HOW-TO: The Tuck Away Braid

By Lauren Salapatek | 06/19/2012 1:40:00 PM

 

See a larger photo of this braid at the bottom of this story. Everyday on modernsalon.com, we receive a number of professional stylists’ photo submissions. Recently Osmeri Macebo from Corpus Christi, Texas submitted approximately 20 photos of braids she created on her clients. From French braids to fishtails, Macebo submitted it all. Recently, Macebo sent steps on how to re-create one of her favorite braid styles (which can be worn for both casual and formal occasions.) The braid below is easy to achieve, simply create two French braids then tuck under the hair for a more elegant effect.

 

 

Try it:

Step 1: Divide the hair into four sections (as seen in photo 1).

Step 2: Create two French braids beginning the first one in the left top section and then combining it into the fourth bottom section. Then, start the second braid in the right top section and combine it into the third bottom section. It should turn out looking like a criss cross braid.

Step 3: Flip the two ends of each braid under the opposite braid to create the final effect. Bobby pin the hair in place and hairspray to tame fly-a-ways.

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Step 1 Step 2 Step 3

 

 

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Lauren Salapatek

Lauren Salapatek LAUREN SALAPATEK, ASSOCIATE EDITOR FOR MODERN SALON/SALON TODAY/FIRST CHAIR

Since January 2010, Lauren has worked at Modern Salon Media covering salon style, product and beauty trends, business editorial and more for both print and online content.

For MODERN SALON magazine, she compiles the Style Watch, Priority Male, Proview, Ask the Experts, Product Spotlight, Modern Salon Learning and Goods. For MODERNSALON.COM, Lauren handles posting blogs and articles, the Products section, and she frequently writes product reviews.

For SALON TODAY, she generates most of the Check In section: Service Spotlight, Action Graph, Marketing and Products. Lauren also generates content targeted at a student audience for FIRST CHAIR. Check out her blog and photography at: modernsalon.com/blogs/editors/lauren-salapatek.

 


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