Step 13 / Then cross the left strand over the middle, pick up a new section and cross it over and into the braid.Step 12 / Cross the right strand over the middle and add in the first waterfall strand.Step 11 / Start by crossing the right strand over the middle and then the left strand over the middle.Step 10 / Now with the front section of hair, pick up a small section near the part and divide it into three pieces for the second braid.Step 9 / Then braid the rest of the section to the bottom and cross a bobby pin over the end so it doesn’t unravel.Step 8 / Repeat those steps, crossing the right strands over the middle while adding new sections into the braid, dropping down the left strands, adding a new section into the braid until it reaches around towards the back of the head.This is what will create the waterfall strands for the second braid. Step 7 / Drop down the left strand and pick up a new section of hair from underneath and cross it over the middle strand in its place.Step 6 / Then cross the right strand over the middle and bring a new section into the braid.Step 5 / Cross the right strand over the middle, then cross the left strand over the middle.Step 4 / Now pick up a small section of hair near the part line and divide it into three pieces for the braid.Step 3 / Then divide this front section into two smaller pieces and clip away the forward section.Step 2 / Now divide out the front section of hair on the left side of the part.Step 1 / Begin by parting the hair on the right side.I’d love to know what you think of the loop waterfall braid tutorial! Where would you wear it?Īnd would you prefer a video tutorial instead of photo tutorial? Let me know in the comments below.Waterfall French Braid Low Bun Instructions: Then once you’ve got it down you’ll be able to do it quickly anytime you need to. I recommend practising when you’re relaxed and not rushing out the door so you can learn it properly. Keep practising – I needed to use a mirror to make sure I was picking up the right sections to do this style.You can try a simpler style like this curly half-up braid tutorial. If you have curly hair – depending on your curls, you may not see the detail in this braid.Alternatively add in some texture with dry shampoo or use a light pomade to define your hair for this braid. It’s best to do this style a day after washing your hair. If your hair is too clean, this braid will have trouble holding in your hair.Emphasise the shape of the loops by gently loosening these sections. Secure the end of your braid with an elastic.The next two waterfall sections are the same as step 7, where you add in the dropped sections from waterfall drops two and three.
On your next waterfall section, continue as per steps 3-5, but also pick up the dropped section 1 from the first waterfall section and include it in the braid.
This crosses over 2 and continues the braid. Instead of using section 1 to cross over 2, drop out 1 and pick up a small section of hair behind it to create a new section 1. Pick up a section of hair from the top of your head and add it to section 2. If we number the sections 1,2,3 making the top right section 1. Start your waterfall braid on the right.Take a section at the front of your hair by your part and split it into three.
I parted my hair to the side for this style though you could also do a middle part if you prefer. Begin by brushing your hair to remove any knots.Mirror ( you need to see which sections to pick up).I think this will be a new favourite of mine. These loops add an extra detail to this half up braid and look so pretty. This braid tutorial is based on a waterfall braid but it includes the waterfall sections back into the braid. My version is a little simpler because there are only 5 sections to this braid. I was inspired by instagram and some braids I had seen by Cute Girls Hairstyles and Missy Sue for today’s tutorial. This loop waterfall braid tutorial is the prettiest braided twist and you’ll want to try it straight away.
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