Looking for a fun and different hairstyle to try this fall?
The side fishtail braid is absolutely the best hair style for autumn, it tames frizz and gives you style at the same time. Oh wait there is more… you can un-braid it for naturally gorgeous waves at night!
Braids, pleats, or plaits—whatever you call them, we absolutely love all things twisted in hair this season. Elegancy101 brings you the fishtail DIY tutorials so you can re-create the look yourself!
The fishtail (or Herringbone braid) became a popular trend among celebrities and fashionistas this year, and we adore this sea-inspired style. To give your otherwise intricate braid a messy-chic edge, loosen the braid and take out some strands after you finish.
This style is not as hard as it looks! The steps;
1. First, create a messy texture. Blow dry your hair. Rake your hands through your hair instead of a brush and you'll get that modern, ropey look.
2. Separate hair into two equal sections at the back of the head. Fishtail braiding requires only two sections (not three, like a classic or French braid).
3. Use your index fingers to pull out a half-inch section of hair from the area near the base of your ear on the right section of your head. Cross it over to the left section. (It's important to pull sections from underneath when you cross over to get that scaly look.)
4. Repeat with a half-inch piece from the left section, crossing it over to the right. And don't worry if layers start to fall out of the braid. It gives the look a pretty, effortless feel.
5. Continue adding half-inch pieces until you reach the ends, and secure with an elastic. Pull on the braid a bit to loosen it. "Don't put pressure on yourself to make it perfect." If there's a bump or a knot, leave it."
Quick tip: For the side fishtail braid, pull all of your hair over to one side, split into two sections, and follow the steps above.
Here’s a detailed video on getting the look yourself!
Easy enough, right? Let us know how this look worked for you by leaving us a comment!
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