Tuesday, March 3, 2015

Sultry Hair How To: The Snake Braid in 8 Easy Steps

Sultry Hair How To: The Snake Braid in 8 Easy Steps 



Sultry Hair How To: The Snake Braid in 8 Easy Steps - The Daily Fashion and Beauty News



We've all experienced it. Those mornings when we wake up late pressed for time. Running around like a chicken with her head cut off, trying our best to get out of the house looking somewhat presentable.  If you're nodding your head, you know exactly what I am talking about. 

In an effort to make your morning routine a little easier, here is a no fuss quick hair tutorial created by Jennie Kay, guest contributor for Latest-Hairstyles.com . 

You may want to bookmark this one, or better yet  pin it to your "beauty" pinterest board as it will certainly come in handy the next time you sleep in - or the next time you just need to hit the snooze button a few times.  Don't worry I won't tell ;) 



Sultry Hair How To: The Snake Braid in 8 Easy Steps: 


The Snake Braid in 8 Easy Steps - The Daily Fashion and Beauty News
1. Create a large diagonal forward section of hair behind your ear.



2. Split the section into three equal subsections. Apply a bit of pomade to your hand (about half the size of a dime) and smooth out each section. This will help make a smooth, clean braid. Begin braiding (a basic, three-strand braid) this section, keeping medium tension on the braid. You do not want this braid too tight or too loose.


3. Braid almost all the way down to the ends of your hair, leaving one to two inches left below where you stop the braid.


4. Take two of the sections and combine them to make one larger section (you will now only have two sections, one small and one large).


5. Take the smaller section and carefully slide it up the braid.


6. Keep sliding the smaller section up to the top of the braid.


7. Now slide the section back down to create a looser “s” pattern braid.


8. Wrap the snake braid around the back of your head and pin in place. Spray with a medium hold hairspray to add extra hold and tame any flyaways.


*TIP* Lift a small section of hair up and pin your snake braid below it. Drop the hair down so that it conceals where you pinned the braid in place.



{photo tutorial courtesy of  Jenny Kay and Latest-Hairstyles.com}

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