That is until friend and hairstylist Emma Chen showed us how easy it is. I'd seen this boho braid 'do floating around the internet and thought it was too advanced for the hands of a styling novice like myself. I know right - 10x easier and less intimidating than you thought. No super complicated weaving of the hair. This braided crown is simply two separate braids pinned together. Beige Blonde + Dark Blonde 613/10 for extra length and volume.īefore you go putting the braided half updo into the 'too hard' basket, read this: Read next: 5 Amazing Hairstyles With Halo Hair ExtensionsīEFORE & AFTER: Braid crown using the THICK Sitting Pretty Halo in col.
If you're more of a visual thinker, watch the video below to see how we created these french braids on Shannon:Ī post shared by Halo Hair Extensions on at 12:14am PDT Once there's no more hair to pull in, make a regular plait with the leftover hair.
Continue to add more hair each time you plait, until all the hair on your head is now weaved into a braid. Next, add about a finger width more hair to each of the three plaited strands, before plaiting them again. Somewhere close to the front of your hairline and high up near your centre part is perfect. To start the braid, plait a small section of hair around the top of your head. If you prefer to have some wisps of hair or fringe around your face, now is the time to pull out any bits of hair that you want to exclude from the braid. Depending on if you want a neat part or more of a messy, boho look, you can either roughly part your hair with your fingers or use a comb. Halo braid how to#
First, apply your Sitting Pretty Halo (watch how to apply your Sitting Pretty Halo here). Thick, luscious braids created effortlessly. The perks of braiding with the SP Halo is that it instantly becomes much easier to grab pieces of hair for braiding. You can't seem to evenly pull enough hair as you braid. Pieces of hair slip out of your hands while you're braiding. Then you'd be familiar with how fiddly and frustrating it can be. Beige Blonde + Dark Blonde 613/10Įver attempted double french braids on short or fine hair? How To Do French Braids With ExtensionsīEFORE & AFTER: French braids using the THICK Sitting Pretty Halo in col. Read next: Why I Have Two Halo Hair Extensionsġ. You'll see in the photos below that we've shown the hair before the Sitting Pretty Halo too, so you can see how the SP halo helps create the perfect braids on girls with short or fine hair. Whereas creating these same looks with clip in extensions can prove to be a little more difficult to hide as you're braiding the hair.įor each of these braids, we've used the THICK Sitting Pretty Halo to add a whole lot of volume and extra length. The halo is the best extension for braided hairstyles.īecause it's easy, won't pull or damage your own hair and the best part the halo sits so low at the back of your head and under your hair, that any braided hairstyles will hide the halo perfectly. If you need extensions to give your braids more oomph, a halo is your best bet. Hair extensions are a great way to enhance braids when you need extra volume and length. How to braid hair with halo hair extensions If you're reading this I'm assuming you're either:Ī) interested in learning how to do braided hairstyles in general.ī) are now the proud owner of a Sitting Pretty Halo and want to know how to wear your halo in a braid.Įither way, here are my top 3 braided hairstyles to try and how you can achieve them with the Sitting Pretty Halo. 
You can achieve a wider range of hairstyles that were once deemed impossible with fine hair. Getting thicker, longer hair is only the beginning. The Sitting Pretty Halo isn't just a one-trick pony. 3 Braided Hairstyles To Try Using The Halo
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