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4 Ways to Make a Fishtail Braid

By Matthew Lynch
September 30, 2023
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Fishtail braids are a timeless and elegant hairstyle, perfect for any occasion. There are various ways to create this classic look, suitable for both short and long hair. In this article, we’ll cover four different methods to achieve the perfect fishtail braid. Let’s dive in!

1. Classic Fishtail Braid

The classic fishtail braid is created by dividing your hair into two equal sections and then crossing small strands from one section over to the other until all the hair is incorporated.

Step-by-step instructions:

1. Section your hair into two equal parts.

2. Take a small strand of hair from the outer edge of one section.

3. Cross that strand over to the other section.

4. Repeat the process with a small strand from the other section.

5. Keep crossing small strands from one section to the other until you reach the end.

6. Secure the braid with a hair tie.

2. French Fishtail Braid

The French fishtail braid combines elements of both the classic fishtail braid and the French braid.

Step-by-step instructions:

1. Start with a small section of hair at your forehead and divide it into two parts.

2. Begin like a classic fishtail braid, crossing small strands from one section to another.

3. As you reach down towards your neck, keep grabbing new sections of hair from each side and adding them to your existing sections.

4. Continue braiding in a fishtail manner until you reach the end and secure with a hair tie.

3. Reverse Fishtail Braid

A reverse fishtail braid, or an “inverted” fishtail braid, changes up the technique slightly for a more unique appearance.

Step-by-step instructions:

1. Divide your hair into two equal sections.

2. Take a small strand from the inner edge of one section, and pass it under that section to the other side.

3. Repeat with a small strand from the other section.

4. Continue passing strands underneath until you reach the end and secure with a hair tie.

4. Dutch Fishtail Braid

The Dutch fishtail braid is similar to the French fishtail but involves passing strands under instead of over.

Step-by-step instructions:

1. Start at your forehead with a small section of hair divided into two parts.

2. Take a small strand from the outer edge of one section and pass it under that section to join the other side.

3. As you progress towards the neck, incorporate new sections of hair into your existing braid.

4. Continue braiding in this fashion, passing strands underneath, until you reach the end and secure with a hair tie.

Now that you have learned four different ways to create a beautiful fishtail braid, feel free to experiment and find the best one for your hair type, length, and personal style!

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