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Follow these simple steps, and you’ll be a 4-strand braiding pro in no time!

Step 1. Divide your strands

Divide your hair (or yarn) into four equal sections. It helps to number them in your head from left to right as 1, 2, 3, and 4, which will make the pattern easier to follow.

Step 2. Cross the first strand over & under

Take strand 1 (leftmost piece) and cross it over strand 2, then tuck it under strand 3. Now, the first strand has moved to the middle. Create the first twist in the braid.

Step 3. Do the same from the right side

Now, take strand 4 (rightmost piece) and cross it under strand 3, then over strand 2. This mirroring motion helps balance the braid and keep it structured.

Step 4. Repeat the over & under pattern

Continue alternating sides: left over-under, right under-over. As you repeat this motion, you’ll start to see the woven effect of the 4-strand braid taking shape.

Step 5. Keep the tension even

To make your braid smooth and even, gently pull each section tight after every crossover. If you want a looser, boho-style braid, keep it relaxed and slightly tousled.

Step 6. Secure the end & adjust as needed

Once you reach the end, tie it off with a small elastic band. You can pull the braid apart if you want more volume or leave it tight for a polished look.

Step 7. Practice & experiment with different styles

Now that you’ve mastered the basics, try different variations—side braids, crown braids, or even mixing textures for a unique look. The more you practice, the easier it gets!

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