Once you reach the nape of the neck and have no more loose hair to add, you transition phases.
: Optionally, apply a light mousse, styling spray, or a product like Shine and Jam for better grip and control. Download French Braids Phases zip
: Use a hairbrush or fine-tooth comb to remove all knots and tangles. Once you reach the nape of the neck
: Repeat this process on the opposite side, alternating back and forth. : Repeat this process on the opposite side,
: Before crossing an outer strand over the middle, pick up a small, thin section of loose hair from the side and add it to that outer strand.
: Use a comb to create a clean part. For double braids, divide the hair into two equal sections and secure one side with a clip while you work on the other. Phase 2: Establishing the Base
This is the phase where you incorporate new hair into the braid.
Once you reach the nape of the neck and have no more loose hair to add, you transition phases.
: Optionally, apply a light mousse, styling spray, or a product like Shine and Jam for better grip and control.
: Use a hairbrush or fine-tooth comb to remove all knots and tangles.
: Repeat this process on the opposite side, alternating back and forth.
: Before crossing an outer strand over the middle, pick up a small, thin section of loose hair from the side and add it to that outer strand.
: Use a comb to create a clean part. For double braids, divide the hair into two equal sections and secure one side with a clip while you work on the other. Phase 2: Establishing the Base
This is the phase where you incorporate new hair into the braid.
