10. Skeleton Buns
Skeleton buns are a playful and recognizable Halloween theme. You create two high buns. Then, use bobby pins or hairspray to form little bone shapes. It’s a really fun idea for active kids who might be running around a lot. The buns stay put. For an extra spooky touch, try using black hair chalk. It really enhances the skeleton look. Your little skeleton will be ready to boogie all night long. It’s a cute, spooky combo.
9. Ghostly Braided Updo
This ghostly braided updo is charming. You create a braided updo and shape it to look like a sweet ghost. White ribbons or hair accessories really help achieve that spectral effect. It’s a wonderfully sweet style for a gentle Halloween look. To keep stray hairs perfectly in place for a polished finish, a good hairspray is key. This style is so cute and really captures that friendly ghost vibe. It’s a winner for sure.
8. Witch’s Braid with Stars
A classic witch’s braid gets a magical upgrade. Weave in some hair glitter or star-shaped clips. It’s a truly magical and classic witchy hairstyle. This style is adaptable for various hair lengths, which is convenient. For neat sections in the braid, I always use a fine-tooth comb. It makes parting the hair so much easier. Your little witch will look absolutely enchanting, ready to cast some fun spells. It’s a timeless Halloween look. For more braiding inspiration, check out these bubble braid hairstyles.
7. Vampire Fangs Ponytail
For a bold and spooky vampire costume, the Vampire Fangs Ponytail is perfect. Create a high ponytail. Then, use hair accessories or styling products to form sharp, fang-like points. This works really well for medium to long hair. For a dramatic effect, try using black hairspray. It adds that intense, shadowy look. Your little vampire will be ready to sink their teeth into some Halloween fun. It’s a fang-tastic choice!
6. Monster Monster Braids
Get ready for some monstrous fun with these Monster Monster Braids! Create multiple small braids. Style them in different directions to look wild and monstrous. It’s a fun and versatile look for all sorts of monster costumes. Adding colorful hair chalk really amps up the crazy monster vibe. Use colorful elastics to secure each braid. This makes them pop and adds to the playful, chaotic look. Your child will be the cutest monster around!
5. Zombie Dreadlock Twists
For a gritty and authentic zombie costume, Zombie Dreadlock Twists are ideal. You create faux dreadlocks using twists or braids. This look can be achieved on various hair lengths. It gives that perfectly disheveled zombie appearance. For a more textured look, try backcombing the ends slightly. This adds a touch of roughness. It’s a fantastic way to really commit to that undead transformation. Just be sure to wash them out well!
