Aveda How-To | Chloe Cori Loose Textured Braid Hair Tutorial

Hey guys., It's Chloe and in today's tutorial I want to share with you how to get this loose. Textured effortless, French braid.. So if you want to learn how to get this look then keep on watching., I'm starting off with freshly washed and blow dried hair and I'm taking the Aveda Texture Tonic and spraying that, from the middle of my hair to the ends., You can apply this product On both damp and dry hair to create a piecy tussled texture. Next, I'm taking a large barreled curling wand and curling large sections of my hair to create natural waves.. I love applying the Texture Tonic right before curling my hair, because it helps my hair hold the curls all day and night, and it gives my curls more of a tussled effortless look. Plus it will help my hair hold the shape of the French braid as well.. Once all your hair is curled, it's time to start on the braid. To get a simple French braid just start by creating a normal three strand, braid up towards the crown of your head. Divide, the hair in three equal sections and begin crossing the left side over The middle section and then the right side over the middle section. Keep doing this and start adding more pieces of hair to each section. As you continue going down the braid. And when you get to the nape of your neck and run out of hair. To add, then, continue by braiding your hair normally and secure the end with an elastic. Now to get that effortless look start pulling the braid piece by piece to get more volume.. I also like to remove the hair that frames my face from the braid and quickly curl it., The more messy you make your hair, the more effortless the braid looks and that's it.. You can find any of the hair products. I used online at aveda.com at any Aveda salon, store or spa. Check the description box for more information and I'll see you next time.