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Easy Loose French Braid Hairstyles
How to Create Hairstyles Based on a Loose French Braid?
Use these ideas because they’re easy, quick and stylish! Even if you’re not good at braiding your own hair, I promise these styles will become your favorites!
1. Diagonal French Braid
A first easy variation would be to start the braid on one side and go towards the opposite angle of the head, for a diagonal French braid.
2. Loose Side French Braid
You can spice up the style by moving the French braid to the side of your head. Continue braiding as with a normal French braid but start taking hair from the top of one side and keep braiding it downwards, while continuing to add hair from both sides.
3. Low Side French Braid
Another way to end the braid on one side would be to start braiding behind one of the ears, and go all the way down, angling the braid towards the opposite side of the head. This results in a low braid which will frame the nape of the head and will then lay on your shoulder. Very easy style which can be very sophisticated as well!
4. Double Loose French Braids
Using a side French braid, you can part your hair in the middle and do two braids instead of one, so to have these piggy French braids.
5. French Braids into Braided Buns
Grab your French braids and roll them into two braided buns, which you can keep in place with an elastic or bobby pins. You will then have this cute style – which is perfect for warm days, so not to have any hair sticking to your neck!
6. French Braids into Pigtails
Another option is to stop braiding at the base of your head and tie both braids with elastics, leaving the rest of the hair as a pair of simple pigtails. You can also cover the elastics with small strands of hair, and keep each strand in place with a bobby pin, topsy tail or a new elastic. You can do that even with a single French braid!
7. Mohawk French Braid
Another way to do something original with a simple French braid is to part the top of your head taking just the hair from the middle, then braiding the rest – but stopping to add more hair when you reach the crown of your head. It creates a really nice effect and it is the perfect base for a lot of edgy styles, as you can make it messy and bigger depending on the look you are aiming for!
8. Mohawk French Braid Ponytail
The mohawk French braid is the perfect base for a ponytail style. After doing the mohawk braid, you simply have to put all your hair in a ponytail (high or low – that’s up to you) and include the braid in the ponytail. You could even leave the braid out for a different style, so that it will fall next to it – you decide!
9. French Braid Pull Back
Another super easy hairstyle could be achieved by French braiding from the front of your head, as you would do for a headband. Simply braid the top and keep going on one side, but braid just the upper part. Then plait the rest and hide the end of the plait under the hair on the back of the head, on the opposite side.
10. French Braid into Bun
A French braid is very simple and is a perfect way to create an updo. To start, French braid the top of the head, from the middle or from one side – and tie it with the rest of the hair in a ponytail (which you can then transform into a messy bun, too)!
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