Hey everyone, this is Jenny's Sriboot Confessions of a Hair Styles and I can be more thrilled because I have my model Kendra here, she's this gorgeous mid-length hair and what I'm going to show you ladies how to do today is a Dutch braid up do. I keep on coming across this look on Instagram, on Pinterest and it is so easy to achieve and I'm going to show you ladies how and make sure you stay tuned to the very very end because I'm going to show you guys how to get a completely different look with the style that I create today. So let's go and get started. Alright, for this style all we're going to do is section the hair out on three. So basically we're going to do a severe side parting and then down to the back about to her crown and then to the nape of her neck and we're just going to section off the back section here. So I'm going to go from her opposite little bone to the bottom of her ear and then I'm going to clip this left section away for just a little bit later and then I'm going to clip the right side section away for just a little bit later. Okay, I've created a low pony so now all I'm going to do is create a simple three-stranded braid and then I'm just going to secure the ends with an elastic. And obviously if your hair is longer than this it's going to create a bigger bun but I wanted to do someone with mid-length hair to show you guys the different options that you have for all you ladies out there with mid-length hair. So now that we've done our braid I'm just going to tug on it a little bit, pancake it out. And it's okay if some of our layers come out that's completely fine. Okay, so basically I'm just going to create a low bun now and I'm just going to go ahead and secure that with bobby pins. All right, so now I'm going to go ahead and drop our section in the front off and work that section first. So all we're simply going to do is I'm going to be creating a Dutch braid. So basically that's just an inside out braid. So I'm going to take my pinky finger and create a triangle section here. So now we have our triangle section so I'm going to split the hair in three. Working underhanded I'm going to take our section to our from our right under our section into the middle and now our section to the left under the section into the middle. So now we're going to work that same technique all the way down but our sections that are to the right and left we're going to incorporate hair into them. So now our section to our right we're simply just going to incorporate a little bit of hair into it and then go under into the middle. Now our section to our left we're just going to incorporate that into our section and then go under into the middle. Now that I'm getting to the ends I'm going to leave a couple inches out because we're going to pancake this out. So I don't want the elastic to travel too far up. So I'm just going to simply just secure it with an elastic. And now I'm going to repeat the same technique on the opposite side. So now I'm just going to secure the ends with an elastic and now fun begins. I love this part. I'm simply just going to pancake the braids out just to add a lot of fullness and plumpness to the hair. So basically when I say pancake all we're going to do is take the braid and just pull it out. Okay so now that I've pancakeed both of our braids all I'm going to simply do is take our right braid, drape it over to the left to cure it with a few bobby pins and then I'm going to do the same thing to our left section, drape it over and you can see since our hair was mid length she has a little bit of end sticking out. So I'm just going to simply tuck that up into our up do and I think that looks really really nice. It's very, very modern and trendy. Okay so now I'm going to finish this look off with a little bit of hairspray and you can see that it gave it a really beautiful nice Dutch braid effect. It looks gorgeous and just for fun I want to show you ladies how to get it a little bit more editorial. So I'm going to really have some fun and really pull on it. So basically all I'm going to do now is really pull the braid out and you can see how it really plumps up our braid. I'm going to use a little bit of VIP volume and powder spray by Kierstast. This is new stuff. It adds a lot of texture to the hair and then just continue to pull on it and you can see that it created a completely different look a little bit bigger, a little bit more editorial and definitely a lot of fun. All right so you can see that gave it a really nice fun editorial feel. I just love the in parts when I pull out the hair and mess it up a little bit. It just is so fun and it looks so awesome. So for more hair tutorials every single week please subscribe to my channel and feel free to check me out on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, I got it all and I'll see you girls soon.