Instructions With Pictures |
For my third hairstyle, I decided to and up-do called Dutch Crown Braids. This hairstyle creates a crown of hair to sit on top of the hairline. It is perfect for long hair because you can pin the hair all around your head to create a double crown look. It is a great way to wear your hair up, and perfectly frames the face making it gorgeous for any occasion.
To achieve this style, it is helpful to brush out your hair to
ease any tangles. Also, the book recommends using a comb to perfectly achieve diagonally parted hair for this style (Butcher,109). Next, I started
Dutch braiding all the way around the hairline adding hair in from the part
line of the model’s hair. The last step is to take the braids and to pin them
along the hairline to create a crown look.
Me braiding one side of the models head |
Tips:
I really recommend this braid because I was amazed by the
finished look. It is a great way to wear your hair up and can be worn for many
different events. However, it was a more difficult style than other ones I’ve
done previously, so it is helpful to be experienced in braiding before
attempting this hairstyle.
The Finished Look! |
Do you like this hairstyle?
What occasions would you wear it for?
Make sure to keep an eye out for my next post to see another amazing hairstyle!
Butcher, Christina. Braids, Buns, and Twists!: Step-by-Step
Tutorials for 82 Fabulous Hairstyles. Apple Press, 2015.
Hi Marley, great post! I love this hair style, it's very elegant. This hair could be perfect for any formal event like homecoming or prom. I am trying to improve my braiding abilities, do you have any tips? What do you find most helpful?
ReplyDeleteThank you Grace! You're definitely right this would be a great hairstyle for a formal dance. A tip i'd have for you is to wet the hair before styling to help the hair stay in place.
DeleteHi Marley! This is a great post and I really like how the braid turned out! :) I would wear this braid for a more formal event such as going to a wedding or dance. Did you find it difficult to Dutch braid the model's hair and how similar or dissimilar is a Dutch braid to a normal braid? This is such a stunning braid and hopefully I can learn how to do it someday!
ReplyDeleteThank you Claire, i'm really glad you enjoyed this post! The dutch braid is basically an inverted french braid. This braid is a pretty simple braid to learn and i'm sure you'd be able to do it with ease!
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