Oktoberfest hairstyles to fall in love with

Braid: the basic
The basis for almost all braided hairstyles is the 3-strand braid. To do this, you have to split the entire hair into three sections of the same size. Then you start to lay the outer strand in the middle over the middle strand. So you continue alternating from right to left until you have reached the end of the braid. Seal with a hair tie - the simple braid is done!
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The French braid
If you have now understood the basis of the simple braid, the French braid should no longer cause you any problems. This braid, which is braided along the head, is the basis for hairstyles such as boxer braids, peasant braids and many other braided works of art. Here's how: Divide the top coat into three equal strands. As with the simple braid, you have to lay the outer strand in the middle. Unlike the normal braid, a new strand of hair is braided into each outer strand. When you have reached the nape of the neck, braid the hair down to the ends of the hair as normal and close the braid with a https://www.lacewigsbuy.co.uk/ thin hair tie.

Dutch braid
The Dutch braid looks as if it was put on the head and therefore looks three-dimensional. The Dutch version works exactly like the French braid, except that you don't lay the outer strands above but under the middle strand.