14. Feed-in Braids
Feed-in braids look so natural because the braiding hair is added gradually. This lets you create longer, fuller styles that look like your own hair. You can play with different sizes and patterns. A light oil on your scalp helps keep it moisturized under this style.
13. Goddess Braids
Goddess braids are essentially larger cornrows. They give you a bold and elegant look without taking forever to install. They are a quicker option compared to smaller braids. Remember to moisturize the larger sections of hair within the braids to keep them healthy.
12. Poetic Justice Braids
Poetic Justice braids are large, classic box braids. They offer a voluminous look and are very protective. They make a strong style statement. Be prepared for their weight, especially when wet, and consider tying them up to manage it during activity.
11. Zigzag Part Braids
Adding a zigzag part to your braids brings extra visual interest. It’s a simple way to make a classic style feel more unique. This works for lots of different braid types. Using a rattail comb helps you get that part nice and defined.
10. Triangle Part Braids
Triangle parts give your braided style a modern, geometric appeal. It’s a cool twist on traditional parting. It adds a really fresh look. Taking your time to section the hair accurately is key for this style.
9. Heart-Shaped Braids
Now, this is for fun! Braiding hair into a heart shape is super creative. It’s a standout look that shows personality. It might take a bit more effort to maintain the shape, but it’s totally worth it for a special occasion or just because.
8. Criss-Cross Braids
Criss-cross braids create an intricate pattern by having braids cross over each other. This style also adds extra security, keeping everything locked down for active movement. Making sure the tension is even on each braid keeps the pattern looking neat.
7. Braids with a High Ponytail
Pulling your braids up into a high ponytail is super practical for sports. It keeps all your hair off your neck and face. It also looks really sleek. Secure the base of the ponytail well with a strong hair tie or even wrap some braiding hair around it.
6. Braids with a Bun
Styling your braids into a bun is another neat and secure option. You can place the bun high, low, or to the side. A hairnet over the bun can give it extra hold, especially during intense activity.
5. Braided Crown
A braided crown style wraps braids around your head. It’s elegant and keeps your hair completely contained. This is perfect if you need your hair completely out of the way. Use plenty of bobby pins to secure it firmly in place.
