Styling your long locks can now be a breeze as numerous techniques have been created to ease the efforts deposited into creating sophisticated looking hairstyles. Check out the following step-by-step hair tutorial to get a fab vintage princess braided updo without too much fuss!
Creating a high fashion hairstyle is no longer the
torture you imagine as hair pros and hair enthusiasts have
generously contributed to the development of new hair styling
techniques that give fuss-free results in minutes. We've stumbled
upon one of these techniques and we were instantly hooked as beauty
blogger Cynthia from eBeautyBlog made the
process of learning step-by-step how to style a vintage princess
braided updo look effortless, an elegant, classy up-style.
The braid has become a perfect solution to a fabulous at-home
hairstyle that displays an intricate look, so no wonder that women
are trying to master as many braiding techniques as possible as
each technique can provide vast hair styling solutions to update
your look with. A clear demo of how a simple braid can lead to a
sophisticated, uber-romantic look that oozes elegance is provided
below, so check out the steps to learning how to style a princess
braided updo with a vintage twist and put into practice what you've
learned to look fresh and fabulous every time you desire without
too much fuss.
Before you start styling your vintage updo, you'll need the
following tools:
flat iron (for those with curly hair)
bobby pins
two hair elastics
hair styling mousse/ texturizer (if you have fine hair that tends to come undone easily)
To start you'll need to straighten your hair (if you don't have
naturally straight locks) as this hair texture reveals best the
braids and overall effects given by the style, and part your hair
in two symmetrical sides. If your hair is fine, layered or tends to
come undone easily, apply a bit of hair styling mousse on the a
couple of inches in width on the sides of the head from roots to
ends, to give the hair more adherence while you braid.
Once you've parted the hair, separate a few hair strands from the
front part and start creating a half French braid by braiding and
adding pieces of hair from the loose locks, adding the extra hairs
to the center stand. Proceed until you've reached the tips and then
secure the end using a thin hair elastic.
Now, you can move on to create the exact same style using the same
technique on the other side of the head. Secure the ends when
you're done and then take the tip of one of the braids and take it
back, stretching it towards the temple on the opposite side of the
head. Use bobby pins to secure the braid into place and then repeat
using the other braid, slightly overlapping them. Secure well the
braids using bobby pins, tuck in the ends of the braids and prepare
to make heads turn with your classy, princess-like updo.
With a little bit of practice you can master this braiding
technique, so practice and let your hair styling skills turn you
into a definite hair diva!


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