Three braids in one hairstyle. The simplest braids: four strands, French braid, dragon, tourniquet, chamomile, crown, headband

The simplest braiding can be mastered not only by women, but also by men who have to get their daughters ready for kindergarten or school. The simplest braids are three-strand braids. Weaving four-strand braids is more difficult, but it is worth it - such hairstyles look very unusual. What can we say about all sorts of other modifications - French braids, dragons, plaits, daisies and other methods! Having mastered these simple and beautiful methods of braiding, you will become a real master and will be able to change your hairstyles every day.

Braids are worn by both girls and women on weekdays and holidays. It all depends on what your braid style will be. To master simple braiding, it is better to first practice braiding a simple braid. It's easy to do. With the correct simple method of braiding, you will get a neat hairstyle, and its owner will not experience any discomfort.

How to weave the simplest braids

The simplest braiding begins with combing. Comb your pulled back hair with a wide-tooth comb. Comb the ends of your hair first, then gradually move higher and higher.

In this case, you will minimally injure your hair, combing will be almost painless, and your hair will untangle easily.

Before weaving simple braids, go through your hair with a soft massage brush. Divide all the hair on your head into three parts. Take the left part of the hair in your left hand, and the right part in your right hand.

Place the side strands alternately on the middle strand. In this case, the strand from the left hand will become central, and the strand that previously lay in the middle will go to the left hand.

While braiding, periodically stroke the strands of hair with your hands so that they do not get tangled with each other, are smooth and even. Braid the braid as long as you want.

Pay attention to the photo of simple braiding - a tail 10-20 cm long is always left at the end and secured with an elastic band or a hairpin.

Braiding four strands (with photo)

A four-strand braid is woven similarly to a simple braid. Look at the photo of a four-strand braid - before braiding begins, the hair is divided not into three, but into four parts and overlapped one after the other. Follow the path of the strands in the figure, and you can braid such a braid yourself.

1. To create a beautiful hairstyle with such braids, first part your hair with a straight parting, then separate the back hair and pin it up so that it doesn’t get in the way.

2. Weave four strands of braids on each side of your head and secure their ponytails with elastic bands.

3. Next, comb the hair at the back of your head and connect the braids with it. Secure your hair at the back of your head with a bobby pin or elastic band.

4. Comb your loose hair. The result is this hairstyle: there are original pigtails on the sides of the head, and a ponytail at the back.

French braiding with step-by-step photos

Below is a step-by-step description of French braiding with photographs.

2. Separate the hair at the top of your head and divide it into three sections.

3. Place one side strand over the middle one, similar to a simple braid.

4. Place the second side strand over the new middle strand. Now all three strands should be in one hand (left), but separately.

5. Next, grab a strand of loose hair from each side near the side strands, combine the strands on the sides and continue weaving. Place the enlarged side strands on the middle one and weave them as in a simple weave.

6. Thus, continue braiding by adding loose hair to the side strands and transferring strands from one hand to the other. While braiding, grab your hair tightly and keep your hands as close to your head as possible. Then the braid will turn out neat and will stay on your head for a long time.

7. Gradually grabbing any new loose hair on the sides of the braid, continue braiding all the way to the back of your head.

8. Having reached the back of the head, you can immediately fasten the loose hair with an elastic band - make a ponytail at the end of the French braid. Or you can continue braiding loose hair in the form of a simple braid. The choice is yours.

Look at the step-by-step photos of French braiding to reinforce the information received.

Reverse French braid

1. Weaving a reverse French braid, like all other braids, begins with combing. Below are step-by-step photos of reverse French braids.

2. This braid is woven similarly to the French braid. But there are some differences here. Loose hair when added to the side strands creeps up from below. As a result, the braid becomes embossed.

3. Having braided your hair to the back of your head, you can also immediately secure it with an elastic band or continue weaving in the form of a simple braid.

The braid needs to be braided tightly, then it will look neat and beautiful.

4. Comb the remaining ponytail with a brush. A longer ponytail looks more interesting, while a short ponytail looks more childish.

Step-by-step fishtail braids

Step by step, the fishtail braid is performed in the following order.

1. Comb your pulled back hair.

2. This braid is made from two strands. First, divide all the hair into two equal parts with a vertical parting at the back of the head.

3. The next stage of step-by-step fishtail braiding is separating one part from the hair one small strand at a time and throwing it to the hair of another part.

4. Do the same with the hair on the other half of your head.

5. Repeat all steps many times until you have braided your hair.

6. Leave the hair free at the required length (ponytail) and secure the braid with an elastic band.

Simple beautiful braiding with a tourniquet

1. Before braiding the braid, comb your hair with a brush.

2. Pull clean, dry hair into a high ponytail at the top of your head.

3. Distribute the ponytail into three equal parts.

4. Curl each section of hair to the right or left, but always in one direction.

5. Twist the three sections of hair together in the opposite direction.

6. Secure the resulting tourniquet from below with a hair elastic.

7. Comb your loose hair (ponytail).

Simple braiding: how to braid a headband braid (with photo)

1. Comb your hair, you can comb it back or make a side parting on the left.

2. Weaving a headband braid begins by dividing the hair into two parts with a parting that goes through the parietal part of the head from one ear to the other.

3. Before braiding the headband braid, temporarily secure the back of the hair into a ponytail.

4. From the left ear or from the side parting on the left towards the right ear, weave a French braid.

You can do the classic version or with reverse weaving.

5. Gradually weave all the hair from the separated upper part of your head into a braid. Pick up new hair strand by strand.

6. Having braided the braid to the right ear, you can continue weaving a simple braid or make a ponytail.

You can strengthen the end of the French braid, and combine the free part of the hair with the total mass of hair at the back of the head.

Braiding: how to braid braids

1. Before braiding braids, comb your hair and divide it with a vertical parting from the forehead to the back of the head into two parts.

2. Before braiding braids, temporarily secure one part of the hair with an elastic band so that it does not interfere.

3. Separate a strand of hair from the forehead with a horizontal parting in the direction from the vertical parting to the temple and twist it 2-3 times to form a flagellum. Hold the flagellum in your right palm.

4. Separate the next strand of hair with a parallel parting and twist it in the same way with your left hand.

5. Twist both flagella together in your hands.

6. With your left hand, take the next similar strand and again make a flagellum out of it.

7. With your right hand, perform similar actions. Do not let go of part of the braided braid from your hands.

8. Continue braiding one half of your head to the back of your head.

9. Secure the finished braid with an elastic band at the back of the head.

10. Braid the braid on the other half of your head in the same way.

Braid "Double Drop"

1. Wash your hair and dry it well. Using two horizontal partings, divide the hair into three parts (one at the level of the crown, the second at the level of the top of the ears), secure each part of the hair with elastic bands.

2. Using a vertical parting, divide the upper part of the hair into two parts.

3. Create a French braid on each half at the top of your head. Weave first on one side, then on the other. Then bring the loose ends of the hair together and secure with an elastic band.

4. Also divide the middle part of the hair on your head with a vertical parting in half. French braid first one half of the middle part of the hair, and then the other. Secure the loose ends of the hair with an elastic band, as in the previous case.

5. After finishing the “Double Drop” braid, simply comb the hair on the back of your head and leave it loose.

Braiding: how to braid “Dragon”

1. Before braiding the dragon braid, tilt your head and comb your hair against hair growth - in the forward direction.

2. Start French braiding from the back of your head to the top of your head.

3. From the top of your head, continue to weave a simple braid, securing the end with an elastic band.

4. The last step of how to make a dragon braid is to twist a simple braid and secure the end under the French braid.

Braid "Petals"

1. Comb your hair. Separate the hair on the left side of the head with a diagonal parting, going from the hairline on the right side of the head to the left ear.

2. Braid a section of hair into a French braid.

3. Similarly, separate a strand of hair on the right side of your head. It will start from a French braid on the left side of the head and continue to the right ear.

4. Create a second French braid on the right side of your head.

5. Thus, alternately braid the braids on the left and right side of your head and reach the top of your head.

6. From the top of the head to the back of the head, you need to leave a wide vertical strand of hair. Weave all the hair around it into French side braids.

7. Braid the vertical strand with a separate braid.

8. The final stage of weaving the “Petals” braid - at the back of the head, combine all the hair into one simple braid or ponytail and secure it with an elastic band. You can make several thin simple braids.

Braiding: how to braid a “Crown” braid

1. Braiding the “Crown” braid begins with combing from the crown in the direction of hair growth. Distribute them evenly in all directions.

2. Start from the back of your head into a French braid, collecting hair that grows from the crown to the hairline at the back of your head.

3. In the process of weaving a Crown braid, move around the circumference of your head in a clockwise direction.

4. Having reached the back of the head, where the braiding began, secure the loose hair with an elastic band and hide it under the braiding.

5. Hair can be decorated with decorative hairpins and flowers.

Method of braiding "Mesh"

1. First, comb your hair. The “Mesh” braiding method begins by separating a rectangular strand from the middle of the forehead and securing it with an elastic band.

2. Separate 2-3 more strands of a similar shape in each direction from it and secure each of them with elastic bands.

3. Divide each resulting ponytail into two parts.

4. Connect parts of adjacent ponytails into new ponytails and secure them also with elastic bands.

5. The tails near the ears do not need to be divided into parts. Combine them entirely with adjacent, higher-lying strands of ponytails.

6. After the second row of elastic bands appears on your head, throw all the ponytails forward (on your face).

7. In the center of the head in the crown area, separate a rectangular strand, slightly smaller in size than the very first strand.

8. Connect a new strand with half parts of adjacent strands and secure with an elastic band.

9. To the sides of them, continue the already familiar weaving.

10. You should have a third row of elastic bands, and the number of tails should be equal to the number of tails in the first row.

11. Comb the hair at the back of your head. Spray your hair with hairspray.

Braiding "Chamomile" braids

1. Comb your hair. Divide your hair with a vertical parting into two parts.

2. Divide each part from the crown into four parts using radial partings.

3. From the top of the head along the straight parting, begin to weave a French braid. When you reach the end, make a turn and start braiding from the second part. At the top of your head, gather your hair into a ponytail.

4. Start braiding the “Chamomile” braid from the top of the head with the next French braid on the same half of the head. Do everything in the same way, with a turn to the next part of the hair.

5. Perform similar weaving on the other half of the head.

6. Combine all loose hair into one ponytail or a simple braid at the top of your head.

Braids "Shells"

1. Comb your hair. Divide your hair with a straight vertical parting into two parts.

2. On each side of your head, create simple braids over your ears.

3. Twist each Shell braid in a spiral and secure with hairpins.

4. Decorate the “shells” with decorative pins or flowers.

Weaving method "Air cross"

1. Comb your hair with a brush. The “Air Cross” braiding method begins by dividing the hair with a vertical parting into four equal parts.

2. On each half of the head, make another diagonal parting - from the center of the back of the head to the top of the ear.

3. Start French braiding on the left side of your head. At the same time, grab the hair only from the top of the head. The lower edge of the braid should be free, not connected with the hair of the lower occipital part of the head.

4. At the end of the French braid, create a simple braid and secure the loose hair with an elastic band.

5. French braid on the right side in the same way.

6. Then start braiding a French braid on the left side of your head at the back of the head. It will look like a continuation of the braid on the right side of the head. Finish with a short, simple braid.

7. Undo a simple braid that is an extension of the French braid on the left side of your head. Continue braiding it again, but now in the form of a French braid. Weave the hair of the lower right occipital part of the head into it.

8. Decorate two loose ponytails or simple braids on each half of the head with decorative elastic bands, maybe with flowers.

Braid "Snail"

1. Comb your hair. Tilt your head forward a little and comb your hair again in the direction of its growth, i.e. all hair should lie from the crown in a radial direction.

2. Start French braiding from the top of your head. Always grab new strands of hair from one side only.

3. Braid the “Evidence” braid in a spiral until the hair runs out.

4. Loose hair can be secured with an elastic band in the form of a ponytail or braided with a simple braid. Hide a simple braid under the occipital strands, braided into a French braid.

Snail tail

1. Comb your hair. Make a tail in the occipital-side part of the head.

2. Separate a third of the hair from the ponytail and weave it into a simple braid.

3. Twist the braid into a spiral at the base of the ponytail and secure it with bobby pins.

4. Depending on your desire, you can decorate the “Snail” tail with decorative pins or twist the ends of the tail using electric curling irons.

Bun with braided rim

A bun with a braided rim looks very strict and elegant.

1. Comb your hair. Make a low, loose ponytail at the back of your head and secure it with an elastic band. Section your hair over the elastic and thread the ends of your ponytail through the gap.

2. Divide the tail into two equal parts. Weave a simple braid from each part.

3. Wrap the braids around the base of the ponytail, which now looks like a bun.

4. Secure the braids with hairpins and bobby pins. Make sure that the ends of the braids are well hidden.

Swiss braid

The Swiss braid is woven with the assistance of an assistant.

1. Comb your hair. Create a low ponytail at the back of your head.

2. Divide the tail into three parts and twist a tourniquet from each, ask an assistant to hold them.

3. Weave a simple braid from the strands. It will look fuller and more voluminous than a regular braid.

In addition to the fact that this hairstyle looks neat, beautiful and aesthetically pleasing, it is also practical, which is especially important when it comes to children who rarely sit in one place. Any other styling will quickly fall apart and lose its original appearance.

Despite the variety of types of weaving, there are some standards and principles that remain unchanged - these are the so-called blocks. Each of them has twists of strands and their weaves that are characteristic only of a particular hairstyle. Once you have mastered several techniques, you can combine them.

Some braids for girls are most popular due to the ease of weaving, others are less popular due to the complexity and time required to create them. However, you can easily find 100 hairstyles with step-by-step photo instructions.

Rules for weaving with ribbons

Ribbons give the hairstyle originality and attractiveness.

When using tapes, it is important to remember the following points:

1. As a rule, narrow satin ribbons are used. Wide ones are rarely used.
2. To make the image harmonious, special attention should be paid to the color of the ribbons.
3. Before weaving, the ribbons are attached with invisible threads to the hair at the base.

Classic three-strand

The classic version is woven from three strands, which are alternately superimposed on one another.

Braids for girls - 100 hairstyles traditionally start with the usual well-known three-strand braid, which even children can weave

Two three-strand braids

This is a favorite hairstyle of little girls. The braiding is based on a classic pattern, only the hair is divided into two parts along a straight vertical parting and braided on both sides.

Two braids crossed at the back of the head

Two braids with doodles

Braid horns

Two bundles of three-strand braids

Ponytail

Ponytail braid: braiding pattern using elastic bands

Three pigtails from the tail

This hairstyle resembles the previous one, with the only difference being that here three braids are woven from a ponytail gathered at the top or back of the head.

"Harvest"

For this hairstyle, all the hair is gathered into a ponytail, from which at least 10 braids are braided. Then they are secured with bobby pins, tucked under an elastic band, and the result is a slightly untidy, but this makes it even more romantic and original cocoon.

Fish tail

Braids for girls (100 hairstyles with step-by-step photo instructions are presented in this article) are made using a variety of techniques.

For a fishtail hairstyle, the hair must be smooth and manageable, so it is lubricated with conditioner or water.

The work begins at the temples, where two strands are taken from. They cross at the back of the head, the left under the right.

An additional strand is taken from the left and crossed with the right so that the new strand is at the bottom. Next, the strand is taken from the right side and then the entire fishtail is braided using this technology.

French or spikelet Weaving starts from the crown.

A large curl is divided into three parts, and the work begins with braiding the usual classic version. Then they gradually begin to weave in the hair from the sides.

The “dragon” hairstyle can be made from either three, two or four reverse French braids.

French Falls

Take 4 strands of the same volume at the temple, with the exception of 2, which should be slightly thinner than the rest.

Weave according to this pattern:

• 1st under 2nd and on top of 3rd;
• 4th under the 3rd and on top of the 2nd.

Then a little hair from the total volume is added to the outer strand.

• 2nd above 3rd and below 4th;
• then the 1st strand is removed to the side, and instead of it a curl is taken from the total mass;
• the new one is carried out under the 3rd and above the 2nd.

They weave according to this pattern, but additional hair is taken not only from below, but also from above.

Waterfall from braids

The technique is the same as in the previous version, but those strands that fell freely down in the previous hairstyle are now braided into small braids.

Multi-row French waterfall

Two French braids joined into one Two French braids intertwined in a crisscross pattern

Two braids crossing at the neck area look very original. In order to braid such a hairstyle, you need to divide your hair into 2 parts along a vertical parting, and then divide each part into 2 more parts, but along a horizontal parting, that is, separate the top from the bottom. For convenience, all parts can be secured with rubber bands.

Weaving starts from the top left strand. It is based on the French technique with a one-sided grip. Having reached the middle, it is fixed with an elastic band. The upper right part is braided in the same way and is also secured with an elastic band in the middle.

Two French braids with hair added on one side

Another interesting option for braiding French braids is to gradually weave the hair into the braid on only one side.

Circular French braid
Snail Scythe

Basket

In appearance it resembles a wicker basket. Before starting work, the hair is distributed evenly from the crown. The basis is French technology.

The braid is braided from the top of the head in a circle and only from the outside. It should braid the entire head, and the remaining hair is braided either in a regular braid or carefully secured with hairpins.

Milkmaid's braid (around the head)

One of the simplest hairstyles that will require a minimum of time to create. The hair should be divided along the central parting towards the bottom. The parts should be approximately the same in volume.

Each is braided separately, and then they are connected crosswise at the top of the head, one on top of the other, secured with a hairpin and the hairstyle is ready.

Four-strand

Strand counting starts from left to right. The 3rd is placed on the 2nd and brought under the 1st. The 2nd is placed on top of the 4th and brought under it. The 4th is carried out between the 1st and 2nd, and is brought under the 3rd. 2nd. pass under the 1st and throw on top of the 3rd. And further according to the same scheme.

Four-strand braid with the main 3rd strand

The 3rd strand is taken as the central one, i.e. All weaving is done around one strand, and the strand itself is not involved, so the accent is clearly visible in the finished work.

Four-strand braid with ribbon

Five-strand

It is best to learn how to braid this option from the tail, and in the future you can do it without it.

The tail is divided into 5 strands (counted from left to right) and braided according to the pattern:

• 5th above the 3rd and below the 4th;
• 1st above 3rd, below 2nd;
• 5th above 4th, below 3rd;
• 1st over 3rd, under 2nd.

Spit - Hollywood wave

Double Hollywood Wave

With elastic bands

Braids with elastic bands are one of the favorite hairstyles for every girl. 100 hairstyles with step-by-step photos clearly convey the process of creating a hairstyle.

The most popular are two options: with a throw and with a thread. The basis is a high ponytail. It is divided into 4 parts, 2 side parts are connected at the top and tied with an elastic band. Divide the strand that remains below into 2 parts, throw them on top, connect them and also fix them with an elastic band. And so on until the end.

In the case of threading strands, the principle is approximately the same, but the technology is slightly different. The hair is not divided into two parts, but not into 4, that is, the top is separated from the bottom. They are alternately threaded through one another and secured with elastic bands.

Spiral (twist) or harness

Each strand (and there can be from 2 to 6) is twisted into a spiral and then intertwined with each other. An important point is that you need to twist the bundles tightly, otherwise everything will fall apart.

French style twist
Braid twist Braid with elastic bands with the addition of two twist braids on the sides

A braid or twist can also be woven into one using elastic bands.

Malvinka from two braids
Malvinka with one braid Hairstyle made of braids and crossed strands a la French braiding
French braid beard

Swiss

The principle of weaving is the same as in the classic version, the only difference being that each strand is twisted into a strand.

Classic, spikelet or fishtail in tail

This type of hairstyle involves braiding using one of the techniques, but the hair is not loose, but tied in a ponytail.

Braid in braid

This hairstyle looks good on thick long hair. On the crown you need to make a parting that looks like a triangle, the tip of which looks inward. The hair of the selected triangular area is braided using reverse technology. And the remaining hair, gathered into a ponytail for convenience, is threaded through those that are braided and secured at the top.

After the base is braided, unfasten the threaded curls and braid them into a braid that runs right down the middle.

Snake

The work begins with dividing the hair along the side parting. From a small strand separated from the front, a French purl braid is made. Picking up is carried out only from one, external, side.

Next, the weaving turns in the other direction, and the pick-up is done on the other side, having reached the opposite edge, it turns around again and the side of the pick-up also changes. Thus, the braid is woven to the bottom and looks like a snake.

French inside out (Dutch, Danish)

Hair is lubricated with conditioner to make it soft. Weaving starts from the crown. You need to take three strands and start braiding a regular braid and add loose hair to the strands as you go.

But if in the classic French version the strands overlap each other, then in this variation, on the contrary, the strands are wound under each other.

Diagonal Danish braid

Fishtail over French braid

Fishtail over French braid: braiding pattern

French inverted

The work begins not from the top of the head, but from below the neck and braids upward. The remaining hair on top is either shaped into a beautiful bun or hidden inside.

French inverted, along the parting and diverging to the sides on the forehead

Weaving begins slightly above the back of the head. First, two partings are made in such a way that a triangle is formed, the sharp end of which is located above the back of the head, that is, at the beginning of the weaving. The selected strand should be of such volume that it can be divided into two parts.

Weaving is carried out towards the face. At the base of the forehead, the strand is divided into two parts and thin braids are braided from each. One is wound through the left side to the back of the head, the second through the right, and there they are connected.

Bun with a regular braid

Hair should be below shoulder length. They need to be combed well and tied in a high ponytail. Then they are wound onto a hairpiece designed for creating bun hairstyles (can be purchased at any specialty store).

Bun with two inverted braids

Braids for girls (100 hairstyles with step-by-step photos demonstrate that anyone who has a clear example of their implementation can master a hairstyle of any complexity) should be able to be braided by mothers who have daughters growing up.

The bun is done in the same way as in the previous hairstyle, but first, reverse French braids are braided on the sides, starting from the temples.

Their ends are tied into a ponytail at the back of the head. Next, a bun is made, but in this case, the ends are not braided, but hidden inside the bun and secured with invisible hairpins. This hairstyle looks more festive and elegant.

Five-strand braid with ribbons

One of the most popular options with ribbon is five-strand. Here two ribbons are used, which are woven so that in the finished braid they are placed in the middle of the weave.

Eastern This is a lot of small braids all over the head.

This hairstyle is quite practical and convenient, because if the weave is more or less tight and well secured with elastic bands, then you can wash your hair without even unraveling them.

Bunch

One braid is braided at the back of the head using a small amount of hair. The second is made from the remaining strands and is curled around the first in a ring, forming a bun.

Weaving with elastic bands

Braids for girls (100 hairstyles with step-by-step photos - a necessary guide for a beginner) are often woven using elastic bands, hairpins, and ribbons.

The required number of rubber bands is 11 pieces. The parting is not done in the middle, but slightly to the side. On the side where there is more hair, 4 horizontal partings are made, and these strands are tied into ponytails. The second and third tails are divided into 2 parts. Then the first ponytail and half of the second are joined together and tied with an elastic band, forming a new ponytail.

The same is done with the second half of the second and half of the third, and the second half of the third and fourth. Thus, you get 3 tails. Next, the first and half of the second, as well as half of the second and third are also joined together, and you get 2 ponytails, from which ordinary Russian braids are braided.

Headband

The name speaks for itself - the finished hairstyle is a kind of headband around the head. The parting is done horizontally in the front of the head so that only the frontal area is involved in the hairstyle.

Weaving starts from the temple using the French technique. Loose hair is usually braided into a classic braid.

The hair is divided into two parts using a horizontal parting. We separate a curl from the resulting parting, but not straight, but slightly slanted. French braid so that it goes obliquely. Then another curl is separated, but with an inclination in the opposite direction.

Heart

This hairstyle can have two options: when all the hair is involved and when not all the hair is involved.

Option 1

2 partings are made - horizontal and vertical so that you get 4 squares. Weaving starts from the lower middle edge of the upper right square (where the partings intersect), using the French braid technology with a fence of curls on both sides. Weave diagonally, that is, from the corner upwards, then round off the weaving, move to the lower right square and weave diagonally downwards.

The same is done with the other side and connected at the base of the neck. You can secure it with an elastic band and make a tail, or you can continue weaving and twist the tails of both braids into strands and intertwine them together.

Option 2

Make a vertical parting - from the forehead to the crown. Start weaving on the right side from the middle of the parting. Braiding - French braid with one-sided (external) grip.

As we weave, a heart shape is formed. The gripping is stopped shortly before the end of weaving. On the other side, do the same and connect them at the back of the head, leaving the end free. The lower hair is left loose.

Herringbone

The hairstyle has this name because the parting is made in the shape of a Christmas tree (zigzag). The braids start from the middle of the head, that is, from the narrow ends of the Christmas tree and diverge to the sides. At the end they can be tied into a ponytail.

Loop or flower in French technique

Braids for girls (100 hairstyles with step-by-step photos give you a choice) often help out those who want to create a fashionable but comfortable hairstyle.

This weaving, if you look at individual elements, resembles a loop, and if you look at the composition as a whole, it resembles a flower.

The parting is done crosswise, resulting in the formation of 4 sectors, in each of which a braid will be braided in the form of a loop.

A curl from one sector begins to be woven from the crown using the French braid technique, smoothly rounding it until a loop is formed. And so on in all four sectors. The loose ends are braided in a classic style and gathered into a ponytail. The braids in the ponytail are intertwined and look like a twist braid.

Flower from a three-strand braid rolled into a snail

A waterfall from a three-strand braid from one temple to another with strands passed into each link after weaving the braid.

Two waterfall braids on the sides and a fishtail in the center

Two braids are woven from the temples using the French waterfall technique, which are then combined into one braid - a fishtail.

Malvinka, complemented by braids decorated using the technique of “a strand in each link”

Malvinka of two strands, decorated with knotted weaving

In this hairstyle, strands braided using the malvinka technique are gathered into a kind of knot.

Malvinka made of two braids braided using the French technique

Ponytail with two braids braided from part of the hair

To ensure that the hairstyle looks neat and the braids do not fall apart, the ends of the hair are secured with an elastic band, also capturing unbraided hair.

Heart of two thin braids (based on malvinka)

This hairstyle has many similarities with the first version of the “heart” weave.

Two twist braids combined into one with a bun

Two twist or plait braids are woven from the temporal lobes, which are connected into one at the back of the head, after which this braid is twisted into a bun and secured with hairpins.

Waterfall braid with French braids

A horizontal waterfall braid is woven from three strands. The strands coming out of it are divided into two parts and two one-sided French braids are woven from them, weaving one strand each time. The ends of the braids are secured with one elastic band.

Trefoil braids

Ponytail braid with added strands

The technique is reminiscent of French. First, the tail is made, it is divided into two strands, one additional strand is added to each on both sides, twisted once and secured with an elastic band. Then they repeat the same thing.

Malvinka-based braid knots

First, the braids are woven according to the braid principle, which are then gathered into knots and secured with hairpins.

Double twist ponytail braid with two three-strand braids on each side

This hairstyle combines two types of weaving - a twist or plait and a regular three-strand one.

A braid from the temple with strands added at the end using the French technique on one side

It's essentially a side French braid style braid. You can braid either a regular French braid or a reverse braid (inside out).

Greek braid

Greek braid with loose hair

This version of the Greek braid is suitable for festive events.

Two French braids with the addition of strands from the temples based on Malvinka

Using the malvinka technique, two French braids are woven, which are then joined into a ponytail.

Tail braided with a braided mesh in a circle

Two crossed one-sided braids from two ponytails on the top of the head

This hairstyle is neat and practical, because it collects all the hair, which is convenient for the child.

Hair bow with braid

Snake on loose hair

Heart with a tail

First, a regular tail is made. Then the bottom strand from the ponytail is threaded under the elastic and pulled up.

Divide it into two strands and braid one braid from each. The ends of the braids are secured with an elastic band under the ponytail.

Bunch of several braids with a donut

Two three-strand braids with small braids woven in

First, you need to part your hair in half, then braid several three-strand braids on each half. Then use these small braids to braid two three-strand braids on the sides. Small braids are woven using the French technique.

Two one-sided French braids, braided from the temple

Two braids start from the temple, the hair is woven using the French technique from the forehead. The braids are placed one below the other.

Two parallel braids-waterfall from the crown and with a tail

On both sides, two waterfall braids begin to be woven, which are then gathered into a ponytail.

Lush Danish braid

The technique of weaving this braid is similar to the technique of weaving a regular Danish braid. Lushness can be achieved by slightly pulling and fluffing strands from a braided braid.

Tail braided using fishtail technique

Figure-eight braid

Combination of fishtail and French technique

Malvinka fishtail with a tail on the back of the head

Crossed strands and small braids

Knotted braid

Boho braid

Several small braids, braided from the parietal area and connected into a ponytail at the back of the head.

Double waterfall braid - headband

This hairstyle will help separate your hair from your face while leaving it loose.

A basket bun with a hair flower in the center

Another popular variation of basket weaving, which can be both an everyday hairstyle and a festive one.

French braid with added airy strands

Chinese braid

Three-strand braid using the technique of “a strand in each link” and a tail at the back of the head

This hairstyle combines a three-strand braid and a ponytail.

Tail braided using French technique

To ensure that a girl always looks neat, fashionable and stylish at school, her mother should learn several techniques for braiding hair. You can easily make 100 hairstyles based on braids, if you follow the step-by-step photos and this is not the limit.

An older girl can do some hairstyles on her own. The braid is one of those few hairstyles that are universal and suitable for everyday life, holidays and sports.

Video about braiding girls

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The braid is the simplest and most common type of hairstyle. Thanks to the various types and methods of weaving, braids are extremely popular. Neatly braided hair is a convenient hairstyle in everyday life, relevant in an office environment and beautiful at a celebration.

To make your hair manageable and easy to braid and style, you can use various products in the form of foam, gel, or secure uneven strands with hairpins. You also need a good comb.

Weaving a regular braid

The most common and familiar from childhood was an ordinary braid, braided from three strands of hair. Having divided the hair into three parts and observing the sequence, we intertwine the hair with each other.

First, we intertwine the third part with the first and second strands, then the first with the second and third, and the second strand with the third and first. It is important to ensure that the strands are pulled tightly and the hair does not come out. Having finished this hairstyle, you can use a regular elastic band, a beautiful hairpin or weave a ribbon.

Braiding two braids

On thick, heavy hair, two braids will look great and original.

The photo shows a hairstyle with two braids.

For this hairstyle, the hair must be divided into two equal parts. Now each of them needs to be braided in the usual way, but it is important to make sure that the braiding of both braids starts from the same level.

Braiding a spikelet

Braiding a “spikelet” braid will be a little more difficult than a regular one, but the braiding technique is very similar, so you can do it. You should start braiding the same way as with a regular braid, only you need to take not all the hair, but only the top part and divide it into three equal strands. It is important to evenly distribute the strands so that the braid ends up looking even. We begin to weave the strands like a regular braid and slowly weave new small strands of hair from the remaining hair on the side. In this way, continue to weave strands into the main braid until the hairline on your head ends.

Loose hair can be pulled up or braided into a regular braid.

If the “spikelet” is not voluminous enough, you can fluff it slightly with a comb. The “spikelet” will last a very long time in excellent condition if it is braided as tightly as possible.

Fishtail braiding

We comb the hair back and divide it into two equal parts. We take each of the strands in our hands. Using the index finger of your left hand, select a thin strand of hair from the side (about 2.5 cm) and move it to the right side, securing it with your right hand. Then, with the index finger of your right hand, separate the same strand on the right and move it to the left, securing it with your left hand.

We repeat these steps until we reach the end. We tie the end of the braid with an elastic band or decorate it with a hairpin.

French braiding

Comb your hair and separate part of the hair from the top from the parietal area. Divide the strand into three equal strands and begin to weave, first placing the left one on the center one, then the right one on the center one. Then place the left strand over the center one and add the left strand to it. Now place the right strand over the center one and add a strand of hair to it on the right.

The photo shows a French braid from the side.

In this way, alternately add strands to the weave on the right and left. Tighten the loose ponytail with an elastic band or braid it into a regular braid. Once you start braiding a French braid, you can easily experiment. This French braid pattern, also suitable for two braids, a side French braid and a side braid.

This hairstyle is very convenient for everyday life; once you learn how to braid a “French” braid, it will become your favorite.

French braiding from bottom to top

Weaving this braid must begin from the back of the head, moving towards the crown. Use the weaving pattern of a regular French braid. You can complete your hairstyle by tying the ends into a bun or ponytail.

Inverted French Braid

Comb your hair. Take a section of hair and divide it into three equal parts. Place under the central strand, first the right and then the left strand. Place the right section under the center section adding a section of hair on the right. Now place the left one under the center one, adding part of the hair on the left to it.

The loose ponytail can be styled into a simple braid or ponytail. By stretching the braid a little, you can make it more voluminous.

Braiding Waterfall

Comb your hair in a side parting and begin to weave a regular French braid horizontally from the forehead towards the temples. Then we place the top strand on the middle one, separate a small strand from the top from the free ones and place it on the middle one, while releasing the lower part. Near the thrown bottom strand of loose hair, separate a small strand and place it on the middle one. We repeat this each time adding a braid of loose hair to the top strand, place it on the middle one and release the bottom strand, replacing it with a new one.

Braiding 4 and 5 strand braids

Braiding such a braid requires special skill and skill. To begin, you need to comb your hair back and divide it into five equal strands. Cross the right strand with the strand closest to it.

We cross the most central strand with the strand that was on the right. Then we cross the central one with the one to the left of it (not the outermost one). Now cross the leftmost one with the adjacent strand on the right. When braiding, try not to pull the braid too tight. Now braid the second row following this pattern. Such actions must be performed until the braid is woven.

Swiss braiding

The “Swiss” braid is woven in the same way as our regular three-strand braid, but each strand must be twisted with a strand. This hairstyle looks quite unusual and elegant, so it will be a godsend for both work and leisure.

Braiding tourniquet

First you need to collect your hair in a ponytail, then divide it into two equal parts. Then twist the right strand of hair towards the right, about 3-4 turns, and hold it tightly with your hand. Do the same with the left strand.

Now you need to carefully cross both strands, making sure that they do not unwind. As usual, secure the ends with a tight elastic band.

According to the pattern of twisting one braid, you can braid two. To do this, comb your hair in a middle parting, following the pattern, twist one part of the hair, then the other. Loose hair can be twisted together, braided, or left loose.

Braiding "Wreath"

Take a small section of hair from your temple and divide it into two equal parts. Then wrap the bottom part around the top and connect the strands into one. Now take a small strand from the loose hair below and wrap it around the top double strand. Next, continue to weave in this manner, adding strands of loose hair from below, wrapping around the top strand and joining them together. Secure the end of your hair with an elastic band and carefully hide it under the resulting wreath.

Braiding "Crown"

Weaving "Linno Russo" with ribbon

At the top of the head, separate a small strand of hair and put a ribbon on top of it and cross it. Next, select the strand below the previous one (Fig. 3), divide it into two parts and wrap each with the ends of the tape, so that the strands are at the bottom of the hair, and the tape is on top. Next, we again add strands of loose hair, separating them with a horizontal parting. We fix the resulting braid by tying a ribbon; you can also give the braid additional volume by slightly stretching the strands.

Knot braid

A knotted braid is very easy to make and will look elegant and neat. Separate the top part of the hair and divide it into two parts. Tie these parts together from right to left or vice versa (Fig. 1) like a regular knot. Next, add strands to the remaining free edges of the hair and tie the knot again, do this until all the hair is woven. The end of the braid can be secured with an elastic band and wrapped to the bottom.

Weaving a braid "Bow"

This braiding is more of a decoration for an already woven braid; it is quite simple to do. First, you need to braid the braid, leaving a thin strand of hair parallel to it; it is from this that you will later form bows. After the braid is braided, we separate a small strand from the loose hair left for the bow and spray it generously with hairspray, then bend it in half to form an ear. Using a hairpin, carefully thread the eyelet under the braid, holding it with your hand.

Braiding a braid “Snake”

Separate the top strand of hair from the side and divide it into three equal parts. Start braiding a regular French braid, adding strands only from the top. When braiding, you should lead the braid along an inclined line, bring the braiding to the temple and make a turn of the braid, we braid the braid further by adding a strand as before on top, ignoring the bottom. If you have long hair, you can make turns along the entire length, depending on your desire. When braiding the lowest braid, the hair is picked up both from below and from above. The ends of the hair can be braided or left free.

Braiding "Basket"

At the crown of your head, select an area of ​​hair and gather it into a high ponytail. From the top we begin to weave a regular French braid, each time adding strands of free hair on the right, and from the tail on the left, you need to take them of such thickness as to be enough for the entire braiding. Thus we weave in a circle. Having reached the place where weaving begins, we begin to weave a regular braid. We fix the end with an elastic band and hide it under the base of the tail; for greater fixation of the hairstyle, you can also secure it with bobby pins.

Braiding "Snail" braid

Separate a small strand from the middle of the head and divide it into three equal ones. Then we begin to weave a regular French braid but with one grab on the right. At the beginning, it is important to take small strands so that there is enough hair for subsequent circles. Next, we braid the braid over the entire head, moving in a circle. We carefully fix the tip of the hair and disguise it under a hairpin.

Braiding "Flower"

To create a flower from hair, you need to braid a regular braid, but you need to braid it not up, but down (inverted braid), you need to braid it without tightening it too much.

Braided hairstyle "Butterfly"

Choosing an evening hairstyle is no less important than choosing a beautiful evening dress. On the day of the celebration, every woman wants to be perfect and original. If you don’t like evening hairstyles with curls, fashionable hairstyles with a high backcomb or a bun, a hairstyle with several braids styled in the shape of a flower would be an excellent option.

Braids can act both as a central styling element and as a small decoration. Nowadays there are a huge number of types of weaves, so you always have plenty to choose from. Every girl has a chance to find the perfect braided hairstyle in her chosen style.

Hair has long been considered a woman's main treasure and adornment. Hair styled in a braid is also a symbol of honor and dignity. Therefore, it is not surprising that braids have been so popular throughout a long period of human history.

Evening hairstyle with 3 braids in four strands

Many people love hairstyles with braids not only because of their originality and beauty, but also because of the ease of creating a classic style, because braids allow you to get a good hairstyle without styling products or tools.

In order to choose the most suitable type of braiding, before an important event you should try several ideas for hairstyles with braids and choose the best one.

Let's look at the hairstyle with French braids in 4 strands step by step.

Photo lesson created from the video of MK Nikolai Rusu, Parikmaher.TV

1. Separate the hair diagonally, the parting starts above the left ear and ends below the right ear.

2. Separate 4 strands on the left.

4. To make the braid look voluminous and openwork, already on the third link we begin to carefully stretch its sides. In order for the braid to come out neat, you may have to first practice the technique of braiding a 4-strand braid.

We braid to the end and secure with an elastic band.

5. Select another section diagonally parallel to the previous one.

6. In the same way, we braid a braid of 4 strands, trying to stretch the braiding so that it hides the parting.

7. In the remaining area, move the braid to the left so that it goes right next to the parting.

8. Using bobby pins, we create a base frame for attaching the flower.

9. First of all, twist the rightmost braid into a ring. We fasten with invisible ones.

10. Then we draw the middle one around the first ring, and the last one around the left one. Don’t forget to style your bangs, do it to your liking, you can first curl it into curls and lay it out in a wave. If the bangs are short, everything is even easier.

Braids for girls are perhaps the most popular hairstyle that caring mothers create every day when sending their little miracle to kindergarten (school). If you are also interested in braiding for girls, you want to learn how to create new, simple or complex hairstyles, be sure to read this article, in it you will find a lot of new things on this topic and learn how to braid a girl’s hair simply and beautifully.

If we talk about children's hairstyles, then the expression: “Beauty requires sacrifice” is completely inappropriate here, because the main priorities in children's hairstyles are:

• practicality— the hairstyle should not interfere with the child (do not fall apart during active games);
• rapidity fulfillment - when parents get their child ready for kindergarten (school), they, as a rule, strive to get their hair done faster;
• safety- to secure a girls’ everyday hairstyle, it is better not to use objects with sharp ends: bobby pins, hairpins or synthetic styling products, including gels, varnishes, hair foams and others;
• variability— new interesting styling options will attract increased attention to your daughter; boys will want to please her, which contributes to the formation of a feminine essence.

Of course, there is no point in immediately starting to perform complex hairstyles; first, start with simple styling. Practice mastering new ways of braiding long, medium or short hair, try to combine different options, and also invent new ones if you suddenly have enough creative imagination for this.

Braiding methods

We present to your attention some options that are most popular today.

3 strand braiding

You will need to divide your hair into 3 sections. Then move the left strand to the right so that it intersects with the middle one, and the middle strand remains on the left side. Follow the same steps for the right strand of hair, move it to the middle. And so on, braid the braid until there is a small ponytail left at the end. Finally, use an elastic band to secure the braid.

French spikelet

This braiding also looks very impressive on children's hair. Thanks to a special purl technique, you can create a voluminous braid on top of smoothly combed hair. When using such weaving, it becomes possible to create very beautiful children's hairstyles, for example, you can braid the braid diagonally, make interesting zigzags, or lay out the weaving around the head.

Braids for girls: 20 hairstyles with photos

Most of the braided hairstyles that are presented in this article involve the use of ribbons, lovely butterflies, smooth or, conversely, sharp lines. Some of the hairstyles at first glance seem quite complex and difficult to achieve, while others are quite suitable for beginners.

Hairstyle 1. Crossing low braids for girls with the addition of ribbons.

This is a very attractive hairstyle that can be used by girls with long hair. The hairstyle involves the back crossing of two inside-out French braids, which create a very unusual design. By adding a beautiful ribbon to this hairstyle, you will make the image more harmonious and completely complete. It should be noted that crossing French braids for girls really look very flattering.

Hairstyle 2. Braids with bows.

This is a slightly higher level of creating hairstyles, because here baskets are also used in hairstyles. You will need to section your hair into three sections just like a traditional braid, but add four or more ribbons to create a complex and unique braid. The hair is then parted in the middle and secured, after which the braids are neatly twisted into cute little buns. The charming bows decorating the top of each “bun” will be a spectacular finish to this hairstyle. You will have to work hard to create such a hairstyle, but the result will really be worth it.

Hairstyle 3. Double heart braids.

Photos of girls' hairstyles with braids

This double heart, made in the form of weaving, is actually much more difficult to create than it might seem to you at first glance. Inside, this braiding for girls should be divided so as not to interfere with other braiding. After creating and securing both braids, you need to carefully weave a ribbon into the hairstyle to obtain a more spectacular and complex result. To complete this childish look, weave two bright purple ribbons with flowers into each of the ponytails. With such an interesting hairstyle, your daughter will instantly feel like a real little princess.

Hairstyle 4. Asymmetrical floral braid style.

Break all the rules of modern hairstyles by creating these interesting and unique braids for your girl. In this hairstyle, the braids surround the head in an original way and are securely secured with cute little ponytails. Bright and bold accessories that will add even more attractiveness to the overall appearance of the hairstyle can diversify the image and add new notes to it.

Hairstyle 5. Four braids with intertwining ribbons.

This symmetrical style looks very attractive and inspires creativity. Try different colors of ribbons, matching them to the color of your girl's main outfit. This unusual hairstyle can be done by girls with short, long or medium hair. All you need is to simply create four braids, add two long pieces of ribbon and use elastic bands. You need to make sure that this braiding hairstyle for girls is really tight if you want to get lasting results.

Hairstyle 6. Braid with twisted braids.

Twists and braids look very attractive in this chic children's hairstyle. You need to create two or three braids high on the top of your head so that they go down diagonally, and then style one of them into a ponytail. The look will be completed with two giant neon bows and your little princess will be able to enjoy an unusual and very stylish hairstyle.

Hairstyle 7: Double twists with cute buns.

Would you like to try creating those amazing twists with some pretty buns? Of course, to create such braids for girls you need to have long enough hair. You need to start with one twist at the top, and also make one at the bottom, and then attach two cute “buns” to the two braids on both sides. The final detail of this look will be soft colored ribbons, which will also hold the braids at the same level.

Hairstyle 8. Braids separated by laces.

This hairstyle features careful sectioning and skillful braiding. In this case, it is necessary to divide one French braid into two parts. Adding beautiful ribbons and flowers to the look will make this option most suitable for spring or summer weather. Don't underestimate the importance of hair bands and accessories. With their help, you can easily turn the most ordinary braid into an interesting and sophisticated weave.

Hairstyle 9. Crisscross braids decorated with lace buns.

Just look at this amazing hairstyle! Six mini ponytails intertwine diagonally at the back and end in two cute fluffy buns at the top of the head. A necessary addition to the look will be bright pink ribbons, worthy of a little queen of pop music.

Hairstyle 10. Braids of the future.

Photo of hairstyles in kindergarten

One cannot but agree that these French braids look quite futuristic. Loose strands hang down and then curl back to create an amazing spider web effect. This hairstyle would be a very good idea to add to a Halloween costume, but it also needs to be done by someone who is really knowledgeable about how to properly do French braids for girls.

Hairstyle 11. Classic long hair intertwined with ribbons.

Photo of a quick and easy hairstyle for long hair

This is a very inspiring hairstyle that can be created by almost any skill level. Classic ponytails are placed high on either side of the head and then woven down with the addition of stylish blue and purple ribbons. Is it difficult to find a similar hairstyle that looks so sophisticated and gorgeous?

Hairstyle 12. Intricate braids with ribbons.

The main motto of this hairstyle is: “If you can imagine it, then you can do it. A zigzag parting, thick braids and thick ribbons all make for a pretty chic hairstyle. The ribbons are harmoniously woven into the braids, giving the hair the appearance of being lifted up. This hairstyle looks really cool, of course, you will have to spend a lot of effort and time on it, but you will certainly be satisfied with the beautiful and interesting result.

Hairstyle 13. Snake braids.

If your little one has super long hair and you want to show it off, this hairstyle will be perfect for you. In this case, two braids flow gracefully down along the back line and are secured high at the temples with funny elastic bands. The hairstyle looks very beautiful and stylish, but to create it you need to have sufficient length and thickness of hair.

Hairstyle 14. Braids with chain links.

Here is another great hairstyle for thick hair. Show others all your imagination by dividing ordinary braids from below into two parts. After this, once again divide each of the strands into three parts and twist them into sinuous bends. To do this, twist the right strand of hair over your finger and add a little more of the left strand to create a rope braid. Finally, connect the two rope braids into one link using braid. You can also create three sections of braids if you wish and end up with two large braids. This hairstyle looks very fun and unusual.

Hairstyle 15. Double braids with double buns.

Just take a look at this fabulous hairstyle that combines braids and buns into one! The thicker the hair, the better and more appetizing the “buns” will look. The colorful elastic bands that decorate the “buns” will add special attractiveness to this look. It's hard to imagine that there could be an even cuter hairstyle than this.

Hairstyle 16. Crown.

Who doesn't love girls with braided hair? A beautiful braid on top will create an interesting crown effect that fits perfectly into the style of French braids. The crown will help hold the front part of the hair, will look very gentle and unobtrusive, while beautifully framing the little princess's face.

Hairstyle 17. Waterfall.

Hairstyle photo: Braids for girls

In this version of the hairstyle, neatly styled ponytails look very unusual and stylish. Clear, even lines and bright colorful elastic bands will make the look especially attractive. It should be noted that to create such a hairstyle you need to stock up on remarkable skills and have extensive experience in creating French braids for girls.

Hairstyle 18. Large double bows.

Hairstyle photo: Girl with a braid

These gorgeous intricately twisted bows on black hair are absolutely fabulous in appearance! In this hairstyle, two double ponytails go up the back and are twisted diagonally into voluminous buns. With the help of such a super original hairstyle, you will definitely be able to make your little one stand out from the gray crowd.

Hairstyle 19. Soft fishtails.

In this version of the hairstyle, deep side parts allow you to achieve a more delicate result, resulting in a very delicate and romantic hairstyle for your little miracle. In appearance, these braids do not look very neat, but you don’t have to worry about styling and spend a lot of effort and time maintaining your child’s hair in perfect shape.

Hairstyle 20. Braiding a girl’s hair, step-by-step photos

Photo: Braids for girls for long hair step by step

This stylish hairstyle looks very cute and unusual. At its core, it is very simple and from behind it looks very stylish and extraordinary. This braid combines bright style and special looseness. It will definitely appeal to girls who, from childhood, prefer to stand out from the gray mass and have good taste.

Video: fashionable braids in 2019

In the video for beginners, you will see step-by-step instructions on how to weave braids for girls.

At the end of this article, it should be noted that modern braiding for girls is far from just two separated ponytails with intertwining strands. Braids can include a variety of twists, buns, ribbons, flowers and more! Don't miss this great opportunity to test yourself a little by trying something new and abandoning the classic hairstyles that have become boring.