Spit, perhaps, will never go out of fashion. In ancient times in the weaving of hair saw a sacred meaning, and they diligently cultivated. With the advent of the Internet, the fashionable ways to create beautiful braids for long hair have become public, and today we will look at some of them.
French braids for long hair
This weaving is also called a spikelet, and it is created along the head from three main strands, to which gradually new ones are added from both or only one side. The pigtail itself hides inside the hairstyle, and only at the nape it acquires the usual outlines.
Such a weaving can begin at the forehead, and end at the back of the head. Asymmetrical braiding, when the spikelet begins at the temple, and ends - at the opposite ear, too, looks elegant. In such simple braids for long hair, you can weave ribbons or use as an ornament hairpins with flowers.
It is worth noting that, despite the seeming complexity of these hairstyles, after a short training, you can learn how to create French braids on your hair - the main thing is that the strands are well combed.
Three-dimensional braids for long hair
The Dutch braid or inverted French is a great way to visually increase the thickness of the hair by stretching the strands.
Such a haircut is a mirror-like pattern: it begins with three strands, to which add lateral ones, tucking them down, and not throwing them upward, as is done when weaving a French braid.
As a result, a traditional braid of three strands runs across the head, which, after fixing the tips of the hair, stretches out to the sides. Thus, braided hair stops to be tight and become bulky, even if the hair by nature is very rare.
If in the process of creating a hairstyle to take very thin strands, you can get openwork braids - on long hair this weave looks very elegant.
Fishtail and Halo
When weaving a braid not from three strands, but from four, we get a rather original pattern, which is called the "fish tail". The thinner the strand, the more interesting will be the hairstyle, and it will be possible to give the volume exactly the same as the Dutch spit, which solves the problem of visually rare hair.
Another interesting move is to braid the braid on the long hair around the head . This hairstyle is called Halo, and it is done in two ways:
- Weak the usual braid from the base of the nape and wrap it around the head, fixing it in the place where the weaving begins.
- Divide the hair into two parts and weave on one side, starting from the temple, the Dutch braid. When the weaving reached the back of the neck, strands begin to be added on the other side, rising to the temple opposite the beginning of the weaving.
The first option is suitable for long-haired ladies, whose braid is enough to wrap her head. The second scheme is actual even for owners of ringlets of average length, thus weaving looks more modern.
Waterfall and scythes on the side
For a romantic date, the pigtail-waterfall is ideal, which runs from several thin strands across the head like spikelets, only on each new turn one part of the hair is released down. As a result, you get a beautiful rim from the temple to the temple on the background of the total mass of loose hair, the tips of which can be twisted.
The original plaits on the side look like long hair, into which thin strands from the opposite side are woven, passing through the whole head across the weave.
In the presence of elegant hairpins, you can easily create evening braids for long hair - for example, to divide the hair in two in direct or oblique parting and braid two symmetrical Dutch braids, which are placed on the back of the head in a voluminous bundle, complemented with ornaments.
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