Rope Braid

You can dress this braid up by adding ribbons or flowers, or by doing a braided headband across the front.

This was actually the very first hair style that I learned.

LOL, time flies!

For this hairstyle you’ll need:

• Hair brush
• Wide Tooth Comb
• Two ponytail holders

Start by combing the hair backwards until smooth of any lumps or knots. It’s easier to do if the hair is slightly damp.

Comb hair back into a smooth, high ponytail.

Split the hair into two parts. Take one part and start twisting it around the other section, the same way you’d do two-strand-twists. Make sure not to let go.

Once you’ve gotten to the end, add other ponytail holder to keep from unraveling. And ta da, you’re finished! Dress up with other hair accessories if desired!

This type of braid would make a really cute Crown Braid!

Don't like this braid?

No problem!

Try one of these instead…Braided Headband, Four Strand Braid, Dutch Braid or Fishtail Braid.

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The ran the up and for the which were dress this braid up by adding ribbons or flowers, or by doing a braided headband across the front.The probably one of the easiest types of braids you can master. You can dress this braid up by adding ribbons or flowers, or by doing a braided headband across the front.