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How to French Braid Your Hair
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I have long hair, and have been French braiding my hair for a long time. The interesting thing is, that I can French Braid my own hair by myself, but if you ask me to French
Braid someone else's hair I can't do it.

Here's what a French Braid looks like.

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1. Start by taking a section from the top of the head.
Separate this section into 3 strands crossing right over middle and then left over middle, as if you were doing a
Basic Braid.

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