If you opt for a wet-look braid, Tochterman ... I Can't Live Without For fine to medium hair, after you brush, Tochterman advised the following: First, take a section of hair from the forehead ...

The three-strand braid is one way to level up your hairstyle, but there's only one way to kick it up a notch: the french braid. This over-under plait has been woven throughout history — from ...

and a right section of hair," she says. The beginning of a cornrow is similar to any other braid, crisscrossing one section of hair over the other. "When figuring out how to cornrow, start with ...

Section your hair off into as many parts as desired and then begin to make smaller parts within the sections. The smaller parts will be the size of your braids, so feel free to make them as micro ...

Section His Hair: Use a rat-tail comb to create straight parts. Depending on your preference, you can choose medium or large sections. Secure each section with hair clips.

but leave some hair out of each braid to create a soft, undone look. Medium knotless braids offer a balanced option between ...

Here's how to blindly French braid your own hair. Start by gathering a top section of hair as if you were just tying it up for a half-up, half-down look. Next, divide that section into three equal ...

Working on one side at a time, braid two sections of hair starting at the hairline: one section next to the part ... Finally, finish with a medium-hold hairspray, take a selfie, then pin ...