Dutch Braid With Extensions - Rave Braids With Rainbow Hair - Frida

Hi, it's Rita. Welcome back to my channel today we have a little hair tutorial for you, so I'm gon na show you how to do Dutch braids with colorful extensions in it. So this is kind of like a raver festival hairstyle. If you want it to be, I've done it for ABC, and I really liked it. So I'm just going to show you how to do it. All you're gon na need is a comb to part your hair, some small rubber bands. I have some neon colorful ones. Just fun you can use any you have they need to be pretty small and then you're gon na need some colorful extensions. So I have this rainbow one umm. I got it off of Amazon for like six dollars. It was just the one braids if you want to do a lot of parades and like smaller braids, you might need more than this. This was enough for my hair, so yeah you can buy it on Amazon. They have a bunch of color. I just ordered some more yesterday that I'll probably be creating some new looks with once I get it, but yeah today we're just gon na. Do the two Dutch braids with these extensions and I'll, show you how to attach them and how to do it and everything. So, let's get started so, first and foremost, I like to do a middle part for my braids, just because it's easier to get it even, I think it looks better aesthetically, so we're just gon na part, the hair down the middle, and this is why I don't Do middle part? Normally I look like I'm five, all right, so I've divided the hair into. I use this part of the comb to like make a straight line. So it's all the way from here down to my the bottom of my neck and it's a straight line. I don't think it's II, probably not next up, is taking your hair and dividing it into two, because we're gon na do two braids today, if you're just doing one, you can use the whole thing, it's totally up to you. What I also like to do is the part that you're not braiding so like I'm gon na start on the side, so I'm just gon na put this in a pigtail, so I don't get it confused without the hair on the other side and there we go, We have our hair, it's split like this. Just normally, when you get it mine's a little tangled, that's okay! You can brush this too. I brushed this a couple times. It doesn't seem to want to be more brush than this. That'S okay! So split this into two. I do recommend keeping your hair braided when you're not using it, because it does tend to get tangled and it will take some intense brushing and because so these are just a long string, they're not attached anywhere. So when you do brush them, some of them do come out. That'S fine, like I haven't really like I've used these twice. I think yeah twice and it's been totally fine to start off your braid you're going to need to attach the hair. I tend to use a small rubber band that is either your hair color, your natural hair, color or the color of the hair that you're using so the top here is red. I may use a red rubber band, so you're gon na take the front section small front section of your hair. You take this section here and you're gon na split it into two, as even as you can there, you go and then you're gon na take your hair in the middle section of the hair you're going to put in between the two pieces. So it's kind of like it's holding it in place, so see how I'm doing this here, one top and one under - and this is where the rubber band comes in so now yeah. Well, I can show this. I'M gon na put the rubber band around this. Your hair, to kind of lock this into place there you go and then once you have this rubber band on is this kind of just hanging here you can tighten this and voila you've got it. So this means that now you have one piece of your own hair and two pieces of the extension, and this is going to be your braid, so we got one two and three I like to braid back and up so basically we're gon na. Do a Dutch braid, if you don't know how a Dutch braid works, it's a regular braid, but you braid under so you put the outer corner under outer under. So you go outside piece under outside piece under and that's how you do it, but along the way, you're gon na pick up more hair so see if this'll look good instead of braiding like it's on the side. Here I like to break backward just like this cuz. It just creates a better braid. For me, we've got the three sections of our hair like so I can tighten this and then we're gon na start ready. We were do under and under and make sure to tighten it we're gon na pick up here from above and put into the Strand. That'S on top we're going to pick up from under here, just section off a piece and put it with under the old strands. Under and then we're going to braid again we're braiding under the whole time, and if you want to be more precise, you can use a comb to like shut section this off. But honestly for me, I I don't really see a major difference doing that, but it can create a different effect, so it can be cool too. The main thing, I would say is like don't be afraid to make it pretty tight because you want it to last. You want it to stay in place and look good all night. So all right, so we've done the entire braid. Sometimes there's a little piece of sticking up. You can put them push them in to your hair, again um. Basically, when you get to the bottom, you can decide if you want to keep braiding all the way down. If you want to finish like this, depending on the look you're going for, if you want the braid all the way down, just keep braiding like this. If you want more of like just this hair kind of hanging like this, you know, then you can just put rubber bands here and let it just hang like that. I think you want to do maybe a little bit of an in-between, I'm gon na braid a little further down, but not all the way, and then I'm gon na put a hair tie right here. So, depending on what you want, you can put a hair tie. You see one of those rubber bands, I'm gon na do a hair tie because I'm gon na put some candy in my hair. So I'll show you that you know I'm just gon na. Do a regular hair tie here and then just make sure to mix your own hair with the extension so that it looks decent. This is hard because it'll like separate and stuff, so you just have to work on that. But then you have the rest of the hair hanging here, and so that part is done. I'M gon na do the other side I'll show you how to attach it again, but then I'll just see the other side faster and then we'll be back to some candy. So, like I said you take a section of your hair like so separate it into two grab your hair and put it in between like this and then attach the rubber band. Alright number two is almost done, so this is the complete look before the final touches. I have a bunch of candy which, if you don't know candy, is it's bracelets that you trade at a rave I'll, find some that are kind of matching. These also kind of go with the hair and I'll just put them over the hair ties so that you kind of cover those because those are not the prettiest look at like that see, looks intentional and there you go. That'S the finished. Look. I hope you liked it. I hope this was helpful. Please let me know if you want to see more like this in the future, I'd love to make more tutorials. I love making breaks like this. I will be getting more hair in the mail soon, so I can create some more looks with some different colors and kind of test out different types of hair for you probably too, but if you do like it, please give it a thumbs up. Leave a comment below. Let me know what you'd like to see and please subscribe this channel. 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