7. The Twisted French Twist
What You Need
- Crimping iron
- Sectioning clips
- Comb
- Hair pins
- Hairspray
What To Do
- Your hair’s upper regions should be crimped.
- Make three parts out of your hair: one in the middle, one on each side. Trim the side pieces.
- To give the hairdo more height, backcomb the front section from the center region.
- Take the middle portion, and twist it all the way to the end. To keep the twist, pin it up at the nape of your neck.
- The sides should be unclipped. Simply twist a little bit of hair from one side. Roll it and pin it on the opposite side after passing it over the middle twist.
- Up until all of your hair has been twisted and pinned, alternate between doing the same with both side parts.
- Take the central section’s ends and tuck them beneath. Place a pin in it.
8. The Simple Side Braid
What You Need
- Hair pins
- Elastic bands
- Comb
What To Do
If your hair hasn’t been washed in two days and the front of your hair is constantly greasier than the rest of it, this hairstyle is ideal for you.
- Detangle your hair by using a comb.
- Tie up the rest of your hair, leaving a portion out front.
- Make a side Dutch braid with the hair in this portion.
- Finish the braiding, and then fasten it with an elastic band.
- Pulling apart the braid will create the illusion of volume.
- Pin the braid to the side of your head using hairpins.
