The Virtual Try On and Virtual Color Match tools may collect, capture, store, use, receive or obtain a photo image of your face and use that image and data for the purpose of providing you with a personalized experience. T ake the left section, cross it over the middle one. Then take the right strand, and cross it over the new middle strand. You've created the first stitch in your three-strand braid!

Just as when you are doing a regular braid, the three sections of hair should be as close to the same size as possible. Use your fingers to divide the sections and smooth them out. 3. Begin the Regular Braid Hello everyone! As you may know, I am very attached to my hair, and it’s one of the things I like best about my physical appearance. A persons’ hair has long been associated with spirituality; with many world religions placing doctrine on hair, whether in regards to covering it, not cutting it, or something else. As such, it makes sense for your hair to play a part in your Craft, especially if it is a part of yourself that you are particularly proud of.Try to always keep two sections in your right hand and one in your left hand, so you have an easier time completing the French braid. Yes! A French braid can be styled for a casual outing with friends or for a more formal event, such as a wedding. Once you have added all of the hair from the sides of your face, you won’t have any more hair to add for a French braid. Keep in mind that it’s important to get your hand positions down so that you don’t get confused while continuing the braid. We recommend holding two strands of hair in your right hand and the third strand of hair in your left hand. Use washing your hair as a time to deep cleanse yourself, both physically and spiritually. Visualise built up or negative energies going down the drain with the soap bubbles.

It can help you get a cleaner-looking braid, especially if you aren’t confident in your own French-braiding abilities. To use it, part your hair and place the initial section in the braiding hair sponge. You can try starting from the side of your head, creating French braid pigtails, or even trying a Dutch braid. The styling options are only limited by your imagination. 1. How to Prep Your Hair for French Braiding There are three main ways that you can use your hair in your Craft, to use strands within your spells and potions, incorporate magic into your hair care routine, or to use your hair as braid/knot magic. Most of these ideas focus on long hair, apologies! If anyone has any other suggestions for hair magic for short haired people - please add them on! If you want to attract productivity and motivation, grab a larger section of your hair and create a tight French braid or box braid.Now, each time that you cross a strand of hair over, add a bit more hair to the section. You can pull this hair from the outer part of your hair, near your face.

The way I incorporate my hair into my practise is to use it as a form of knot (braid) magic. Braiding hair whilst having an intention in your mind is the perfect way to set that intention and wear it with you for the day. As you braid your hair, set your intention for the day within each weave. You can either visualise your intention whilst braiding your hair, or sing/ say it out loud. For instance, you can make a little rhyme to sing whilst braiding your hair, and be all Rapunzel like! Consider your intent, make it as specific as you can. The intent will be active until you take your braids out, so keep it short-term. For instance, “I will be motivated to start writing my essay today.” If you like, you can create a little song or rhyme to sing whilst you braid your hair. Although the French braid is regularly attributed to North Africa (and rightfully so), especially Algeria, there are also early depictions of similar hairstyles in Greek and Celtic history, as well as imperial China. Finish it off with a hair bobble with a colour that matches the intent, green or yellow will work well. To go a bit extra, weave your braids with green or yellow ribbon. They have a protective outer layer, so your hair won’t get tangled up in the rubber, plus there aren’t any metal parts that could damage your strands. Frequently Asked QuestionsTo create a protection braid, set an intention and voice that intention into your hair as you braid it. Just focus on taking it from the outside sections so that you get a complete-looking braid. Smaller sections of hair will result in a tighter, more intricate braid. 5. Repeat the Process, Using All of Your Hair