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STEP BY STEP

A plait, commonly known as a braid, is created by interlacing hair strands.

Tools used

  • FLAT OR PADDLE BRUSH

    Large rectangular wooden brush with boar bristles and nylon monofilament, ideal for long/very long hair.

  • PINTAIL COMB

    Ideal for backcombing and sectioning hair, creating precise styles, taming unruly hair to create elaborate hairstyles.

  • SECTIONING CLIPS

    Used to temporarily keep hair strands in place.

  • NATURAL GLAM STRAIGHTENER

    Tilting and perfectly rounded plates to create waves, soft curls or straight hair with a natural finish.

  • HAIR CRIMPER HAIRPINS

    Used to hold updos in place.

  • HAIR GRIPS

    They hold hair in place and are tighter than hairpins.

  • ELASTIC BANDS

    They hold hair in a ponytail.

  • HAIR BUN DOUGHNUT

    Used to provide support to a structured updo.

Teaching materials

Step by step

  • STEP 1

    Choose the area in which to create the weave. Select 4 sections of the same thickness.

  • STEP 2

    Start with a three-section weave. Insert the fourth section from the outside. Continue with a three-section weave, then insert the outermost section.

  • STEP 3

    Shown in these images are two different interpretations of the four- section weave structured on a divided and simple work plan.