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Braid each parted section from root to tip. Make sure to secure each braid with a small elastic hair tie. When you run out of hair from your section, braid the pinched part and create a new one from the unbraided hair. Ensure all your sections are perfectly parted, looking like little squares or “boxes.” Step 5. Braid every other section. One of the hottest looks to hit the scene each time the weather turns up is a set of different types of box braids. And although we love the practicality of this style during warmer weather, this protective hairstyle is perfect for just about any season, and its versatility allows it to be styled in just about any way you want. One of the reasons women love box braids is because of their versatility. They can be styled in a variety of ways, and this lets you get creative and allows you to express yourself and show off your personality. Box braids have a box-like appearance, although opting for smaller braids will not make this as noticeable as it would on jumbo braids. Small box braids can be chic and feminine and can be done in many lengths. It is also the perfect option for women with thin hair as it is a look that is lighter and will not cause damage to your roots. Note: This video also includes a good tutorial on how to part hair for box braids installation. What’s the Average Price for Box Braids?

One of the most popular braided hairstyles for kids is the classic pigtail braid. This simple and cute style is perfect for both everyday wear and special occasions. Another popular style is the French braid, which adds a touch of elegance and sophistication to a child’s hair. Box braids do not have to go all the way down to the floor. A bob is a classic hairstyle which is low maintenance but also the height of fashion. Mix it up a little bit with a side fringe. Triangle box braids consist of a unique structure that leads to a triangle-shaped base of your braid. This is a unique take on classic box braids and an easy way to make your braids stand out. 29. Small Box Braids Smaller braids offer up a more delicate look. Box braids are individual braids that are divided into little square sections or boxes. This popular braiding style is a “protective hairstyle” with “boxy” hair divisions that are intended to keep the hair “protected.” Hair extensions are commonly used to create box braids. The fastest and most convenient way to do a box braid hairstyle is through the crochet braid method. Box braids get made from both synthetic and human hair. The finished product is luxurious, and the braids pull at your natural hair.Box braids are a fantastic hairstyle for older kids and tweens. At this age, they are patient enough to have the braids put in and will love being able to choose new hair colors to express their personality and style. Plus, box braids can be left in for four to six weeks, saving you plenty of time. A box braid ponytail is a great option if your little girl wants a change from loose box braids, and it also works well for sports games.

Add some volume to your style by trying this pulled-over style. If it’s your style, you can even adjust this style by laying your edges. Keep your strands hydrated and glowing by applying Emerge Glow Off Oil Serum. 11. Pink Ombré This hot pink ombré adds a punch of color. Not everyone will like the Half up Half down with Braid, mostly because it looks undone but it’s always good to try new styles and this one can work for you.We love this shoulder-brushing length, as it’s both chic and unique. Infuse this length with gray-white hair for a multi-dimensional trendy look. 18. Short Box Braids Short box braids are a cool and easy-to-care-for option. For special occasions, such as attending church or a wedding, a braided updo is an excellent choice for your child. These hairstyles look lovely in photos – particularly if you add a hairband or flowers – and have an old-school vintage look. Another advantage of a braided updo is that it will keep your little one’s hair out of their face. A simple way to create this style is to plait their hair into double braids and clip them into an updo with bobby pins. Editor’s tip: To complete your look, spray a generous dose of the VO5 Tame & Shine Spray all over your mane, to help tame flyaways and add shine. Glitter isn’t just for your roots. Credit: David Wren 17. Glitter boxer braids

Keep your box braids long in the middle, but shave the sides of your head for a striking look. Keep it plain shaven or shave a pattern into your hair. Unplait your box braids to get amazing crimps. After being held in such tight plaits for a long time, your hair will frizz out and give you a fantastic looking crimped mane.Box braids can be spotted easily by their somewhat boxy, squared-off divisions.Hair extensionsare often critical for pulling off the appropriate look. Best of all, box braids even serve as a form of protective styling. A classic crown braid is perfect for a formal event, so it is often chosen for wedding flower girls. A major benefit of this type of braids for kids is that it doesn’t need to be too tight, meaning it will be very comfortable for your child to wear all day. Plus, their hair does not need to be completely smooth – the style looks better if it isn’t too neat!