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Home›How To›How to Do a Celtic Knot Braid

How to Do a Celtic Knot Braid

By Matthew Lynch
November 4, 2023
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The Celtic knot braid, an intricate and beautiful hairstyle, has roots in ancient Celtic culture and art. Dubbed as a symbol of eternity, friendship, and love, this timeless pattern can be woven into your hair to create an eye-catching look for any occasion. In this article, we’ll walk you through the steps to master the art of the Celtic knot braid.

Step 1: Preparation

Before you begin your Celtic knot braid, make sure your hair is clean and free of any tangles. You can use a lightweight leave-in conditioner or detangler spray to help with this process. Once your hair is ready, gather some bobby pins and a hair tie to secure the finished braid.

Step 2: Section the Hair

Divide your hair into two equal sections. You can start either from the middle part or with a side part depending on your personal preference. For a more dramatic look, opt for a deep side part.

Step 3: Begin the Knot

Take a small section of hair from one side near the front temple area, approximately 1-2 inches wide. This will be referred to as strand A. On the opposite side, take another small section about the same width; this will be strand B.

Step 4: Knotting Technique

Hold strand A in your left hand and strand B in your right hand. Cross strand A over strand B so it creates an “X” shape. Next, loop strand A under strand B forming an incomplete knot similar to tying shoelaces.

Step 5: Complete The Knot

Now take the end of strand A and pull it up through the loop created by strands A and B. Gently tighten the knot by pulling both strands apart. Be careful not to pull too tightly or you’ll risk damaging your hair and creating an uneven appearance.

Step 6: Secure The Knot

Once the Celtic knot is formed, use bobby pins to hold it in place. You can discreetly insert the bobby pins at the base of the knot to make them nearly invisible.

Step 7: Optional Additions

If you want to enhance your Celtic knot braid, you can create more knots following steps 3-6. Alternatively, you can also incorporate other braiding techniques like a French braid or fishtail braid on the remaining hair for a more intricate and unique look.

Step 8: Finishing Touches

Finally, use a hair tie to secure the ends of your hair either in a loose ponytail or bun. You can also use some hairspray to set your hairstyle and keep any flyaways at bay.

And there you have it! A beautiful Celtic knot braid that’s perfect for any occasion. With a bit of practice, you’ll be able to achieve this stunning style effortlessly in no time. Embrace your inner Celtic beauty and wow everyone with this elegant and unique hairstyle.

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