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Home›How To›How to Make a Snake Braid: 12 Steps

How to Make a Snake Braid: 12 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
October 22, 2023
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Introduction:

A snake braid is a beautiful and unique hairstyle that adds a touch of intrigue to your look. This eye-catching braid resembles a serpent, giving it an exotic and stylish appearance. With just a bit of practice, creating the perfect snake braid is easy. Follow these 12 simple steps to learn how to make a snake braid.

Step 1: Brush Your Hair

Start by brushing your hair thoroughly. Make sure it’s free from tangles and knots to ensure smooth braiding.

Step 2: Choose Your Section

Decide where you want to place the snake braid. It can be on the side or at the back of your head. Select a section of hair approximately 2 inches wide.

Step 3: Divide the Section into Three Equal Parts

Take the chosen section and divide it into three equal parts: left, middle, and right.

Step 4: Start Braiding

Begin braiding the hair by crossing the left strand over the middle and then crossing the right strand over the new middle strand (the previous left one). Continue this braiding pattern until you reach about halfway through your hair’s length.

Step 5: Hold and Adjust

Hold the braid firmly at its current point with one hand while sliding your other hand up through the braid to create a gap between two braided sections.

Step 6: Create the Snake Effect

Gently pull out some strands of hair from this gap. These strands will resemble a snake’s scales later after adjusting them in Step 10.

Step 7: Continue Braiding

Carry on with your regular braiding pattern until you reach the desired length or run out of hair to braid.

Step 8: Tie off Your Braid

Once you have reached your desired length, secure your snake braid using a clear elastic band.

Step 9: Slide up the Braid

With one hand holding the elastic end, gently slide the braid up using your other hand. This will create a bunching effect that resembles the snake’s body and head.

Step 10: Adjust the Snake’s Scales

Now that your braid is bunched up, use your fingers to pull at the sections you isolated in Step 6 carefully. This will emphasize the snake-like appearance of your braid.

Step 11: Secure Your Snake Braid

To ensure your snake braid stays in place, use a few bobby pins to secure it to your head. Be sure to pin it discretely, so they don’t distract from the snake design.

Step 12: Apply Hairspray

For a polished and long-lasting look, finish by applying some hairspray to hold your snake braid in place.

Conclusion:

The snake braid is an eye-catching and unique hairstyle that is easier to achieve than it looks. By following these 12 simple steps, you can create a stunning snake braid that showcases both your creativity and style. Practice often, and you’ll be a master at creating flawless snake braids in no time!

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