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French Braid Tools
French Braid Sections
French Braids: Ponytail Section
Starting the French Braid
French Braids: Sectioning Hair
French Braids: Adding Hair
French Braiding Techniques
French Braids: Hair Sensitivity
French Braids: Staying in the Middle
French Braids: Finishing 1st Side
French Braids: Smoothing Braids
French Braids: Tying Off
French Braids: Fixing Wispies
French Braids: Aligning 2nd Side
French Braids: Mirroring
French Braids: Smoothing Wispies
French Braids: Letting Hair Fall
French Braids: Keeping Centered
French Braids: Spraying Ends
French Braids: Evening Ends
French Braids: Tying 2nd Braid
French Braid Styles
French Braid Styles: Adding Curls
Summary: Sectioning hair for French braids is done by dividing it into three small pieces. Section hair for French braids with tips from a hair braider in this free video on hairstyles.
Jeanette Herrera loves to use her hands. She has been doing hair for more than 20 years. Herrera demonstrates step-by-step two simple French braids on her daughter, Alexa. Follow along...read more
"I just barely showed you guys how to section off to do two French braids. Get this hair out of the way. So I just did a cute little ponytail. That's another style for another time. But, now we've got this side, all ready to go. Her hair is dried a little bit so I'm actually going to add just a little bit more water over here. Alright. Did I get you wet? Alright. Brush make sure that hair is ready to go through and, because you don't want it all scraggly when you're starting, so you want to look nice and brushed through. Remember, that first part, we're going to start with like a little triangle up here. Alright. Get your three sections and you're just going to start crossing over. It's not just a normal little braid, it's a French braid. And so, what do we do? We add hair each time we cross over."
eHow Article: French Braids: Sectioning Hair
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