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Triple Braid & Many Variations

June 30 2006 at 2:33 PM

  (Login emerald.kitten)
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First divide hair into three sections. Braid each section so that you have a total of three braids.

Then braid the three braids together to make one big braid.

Wraped in a bun & secured with a hairstick

Here are some variations: First put hair in a ponytail (I put mine just above the middle of the back of my head). Then divide into three equal sections. Braid each section so that you have 3 individual braids. Now braid the 3 sections into 1 braid.

1st variation is just to loop the braid up to one side and secure (I used a hair scroo)

2nd variation is to wrap into a bun.

3rd variation - I looped around once as if to make a bun and then brought up the tail leaving a large loop (the size will depend on your length) and secured with a hair scroo. 1st pic is back view, 2nd is side view.

4th variation - This photo shows the 3 braids we made above with the ends looped up to the base of the ponytail and secured with a scrunchie.

5th variation - MY NEW FAVORITE! In this photo, I took the 3 individual braids and wrapped them into a simple bun and secured with a hairstick. 1st pic is back view with my baby on my shoulder, 2nd is side view, doesn't it look cool??

6th variation - Same as 4th exept I secured with a clip & fanned out the ends instead of hiding them underneath. 1st pic is back view, 2nd is side view.


7th variation - This is kind of a funky medieval looking style. Instead of looping all 3 braids, I looped two & secured with a clip & used the 3rd to wrap around my head to look like a crown and secured it with a hairstick, my daughter loved this!

I threw these together quickly or I would have used something that looked better than the clip to secure, but it was fastest for the pics. I hope you enjoy them, I sure had fun coming up with them and I am thrilled to have a new bun to do!


1bnii Hair Type - Length: 41 3/4”, Goal: 45”
Products - Currently Using:
Ida's Beer, Honey & Egg Shampoo bar
Nature's Gate Herbal Conditioner w/Jojoba
Also: L'anza BeLong & Creme of Nature
Rose/Lavender vinegar rinses
Monoi and Jojoba oil w/essential oils
Fox’s Shea Butter Leave-in
BB Brush occasionally Rubber & Horn Combs
Routine: Wash 1-2 times weekly. Deep condition with heat cap when time permits (i.e. not often enough) Use either Monoi, Jojoba or Shea Butter daily on ends. I usually use a wide tooth comb but will brush with BBB now & then. Braid before bed and use oil on ends.


    
This message has been edited by emerald.kitten on Jul 12, 2007 2:51 PM


 
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