French Twist Hairstyles: Instructions on How to Do a French Twist
French twist hairstyles look elegant and goes well in weddings and black tie parties. It is a great way to tie your hair for work as well as for a night out. Read the instructions in the following article on how to do a French twist.

Tying the French Twist
Before starting with your French twist hairstyle, keep plenty of pins and a comb at hand. Wash and condition hair before styling. Towel dry your hair. You can make your hair wavy or straight depending on the look you want in the end. The next step is to untangle your hair with a wide toothed comb. You have to remove all the knots and smoothen hair using your comb.
Step 1
The most important step is gathering all your hair at the nape into a ponytail. Novice stylers can hold the hair at the nape using a thin hair elastic.
Step 2
Now twist your hair two to three times clockwise or anticlockwise. You should feel the twist tighten at the nape. This will help form a base near your head that will give support to your hair.
Step 3
Hold the ponytail in your left hand and continue to twist your hair end up. This will keep the roll closer to you head.
Step 4
The remaining hair section can be taken on the top of the head. Fold this section down towards the nape of the neck. Make sure you take along the seam of your hair roll towards the nape.
Step 5
With the help of your right hand, you can gently push the folded section of the ponytail into the hollow gap of the roll (seam) near the nape. Make sure you tuck in all the hair into the roll without allowing any stray hair sections from getting away.
Step 6
You can use a bobby pin or comb pin to hold the twist in place. Place the pin under the French twist and use another pin and slide it down the opposite side. If you feel, you can use more pins to hold your hair in place.
There! You are done styling your hair in a French Twist. You can use hair accessories like decorative pins, rhinestone or any fancy clips to decorate your hair around the French twist hair. Use 'maximum hold hairspray' to keep the twist in place.
Variations of French Twist Hairstyles
The French twist explained above is the classic style. You can try many modifications to enhance your looks. The few variations to the classic look are:
- French twist with draped bangs
- Messy twists
- Business or formal French hair twist
- Bridal French twist
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