How To Double Dutch/French Braid For Short Hair Hairstyle Tutorial

Hello, my beautiful people how y'all doin most days my hair ends up looking messy dry and has a mind of its own and those days. One of my favorite technique to do is braiding. I love braiding, my hair for most of the occasion and especially to school. So today I'm going to show you two basic braiding styles, French and Dutch. So to start off, I'm using one of my favorite light: textured oil, I'm starting to rub my hair from bottom to top to secure my colored ends and then I massage a little bit to soak in all the goodness and then I'm moving on to using a Paddle brush, so I could brush my hair from bottom to top so that I don't have to have any hair fall. So now I park my hair in the tube and secure one of them with my trusty little hairband, and now I could start braiding. The other part of my hair comfortably, so I am just applying some extra a little bit of light section oil to secure my ends a little bit more and then now I'm trying to braid by taking the front part of my hair and divide them into three Sections, yes, the first one is going to be French braid. Now I'm going to start parting, my hair into tweed and start with a regular braid. Then, when I come to one side of the hair part, I am going to take some extra hair from one side and put it over onto the middle section and then again I do the same thing to the other end of the part and take some extra Hair and put it over onto the middle section, so every time you try to grab your hair from each end, all you're trying to do is put the side part in the middle part and keep continuing to do the same style till the end of your hair. So I am going to grab the ends of my hair and finish it, but the regular braid and I'm going to secure my ends with one of the Caribbeans and there you go. That'S the French braid you guys so for this purpose I am going to braid the other part as a Dutch braid, or an inverted French braid, again, I'm going to repeat with three parts and then, instead of doing over braid, I'm going to do an under braid. So it is going to be the same process French braid, but instead of going over each part, you're going to go under each part, so you're going to grab each section of the side, part and you're going to braid it and put it underneath. In the middle section, grab a part of the hair and put it underneath the middle section and a piece till the end, and I use fingers as my guidelines to grab each section. So you could do whichever way it's comfortable for you and, I repeat, the same style to the end and I finish it off with a regular braid and I secure my hair with the hair grain, and this part is additional. If you don't want, you don't have to do it. I am just going to pull some of the extra hair to show some length and weight to my hair. There. You go French braid and the other side of the Dutch braid. If you liked this video, don't forget to give it a thumbs up and don't forget to hit the subscribe button and the notifications are right next to it, and please don't forget to check out my previous videos. Thank you so much, and I love you all have a great weekend and don't forget to comment below to this video and tell me how this works out for you. Thank you once again, bye, bye, bye, bye, bye. I all right. Bye,