Five Simple Side Braids To Try This Summer
1/5Secure with a String
Instead of the classic hair elastic, end your braid with a piece of string or twine. Pick a bright or neon string to add a pop of color to the look.
2/5Add a Hat
Pair your side braid with a hat for a look that works for a day of shopping or a beach vacation. If your hair has lots of layers, a hat will also keep those short pieces for flying around your face.
3/5Keep Small Braids in Place
Don’t have long hair? Don’t worry! Work a bit of texturizing cream through your hair before braiding to give it something to hold onto and finish with few sprays of strong hold hairspray.
_Fashion Click blogger Cheap Chic Hurra’s hair may be short, but this braid won’t budge! _
4/5Long and Loose
Try a carefree messy side braid. Let pieces of hair fall freely from the style and embrace the haphazard look that results!
5/5Thick Braids
Thick hair can create beautiful, rope-like side braids, but make sure to secure it a few inches above your ends to keep the style intact.
