Master the art of braiding with this foolproof tutorial designed for complete beginners! Learn how to create beautiful, even ...

Later you'll join this twist with the braid you're about to create. Next, the advanced DIY braider can create a loose french braid starting behind the opposing ear to help hold the sideswept hair ...

No matter your length or texture, a classic French braid is a timeless and chic staple. Start the style higher than you’d expect, layering sections taut or loose depending on your desired results.

“The perfect French braid, first and foremost ... Pull tight along the way to ensure the braid doesn’t become loose. Secure the end of the braid with a hair tie. The process described above ...

Elevate a low ponytail by placing French braids at each side of the head, with the ends loose working themselves into rest of your hair at the nape of your neck. It’s amazing how one hair ...

Some people enjoy rocking two braids, while one loose French braid can give off an effortless vibe. For a more relaxed, romantic look, gently pull different sections of the braid. Let it fall ...

This style allows for versatile styling options, as the fine braids can be worn loose or pulled into various updos. French ...

French curl braids are all but inescapable at this point ... they also give the look of voluminous, loose waves, so if you look to look red-carpet ready at a moment's notice, this may be the ...

To pull off this undone braid, which recently wore to a cocktail party, sweep hair to one side, begin a loose French braid at the scalp, then haphazardly plait the tail. For the finished (or ...

Once you’re more than half way done, begin adding the French curl synthetic hair. This is done by wrapping it around the braid and knotting it tightly, leaving the rest of the hair loose so it ...