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Just because your hair doesn't flow down your back doesn't exclude you from donning a sleek English braid. The English braid, sometimes referred to as a classic braid or a three-strand braid, is the same style and technique the entire length of the braid. Additionally, an English braid works anywhere on the head, from the neck nape to the forehead hairline. Making an English hair on someone with hair shorter than her shoulders isn't difficult, but it does require the right starting point.
An English braid is a simple plait at the nape of the neck, and it can be done by brushing the hair back, dividing it into three sections and crossing one section over the other to form a braid. Create a simple English braid with information from a professional hair stylist in this free video on hair care.
Knowing how to do a basic English braid is the first step in learning how to do any other kind of braid. For hair styles, it is classic and timeless and can be either casual or elegant. An English braid works best on hair that is medium to long in length. Here are the steps you need to follow to braid an English braid.
