How to Weave Hair by Creating Your Base Braids ? (2)

1. • by : lindazhou111 - May 7th, 2015

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     Finish braiding your part. Work down both sides of the part, braiding small french braids ¼-inch wide. Remember that the braids should always go towards the ear on the side of the part they are on; this will expose the straight part down the center. Because you won’t be able to french braid each strand all the way, the ends should stick out after you’ve braided all the hair near the scalp. Each of the strands that are sticking out will be the start of a row of braids going all the way around your head.  affordable wigs (http://www.ishowigs.com/)

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     Braid the perimeter row. The first braid you will complete is a small braid that wraps around the outer edge of your face, head, and to the nape of your neck. The perimeter braid will have two starts - on either side of the part - but you will combine the ends of the braids together at the nape of your neck. Take your hair out of the hair clips, and section off a strand of hair ¼-½ inch thick all the way around the outer edge of your head. Starting with the edge-braid from your part, braid as far as you can around the edge of your head. Then, do the same on the other side.
     You might combine the perimeter braids off to the side rather than directly in the center on the nape of your neck, if your part is off-center.
     Keep the braid as tight as you can, and as close to your scalp as you’re able.

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     Finish your braids. Work inwards on your braids, away from your part. Each of the small braids you started on either side of your part should serve as the start for each new braid. If you run out of part-braids though, you can create more near the part on the back of your head. Tie off all the ends and tuck them into/under the finished braids so as to hide the tails. african american short wigs for sale (http://www.ishowigs.com/african-american-wigs/filter_wigslength_short)

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     Begin the center braids. Each of the braids you began on either side of your part will continue on to form full braids that wrap around your head. This means that from a birds-eye-view of your completed head, there will be concentric circles formed around your part. Follow the pattern of the perimeter braid, by sectioning off thin pieces of hair around the outer edge and working in. Go to the next braid closest to your hairline, and braid on either side of your part towards the back of your head.
     Continue spraying your hair with the oil/water mixture or your detangler spray to make braiding easier.
     Your braids should be very tight and may hurt while braiding, but shouldn’t be painful when completed.
     The braids will likely become quite thick about halfway through, because of all the hair you gather. Don’t be worried if because of this your braids are uneven.  best hair extensions (http://www.ishowigs.com/hair-extensions)

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