Tressurge Hair

middle strand. 1.) Add a section of hair. 2.) Cross it over . 1.)Add a section of hair. 2.) Cross it over, Tressurge Add a section of hair, cross it over, and you just want to keep doing this, the whole way down the braid. When you reach the nape of your neck, you just want to continue doing a normal 3 strand braid. So just bring the outer strands over the middle strand. There we have a tight French braid. If you're someone who prefers a loose French braid, You're going to do the same thing, except you're just going to take larger sections. So divide this into 3 even pieces, and now, I'm going to loosely add sections of hair to my braid, to get a nice, loose and soft French braid. I'm 1.) Adding a section of hair to my outer strand. 2.) Crossing this over to the middle. 1.) Add a section of hair to the outer strand. 2.) Cross this over to the middle. 1.) Add another section. 2.) Cross it over to the middle. I don't know if you can see what I'm doing in the mirror..don't mind the mirror it's a bit dirty, em.. but, I'm just shaking the strands. There we have a loose French braid , If you like loose French braids. and as I said, all I did was gently tug on the strands, and, I kind of just shake them like this, to get a nice, loose braid. So, now I'm going to move onto a Fishtail braid, and I know a lot you guys find this one a little difficult, especially when you're doing a French Fishtail version. Another trick: If you find it hard to keep the strands separated, is to dampen your hair as to braid, and you might find it a bit easier to keep the strands separated