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How To Create Milk Maid Braids

Hello Blush Babes (It’s the nickname I am giving to my readers!). Today I’m giving step by step instructions on how to create this fishtail/dutch milk maid braids that have been on my Instagram (@julianna_claire) and my blog (typing this out I realize how the hairstyle title is crazy). Let’s get started!

1. First, you are going to want to part your hair straight down the middle. Then take a hair tie and tie off one side of the part so it doesn’t get in the way of the braiding.

2. Then, you are going to start your fishtail braid. You want to use two sections of hair. Once you divide the hair into two sections you are going to take a small piece in the back of one section and cross it underneath to the other big section and combine it with the section you crossed over to. You will do this all the way down!

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3. Tie off the end of the braid with a hair tie. You will want to leave a tiny bit of room at the bottom.

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4. Start to pull the fishtail braid apart so it looks thicker and a bit messier. I like my braids to look a little undone.

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5. Then, pick up the hair on the other side of your part. You will do a dutch braid all the way down. A dutch braid is just like a regular braid except you are braiding under instead of over.

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6.  Tie hair off with a hair tie. Then, pull the braid apart a little bit just like you did with the fishtail braid.

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7. Lay one braid over the top of your head and secure in place with bobby pins. Then, you will then take the second braid and secure into place with more bobby pins. (Tip: I try and tuck the ends other the other braid and I will also bobby pin the two braids together as well so they don’t slide on the top of my head.)

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8. Then, curl any face framing pieces that didn’t fit into the braid!

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9. You have a gorgeous hairstyle which will last all day long!

Thank you so much for stopping by Blush & Camo! Make sure you stop by tomorrow for more #styleinspo!

xx Julianna

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11 thoughts on “How To Create Milk Maid Braids

    1. Thank you so much Jalisa! Courtney, ( her business is Courtney Bond Photography) takes my photos:). I hope you’re having a wonderful week!

      xx Julianna

    1. Thank you so much, love! Those orange pants you were rocking yesterday were beyond stunning! Love your style!

      xx Julianna

    1. Aww thank you so much, gorgeous! And yes you totally could;). I hope you’re having a wonderful weekend!

      xx Julianna

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