Braided Faux Hawk

Starting at the root, take narrow sections and run the flat iron through to create a smooth result.

Once the hair is completely smooth, brush through the crown section, then clip away. This will leave you with two sections down on the sides of the head.

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On both sides, create a five-strand braid (or whatever braid you are most comfortable with).

After both braids are complete, backcomb the entire crown section using big brushstrokes.


Braided Faux Hawk
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