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" The snow and cold weather that&amp;#039;s happening right now means 1.) You get to put those cute new boots to good use and 2.) Plenty of extra time inside to practice new hairstyles! The waterfall braid definitely takes a few tries before you&amp;#039;ll have it perfectly, but the final result is so pretty, it&amp;#039;s totally worth it. Check out the step-by-step below!  1. Starting near your hairline, pick up three strands of hair, as if you&amp;#039;re starting a French braid. 2. Cross the strand closest to the top of your head (1) over the middle section (2). 3. Cross the bottom section (3) over the new middle section (1). 4. Cross the new top section (2) over the new middle (3), and then the bottom (1) over the middle (2). 5. Drop the middle strand (2) down, so it blends in with the rest of your hair. 6. Pick up a piece about the same size from near your part. 7. This strand (4) becomes your new top section\u2014cross it over the middle to continue the braid. 8. Cross the bottom strand (1) over the new section (4), and repeat steps 2-8 all the way around your head. 9. When you get behind your opposite ear, do a normal, three-strand braid for about an inch. 10. Secure the braid behind your ear with a bobby pin. We used hot pink for a fun pop of color! This article originally appeared on Seventeen.com. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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