Braided Crown: Get the Look with Sebastian Professional

Katherine Gayle November 16, 2021

It’s all about the braids; here’s a fresh take on up-styles. Partnering with Sebastian Professional on this unique holiday look that will have you feeling like royalty.

Shop the products you'll need to get the look:


SEBASTIAN PROFESSIONAL Dark Oil
SEBASTIAN PROFESSIONAL Shaper Hairspray

SEBASTIAN PROFESSIONAL Volupt Spray

Step-by-Step:

Step 1: Part hair down the middle in a clean, center part. 

Step 2: Apply Sebastian Professional Dark Oil to hair and section into two low pony tails on either side of the head using clear elastics. Hot Top: pull out face framing pieces for an effortless look.  

Step 3: Apply Sebastian Professional Shaper Hairspray to a small section of hair, wrapping around the elastics and spraying as you go for a clean finish. Repeat on each sides.  

Step 4: To create extra body and texture, apply Sebastian Professional Volupt Spray to both pony tails.  

Step 5: Braid each pony tail and secure with a clear elastic. Pull apart braid and apply Sebastian Professional Shaper Hairspray to add hold and for a fuller look.  

Step 6: Bring braided pony tail up and over the opposite side of your head and secure with bobby pins.

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Katherine Gayle

Social Media Marketer passionate about sharing hair care tips to help elevate your care routine.

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