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Think French braids are just for school days? Think again! French braids are more than just a practical way to keep your hair out of your face and a versatile tool that can be transformed into countless stunning styles. From a country hairstyle to a wedding-perfect hairdo, there is so much you can do with your hair when it comes to French braids! Whether you’re a braid beginner or a braiding boss, we have something for everyone.
Two neat French braids frame the face, starting at the temples and weaving their way down the head. Wispy strands playfully escape, softening the look. The remaining hair cascades down the back in loose waves, creating a sweet and carefree vibe.
This side French braid begins subtly near the forehead and thickens as it travels down the side of the head, incorporating delicate strands of hair with each weave. The braid finishes just behind the ear, leaving the rest of the hair to flow freely in luxurious curls.
Create a beautiful and cute hairstyle by combining French braids with bubbles. Make French-style hair with little bubble braids and tie each bubble with a rubber band. These double braids are perfect for a schoolgirl look!
A single French fishtail braid starts high on the head, the braid then seamlessly incorporates hair along the way, creating a cohesive and polished look. The remaining hair can be left straight or styled in loose waves for added texture.
Two French fishtail braids start near the temples, weaving their way down the sides of the head with a touch of whimsy. They meet at the crown and are secured in a high ponytail, keeping hair cool and manageable. This style is perfect for a fun day at the beach or a summer music festival.
This playful hairstyle is equal parts fun and functional. It starts with two classic French braids at the temples and travels down the head. But instead of ending traditionally, they transform into playful pigtails! The ends are secured with colorful ribbons, adding a pop of personality.
This French braid hairstyle starts near your temple. It weaves its way down the side of your head, gathering hair as it goes. Instead of ending at the nape, the braid takes a surprising turn. It wraps gracefully around a low bun at the back of your head, creating a unique and romantic look.
Two sleek French braids start right at the front of your hairline and travel back in a diagonal direction, incorporating hair with each weave. At the crown of your head, the braids merge into a high ponytail, creating a strong and confident silhouette.
Recreating this hairstyle could be a little tricky. Two French braids begin at the front of your head, weaving back diagonally. But instead of forming a ponytail, they stop halfway down the head. Each braid is secured with a clear elastic and fluffed out slightly, creating two adorable pigtails.
Create a unique hairstyle by making two French braids from the top of your head and then combining them into one braid. It gives a sporty vibe and looks clean and polished. This look is a perfect hairdo for jogging, running, or doing sports activities.
A single, delicate French braid starts near your temple and incorporates only thin sections of hair, creating a wispy effect. The braid travels down the side of your head before you secure it with a clear elastic at the crown. You gather the remaining hair into a loose, half-up ponytail, adding volume and texture.
Two French braids start at the front of your head, incorporating sections of your curly hair as they weave back diagonally. Due to the shorter length, the braids might not reach all the way to the back, but that’s part of the charm!
French braid starts near your temple, but instead of going straight back, it takes a gentle curve. It weaves a short distance down the side of your head, incorporating just a small section of hair. This mini braid adds a touch of detail without taking away from the loose, open waves cascading down your back.
A thick French braid starts subtly near your temple, incorporating hair as it travels down the side of your head. But instead of ending at the nape, it takes a surprising turn. The braid continues all the way around your head, creating a beautiful crown of hair.
French braid starts near your temple, weaving its way down the side of your head with a slightly looser, more textured look. The braid incorporates hair as it goes. The rest of your hair is gathered into a relaxed, low ponytail, keeping your hair out of your face while still looking stylish.
A single French braid starts right at the front of your hairline, framing your face. It travels diagonally back, incorporating hair with each weave. Lastly, secure the braid with an elastic at the crown of your head and gather the remaining hair into a high or low ponytail.
Two French braids start at the front of the hairline and travel back in diagonal sections, incorporating most of your hair. They meet at the crown and are loosely gathered into a messy bun. The braids help conceal any greasiness at the roots while adding texture and volume to the bun.
French braid starts subtly near your crown as it weaves its way down the back of your head, it incorporates hair but with a looser touch, creating a slightly thicker and more voluminous braid compared to a traditional tight French braid. The braid itself isn’t the star of the show but the subtle volume it creates throughout your hair.
French braid starts near your temple, weaving its way down the side of your head in a classic style. Additionally, instead of incorporating all the hair into the braid at each section, you leave some strands loose to cascade down your back like a waterfall.
Two delicate fishtail braids start right at the front of your hairline, framing your face. They travel diagonally back, incorporating hair with a looser, textured weave specific to fishtail braids. As the braids reach the crown of your head, they cleverly merge into a single, thicker fishtail braid that continues down the back.
Two sleek French braids start at the front of your head, weaving back diagonally but staying closer to your hairline. This creates a headband effect that keeps hair out of your face. The braids meet at the back and are secured with bobby pins, leaving the rest of your hair flowing freely down your back.
Two classic French braids start at the front and travel back in diagonal sections. They meet at the crown, where you secure them with an elastic. Subsequently, attach a purple wig to the base of the braids, cascading down your back and creating a dramatic color contrast.
At the front, a section of hair is secured back diagonally, this twisted section feeds into a French fishtail braid that starts just behind the ear. It incorporate hair with a looser, textured weave into the fishtail braid, creating a whimsical touch. You can add tiny flowers into the braid, as shown above, at different points, adding pops of color and a romantic vibe.
A dainty French braid starts near the temple on the side with less hair. It weaves its way down the side of your head, incorporating even smaller sections of hair due to the shorter length. The braid might not reach all the way to the nape, but that adds to the charm!
French braid starts prominently at the front of your hairline weaving back diagonally, incorporating hair with each section until it gathers all your hair. The braid continues down the back of your head in a classic style. The very end of the braid is secured not with an elastic, but by wrapping a small section of hair around it and pinning it in place.
The thick French braid starts near the temple on the side with more hair. It incorporates hair with a looser touch, creating a voluminous braid that adds texture and dimension to your hairstyle. The braid travels down the back of your head in a diagonal direction. At the crown or lower on the head, depending on your preference, the braid is secured with an elastic to form a high or low ponytail.
A classic French braid starts near your temple on one side. It weaves its way down the back of your head, incorporating hair with each section to keep it secure. The braid can end at the nape of your neck or continue down further depending on your hair length.
Unlike traditional French braids, the under sections are brought over the middle section, creating a raised and secure style. These braids travel down the head on either side, incorporating hair with each weave. This style is perfect for the gym because it keeps all your hair securely in place.
Two sections of hair are twisted back diagonally from the front, framing your face. These twisted sections meet in the middle and feed into two separate fishtail braids. The braids continue down the back of your head, cascading freely or secured with elastics depending on your preference.
Two classic French braids begin prominently from the front, but instead of continuing down the back, they take a surprising turn. As the braids reach the crown of your head, you weave them together in a circular pattern, resembling a beautiful flower. Lastly, incorporate the remaining hair into the flower bun or leave it loose for a more relaxed look.
A neat center part showcases your hair symmetry. Two classic braids start directly at the front hairline, framing your face. They weave back diagonally, incorporating hair with each section. At the back of your head, the braids are secured with a ribbon or elastic. The remaining hair flows freely down your back in loose waves or a straight style.
A thick French braid starts high up on one side of your head, near the temple. It incorporates hair with a tight weave, creating a strong and structured braid. The braid travels down the side of your head in a diagonal direction, not perfectly straight but with a slight asymmetry that adds a touch of interest.
French braids starting from the front of your hairline, weave their way down either side of your head. Unlike traditional French braids, the under sections are brought over the middle for a raised and prominent style. As the braids travel down, delicate daisies are pinned throughout, adding a touch of whimsy and freshness.
Two fishtail braids, known for their looser and textured weave, begin at the front of your hairline, framing your face. They travel back diagonally, incorporating hair with each section. At the crown of your head, the braids are gathered and woven together to form a beautiful rose bun, resembling the delicate flower. The remaining hair flows freely down your back in loose waves or curls.
Two classic French braids start at the nape of your neck, incorporating hair as they travel upwards on either side of your head. This placement keeps the hair off your neck and shoulders, perfect for hot weather. At the crown of your head, the braids are secured with elastics and then styled into two high buns, resembling space buns.
A thin French braid starts near your temple. Unlike a traditional braid, it incorporates only small sections of hair, creating a delicate and wispy effect. The braid travels down the side of your head before being secured with a clear elastic at the nape of your neck. The remaining hair is gathered into a sleek and chic bun, low on the back of your head.
A thick French braid starts near your temple, while the braid travels down the side of your head in a diagonal direction. At the front, you leave a few loose strands out to frame your face, adding a touch of softness. You then gather the braid and the remaining hair, styling them into a messy bun at the nape of your neck.
Two sections of hair are twisted back diagonally from the front, framing your face. These twists meet in the middle and seamlessly transition into a single, delicate fishtail braid. The fishtail braid incorporates hair with a looser, textured weave, adding a whimsical element. The braid travels down the center of your back, adding a touch of detail.
French braids start at the front of your hairline, close together and framing your face. Each braid incorporates small sections of hair, creating a delicate and intricate look. As the braids travel back diagonally, they gradually merge together into a thicker braid. At the crown of your head, all the braids are secured with elastic to form a half-up ponytail. The remaining hair flows freely down your back.
A deep side part showcases your beautiful hair texture. Starting near the temple on the side with less hair, a French braid begins. It incorporates hair with a tight weave, creating a clean and defined braid that travels across your head like a headband. This braid stays close to your hairline, keeping hair out of your face. The remaining hair can be left loose in waves or curls.
