Step 2: Backcomb the crown section for some volume.
Step 3: Section your backcombed part into three and start to do an underbraid. This just means you're taking the sections UNDER the others instead of over, this is what makes the braid sit on top of the hair.
Step 4: French braid the rest of the hair by taking small sections and incorporating them into the braid. I took no bigger than 1/2 inch sections.
Step 6: Hide your elastic by taking a section of hair, teasing it, wrapping it around the elastic and keeping it in place with a bobby pin.
I like my braids to be messy, loose and have a lot of volume so I pull mine apart before I put my elastic and after. I also let lots of hair fall out (You can always pin it back with a bobby pin if it gets too messy).
Products Used: Tangle Teezer & Drybar Dry Shampoo, Hot Tools Nexgen 1 1/4 inch Curling Iron
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