TRY THIS FOR YOUR NEXT SET OF BRAIDS

Try this for your next set of braids. Start with splitting your hair in half and then we're going to part off a small curve section on each side to add two mini accent braids too. Mist the roots with water and then apply a little bit of styling cream. Then for these curved sections, we're going to be doing Dutch lace braids, which means you just add hair in to one side of the braid. Continue braiding out until the braid can reach across to the other side of the braid and repeat the same steps on the other one and cross the braid. For our main set of braids, we're going to be doing traditional Dutch braids and for those, you take the center strand over the outside strand so that the braid sits on top of the hair. To keep the braid tight, try to keep your hands as close as you can to the head. Adding in a new section of hair and take the center strand over the outside strand. Then add in a new section of hair on the other side and take the center strand over the outside strand. As you come to the mini accent braids in the back, add in your new hair first and smooth that down and then add in the braid and continue braiding. And then once we reach this last section, I like to keep it all together and then braid it out into one. Continue braiding out until you reach your desired length. We chose to go all the way to the very ends and then secure with an elastic. Repeat the same steps on the other side for one more Dutch braid. And then Paisley's going to style her bangs with a Bondi boost and then we're going to finish with some glitter. These accent braids are such a fun way to level up your Dutch braid. I can't wait for you to give them a try.