Q&A for How to French Twist Hair

You can find it at a hair/cosmetics/beauty shop, if not, you could order online.

The thicker your hair, the bigger bobby pins you may need. If you have thin hair, use small bobby pins.

Your hair would need to be long enough to put into a low ponytail. Create the ponytail, then pull the hair tie out just a little bit so the ponytail is loose. Next, flip the ponytail through the base, behind the hair tie. Use bobby pins to hold loose sections in place if necessary.

Sure you can, but thick hair may be harder to work with. The waves should be fine. If you want it straight, go ahead and flat iron.

For most updos your hair should ideally be second day hair as it helps the hairstyle hold better but you can do it on freshly washed and dried hair if you want.

No, you do you! There is absolutely no reason why a guy shouldn’t rock the French twist. The only side effect is you may look a bit like secretary, since this is the stereotypical ‘secretary hairstyle'.

Yes, if you want to. It might not look as formal though but if you are going for a more casual look, it would look nice.