Charlize Theron took her braided bun to a new level by adding a French braid on one side. To recreate, part your hair deeply to the right side. French braid the left side, and then pull your hair ...

French side braid hairstyles don't have to be ... braided hairstyles like the one we outline ahead really come in handy for those of us who'll be looking to keep our hair up and out of our ...

The three-strand braid is one way to level up your hairstyle, but there's only one way to kick it up a notch: the french braid. This over-under plait has been woven throughout history — from ...

The side braid is the ultimate effortless look. Whether you're going for just an accent or a full glamazon jumbo braid, chances are wearing one will make you look and feel very pulled together.

You simply divide hair into two sides—one on each side of your hair, then follow the steps above, one side at a time. To ensure hair from the other side doesn't get in your way when braiding ...

Once you have sectioned off your hair for each braid, work on one side at a time. Start at the top of your head, next to the part, and grab a small section of hair.

The basic idea is that some hair will be added to one side of the braid, and then that section will cross over with the middle section before the process is repeated on the opposite side. For a ...

French braiding your own hair is easy with the right products, tricks, and tutorials. ... If you want two French braids, split your hair in half and clip one side out of the way.

Starting with one side, begin braiding the hair at the front temple until you reach the ends (you can “coil” the braid to help it stay!) Repeat the same process on the other side.