French Fishtail Braid


Hey guys! For this look, I started with a section of hair on each side of my head and began a normal fishtail braid.  Everytime I crossed one piece over to the other I added another section of hair to give it that french braid look.  Once all the hair was in the braid I continued on with the normal fishtail and secured my hair at the end.  Hope you enjoy!

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