Comment Faire une Tresse en Épi – Tutoriel

Ce style combines the fishtail braiding method with the french braiding technique of picking up hair and adding it to the tresse as you go. Begin with taking a section of hair from the crown of the head, then dividing it into two sections and begin fishtail braiding as normal. After you’ve crossed over a few pieces, begin picking up sections of loose hair and adding them to your tresse. Continue down the length of hair, and tie off at the end.

Parfait pour anyone with long, cheveux épais, this tresses en épi is wrapped with another smaller tresse. Gather hair together behind one ear, leaving a smaller section of hair loose on the opposite side of the head. Create a tresses en épi with the larger section of hair first, and gently pull apart once it’s secured. Then tresse another fishtail with the smaller section of hair, and wrap it around the base of the larger tresse, pinning it in place underneath.

Adding a tresses en épi to loose waves helps add romance to the look and makes hair look a little more done up for a occasion spéciale. Simply gather some hair from either side of your part and tresse a loose fishtail all the way down to the ends.

This glamour tresses en épi is easy to on any hair long enough to go into a queue de cheval haute, but extensions will make it look even more impressive. Secure hair in a queue de cheval haute, then tresses en épi all loose hair. Using a smoothing serum to control flyaways will help your tightly pulled queue de cheval look lisse instead of sloppy.

Turning your high pony fishtail into a bun only takes an extra minute or two. Depending on how long and thick vos cheveux is, fan out the fishtail to give some added volume, then wrap it around the base of the pony and secure with pins.

Divide hair into three sections from left to right. On the left and right sections, tresse a french fishtail (like in the first style on our list), and do a simple fishtail in the middle section. Now, make a three-strand tresse using your three completed fishtails, and secure at the end.

To create a bubbled effect throughout a tresses en épi, tresse part way down then hold tresse secure while gently pulling apart the first section you’d like to have pop out. Continue braiding the tight portion of the fishtail, then stop again and pull more pieces out. Repeat this process until you’ve reached the end of the tresse, and you’ll have an easy fishtail with some added flair.

Creating an inverted fishtail uses the same method as the french fishtail, except hair is passed underneath the tresse from one section to the other. Once finished, gently pull the hair apart to help your tresses really pop.

These double tresses en épi will take more time to pull together than a single tresse, but are an easier look to achieve if you’re new at fishtail braiding and are practicing on your own hair.

Gather hair from each side of the head, and tie in a half queue de cheval. To create the pictured twist, take the loose end of the queue de cheval and pull it up and through the space between the elastic and your head, depending on which direction you’d like the twist to be in. You can repeat this process to create tighter or looser twists. Finally, tresse the loose queue de cheval in a fishtail.

Gather cheveux longs on one side of the head the ear and tresse to the ends in a fishtail. Gently separate the fishtail to create volume, then pick up the tresse and wrap it over the head to the opposite ear, securing with pins. Si vous avez layers in vos cheveux, leave some loose around the face to help frame it.

Part of the charm of a tresses en épi is that it doesn’t need to be perfectly polished. To get this look, tresse a simple side fishtail using the underneath layers of hair, leaving some teased pieces loose in front.

Start by making a tresse inversée on one side of the head, using the same technique as a tresses françaises but wrapping hair underneath the tresse instead of overtop. Once you’ve reached the back of the head, tresse a few more stitches, then secure with an elastic band. Next, tie all hair (including the tresse inversée) into a queue de cheval at the back of the head. Now vous pouvez remove the elastic that was securing the tresse inversée, and make a tresses en épi from a section of the queue de cheval on the same side of the head as the tresse inversée. For an added final touch, wrap the queue de cheval elastic in a piece of loose hair to conceal it.

This four-sided tresses en épi looks impressively complicated but is easy to pull off even if you’re not an expert. Begin braiding in classic fishtail form, completing two full stitches, then do your next two stitches as an inverted fishtail, where pieces of hair are crossed underneath the tresse instead of overtop. Continue alternating between the two every two stitches until you’ve reached the ends.