• Tail Comb / Hair Brush
• Hair Elastic to secure the end of the plait
• Hair Ribbon if needed to decorate the end of the plait
• Child of course

You may find it is easier to plait hair either when wet or unwashed (not dirty)

 

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Here is a simple demonstration on how to do a french plait for all you parents who would like to learn how to master the art of plaiting your daughters hair for her show, festival or competition, party or day out.

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