Can you do a waterfall braid with curly hair?

Can you do a waterfall braid with curly hair?

Waterfall braids can be seen everywhere and seem to be a big trend lately, but unfortunately most of the examples on Pinterest and YouTube appear to be completed on straight or wavy hair. Which is too bad, because for me braids and curls are a perfect match.

Do you curl your hair before or after a waterfall braid?

You can create a waterfall braid with curls the same way you create one with straight hair. If your hair is not naturally curly, make sure you curl the hair before you braid, not after.

How to do a waterfall braid?

Cross over the part-side section like in a standard braid, then sweep and secure the lower section forward and away, like in the previous step. Again pick up a new small section of hair from right behind where the now-free section, and use it to cross over the braid. Repeat this step to make as many waterfall stitches as you like!

How to braid your hair properly?

Step 1. Brush out your hair, as usual. Use a texturizer on the hair roots. Through this process, the hairstyle will look more voluminous and neat. Part your hair the way you like it. Step 2. Separate a section of hair from the side and braid it.

How to do a part-sided braid like a pro?

Carefully separate and smooth your new section from the rest of your hair, then cross it over the center section of your braid– this new piece acts in place of the liberated section. Cross over the part-side section like in a standard braid, then sweep and secure the lower section forward and away, like in the previous step.

Is braiding curly hair easier than straight hair?

Moreover, braiding curly hair is a lot easier than braiding straight hair because it tends to hold a braid more easily. The only thing you need to pay attention to is not to pull on your curls too much while braiding.