When I braid my own hair I like to hold the hair like this also called overhand.

Easiest way to french braid own hair. The size of this section does matter in French lace as it determines the thickness of the braid. A french braid can be made by dividing the hair into three sections. Take the section of hair from the left and cross it over in between the right and center sections of hair as you would with a.

Pull a small amount of hair from the front outside of the right section of your hair. Grab a piece of your hair from one side your part near the part itself. I hope this tutorial is helpful whether yo.

The left or right section is brought over the middle section at every step. Wrap your tie around your hair near the bottom of the braid about 1 to 2 inches 25 to 51 cm from the ends. You can tie off your hair at any point during your braid.

Then grab and grab as I. Use your index finger to separate this smaller section of. Its a bit tricky at first but with a lot of practice it will become really easy.

If your hair thins out toward the bottom combine the two tails for one big three-strand braid so the waves at. Style your hair in two French braids stopping at the nape of your neck. Separate it into 3 equal parts and perform a braid.

If you would like to learn how to do a french braid for beginners on yourself then check out my How To French Braid Your Own Hair Step by Step blogpost. A side-braid on the shoulder or a simple straight one at the back. For example you may want to tie off your braid just below the nape of your neck depending on how long your hair is.