Feed In Braids (The Cheat Way)!

Hi everyone, it's Beth from sweethearts here, welcome back to another tutorial, I'm here with the lovely Bailey and we are going to show you how to have those really cute colorful braids. But if you can't do the feeding, it's really really hard style to mask it. So I thought I'd show you a little cheap version today, it's very very cute, so let's get going so guys, you're going to start off by just doing an ordinary Dutch braid, I'm going to show you a little bit how to do that today. If you know how to do this bit just fast forward and get to the when I'm adding in the hair three strands, you're going to take it under the middle under the middle under the middle and now you're going to add hair into this section here. So a tiny bit of hair to add it in then you're going to go under the middle a little bit of hair, that's added in so the one that you've taken under the middle one is one that gets added. So this one is going to go under the middle and it's that section of hair that you've just moved. That gets the hair put into it, and you can do really big sections here or really really little sections completely up to. You can actually do a French braid here if you wanted to I'll show you why it's so clever - and I just want you to continue this all the way down the head. I'Ve gone for a really nice small, tight braid today, I'm adding that one into the middle coming back to the beginning. So this one here is going to go under the middle, add a little bit of hair so guys when you get to the bottom. What I want you to do is braids the three sections separately so like not into one big braid we're gon na. Do three little braids and you'll see why, in a minute now, this bit stayed a little bit tighter on my practice run, but it's gone a little bit like kind of loose at the nape of the neck. So I'm just going to tighten that up using a hair tie, probably should have just put it in a ponytail and then done three plaques, but you know you're living alone, guys you live and learn. So this is synthetic hair. It'S called jumbo braid. It is very sticky, it sticks to itself it's a bit of a nightmare, but it looks so good, and so this is obviously a blue one. I'M gon na use rainbow today you can get this off Amazon or Tick Tock Char. So I'm just taking a really small section and I'm going to take a little Topsy Tail foreign we're just gon na pull that through, like that bring that Topsy Tail just a little bit further down and do the same again. I'M just keeping them really thin at the minute, so you're going to come to the top guys. Take these two sections here and then I'm just going to take this section here as well and you're just going to start a French braid. So I'm going to go over the middle section over the middle section, I'm going to add in a piece of hair over the middle section, add in a piece of hair. So just like a regular French plaque, you're just going to keep on taking the sections from both sides, and you can also stop and just start to tease that out. So I've tried to like swap my hands over guys. So you can see a little bit clearer, but literally you're, just taking hold of the hair, so I've got one two three sections, so I'm crossing it over and adding in things. Okay, so I'm to the bottom of the hair. Now what I'm going to do so? I'Ve got one two three strands of color, so I'm going to divide these, so one is going to go there. One is going to come this one and one's going to go in that one and we're not going to worry too much because it isn't proper feeding. Braids, but I'm just going to try and cover Bailey's natural hair, as best as I can, without like kind of worrying too much about it, foreign just popping in a little elastic. So as you can see, super cute a little bit different to the ordinary feeding braids. But I think they look amazing and I think it is a little bit of an easy technique. This one so Bailey is loving life with the color hair. You love it. Don'T you babes!