Items Needed: Brush, rat-tail comb, 1 hair elastic.
Time Requirement: 5 minutes
**Bonus: If you have had a hard time in the past mastering the traditional Waterfall Braid, this is a great technique that looks nearly the same… but might be easier for beginners!
Pick up a small section of hair near the front of the part line and divide it into three strands…
Begin a regular braid by creating one stitch…
Now, add in some hair ONLY to the top strand. {A Lace braid is when you only add hair to one side of the braid, unlike a traditional French/Dutch braid where you would add hair to both sides.}
Once you’ve added in hair to the top strand, cross that piece over the middle strand…
Then, pull a tiny section of hair off the bottom strand before crossing this strand over the middle. {This is called a Feather Braid, because the tiny pieces fall off the braid much like a feather with its spine.}
Continue to add hair to the top strand, removing out tiny sections from the bottom strand, as you work your way around the head…
When you get near the opposite ear, stop adding in/removing hair, and continue a normal braid down the strands and secure with an elastic.
You have now created the beautiful Feather Waterfall braid!
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