How To Dutch Braid Hair
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How To Dutch Braid Hair
Hairdresser Leila Karalic shows you how to dutch braid your hair, which is a hair braiding technique similar to the french braid.
Apply smoothing cream to your hair to calm any frizziness, avoiding the scalp as it'll make the roots greasy.
Make a loose parting from the top of the ears to the middle of your crown.
Divide this piece of hair into 3 sections.
Move the right section under the middle section so the middle section moves to the right. This section should now be added to by taking extra hair from the right side of the head and bringing it into the braid.
Repeat the process on the other side - so the left section moves under the middle, and the middle section is moved to the left and added to with a fine piece of hair from the left.
Use a comb to correct any unevenness and finish the style with more smoothing cream if necessary.
Tips & Comments
what is the different between a dutch braid and a french braid?it all looks the same to me.
i agree with the comment below. Dutch braid is the same as a french one but inside out. That really is All there is to it..
What the hell u doing? U made that look soooo confusing and much harder that it realy is. First of all your hands are not positioned right and secondly....that braid look stupid!!! and bend up!
Interesting to watch, I do like braided hairstyles, but I still couldnt do it myself
in all the hair videos its always someone else doing the hair. How are you supposed to do that on the back of your own head?!?!?! they should think about that!
I think this looks prettier than the french braid, but more difficult.
not very good example
as with other braid does not look straight
It may be better under control when your hair is wet, but your hair smells moldy if you do. Just like your clothes smell moldy when they get wet while its raining.
it makes sense to me, i mean she's just giving you a general idea of how to make the braid and then it's up to each and everyone how much spray they want to put on the hair. Also there is no rule of how tight or loose you want it to be. You could even do the braid in wet hair, then it's a lot easier to control.