16 Braided Heatless Hairstyles You Need To Try

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So that's what I'm going to do and I'm going to come back and show you what it looks like when they're all clipped in okay. So I just finished clipping in my fancy, hair extensions and, as you can see, by mixing the two shades they blend with my current hair color perfectly. I love the extra length in volume. These hair extensions give me especially when I'm creating braided hairstyles. Of course it's completely optional. You don't have to do this. You can totally do it on your natural hair. I just like having more hair to work with, because the hairstyles just turn out a lot more lush. Alright, let's hop into the first hairstyle for this first hairstyle, I'm picking up a section of hair from the top of one side and twisting it away from my face, while adding hair into the twist as they move across the back of my head. Then, when I get an inch or two past the middle of the back of my head, I'm picking up a section of hair from this spot and tying it together with my twist to secure it once a twist is secure. I'M gently pulling out on the sides of the twist to loosen it up now, I'm doing the same thing on the other side and tying the twist to my head just below the first twist, once a twist is secure, I'm gently pulling on the sides of the Twist to loosen it up, just like I did before I'm repeating these steps two more times to create a beautiful twisted, half up style. That looks like this. The second hairstyle is a variation of the previous hair cell. I just showed you I'm going to be showing you a few of these throughout the entire video, because this way you have options of keeping it simple or getting creative in building up on a previous hairstyle. For this one, I'm just braiding the loose hair into a regular three strand, braid tying off the ends with an elastic and then pulling out on the sides of the braid to fan it out and then wrapping a strand of hair from the ends of the braid. Around the elastic to cover it up and to secure it in place, I'm just using a bobby pin or two it's super simple, but looks so beautiful and intricate. Another pretty option is to throw the loose hair from the first hairstyle into a low ponytail, and then you can pick up a strand of hair from underneath the ponytail braid it and then wrap it around the base of the ponytail to cover up the elastic to Secure the braids in place, I just pin the braid to the underside of my ponytail with a couple of bobby pins. Another way you can build on the first hairstyle that I showed you with the twists is by throwing all of the loose hair into a messy spot. I left the braid that I created earlier to wrap around my ponytail, because this will peek through the messy bun and add a special touch to this hairstyle. I honestly have no rhyme or reason for how I created this bun or any of my buns in general. I usually just loop, the hair, through the elastic on the last tie, wrap the ends around the base and either pin them in place, or I tuck them in behind the elastic. And then I loosen up the bond by pulling it out with my fingers for this. Next hairstyle, I'm tying the hair around my crown area into a ponytail at the back of my head, then I'm creating an opening above the elastic pulling the ponytail through the front and out the back of the opening and gently pulling out on these sides of the Twist to loosen it up next and picking up a section of hair from both sides right underneath the first twist and tying them together under the first twist and off to one side, I'm flipping the ponytail over and under the elastic to create a twist and pulling Out on the sides of the twist to loosen it up now, I'm going to do the same thing but position the twist on the other side. So if the previous twist was on the left side, the next one will be on the right side. I'M repeating these steps a few more times until I reach the nape of my neck and then you should have a unique twisted, ponytail hairstyle. That looks something like this. If you want to build on the previous hairstyle, you can braid the loose hair into a braid of your choice. I personally opted for a fishtail braid, because I thought that it would look really beautiful with the twists so to braid a fishtail braid. What you want to do is separate the working section into two take a small strand of hair from the outside of one of the sections cross it over the front of that section and combine it with the opposite section. Then, on the other side, you want to again it take a small strand of hair from the outside of the section cross it over the front of that section and combine it with the opposite. Section. Repeat these steps until you have a couple inches of loose hair left at the ends and then tie off the braid with an elastic. I also pulled out the size of the fishtail braid a little bit to loosen it up and wrap a strand of hair from the ends of the braid around the elastic to cover it up, and I pinned it in place with a bobby pin another option to Build on the twists that I showed you how to do previously is to take a chunk of hair from the top of the loose hair at the nape and pin it into a messy bun mine kind of turned out like a flower, which, i think is super Cute and I feel like every time I do this - it turns out totally different and if you want to build up on the previous hairstyle even further, you can braid the remaining loose hair into a braid for this one-of-a-kind creation. That'S totally unexpected! Okay on to something new for this hairstyle and picking up a section of hair from both sides of my face and tying them together in the back of my head one time, then I'm picking up another two sections from both sides combining them with my existing sections And tie them together, one time I'm going to repeat these steps one more time and then tie off the loose hair just below that last knot to create this pretty French knotted half up style. A cute variation on the previous hairstyle is to throw the loose hair into a messy bun like this and again I have no rhyme or reason for when I do my messy bun, so whatever you're used to just do that, it's meant to look messy and boho. So just have fun with it and do you if you're not into messy buns, you can just continue braiding those French knots until you reach the nape of the neck. I just stacked the next set of french braided knots on top of the first set to give it a 3d vibe, and I think it looks a lot more interesting, [ Applause ]. This is a half up style. That is super trendy right now and looks super cute on all hair links to all you want to do is separate your hair at the top of your head like this, and you can tie away the rest behind your head for now, so it doesn't get in The way I'm picking up a section of hair from the front splitting it into three strands and braiding it into a French braid to braid a French braid. You simply want to add in a chunk of hair from the outside of the braid. Every time you cross a side strand under the middle strand, I French braid until I run out of hair to add into the braid and then I braid a regular three strand braid for another couple of inches. At this point, I'm just going to tie off the braid with a hair elastic so that it doesn't unravel. Then I'm untying the loose hair that I tied away earlier, picking up a chunk of hair from under the braid and putting this hair and the braid into a messy bun on top of my head and I'm just using a few bobby pins to secure it. Like this, I also like using my fingers to go into the bun and just mess it up to my liking and once I'm happy with it, it looks sort of like this. Another way I like to rock a half up style is by tying my hair at the top of my head into a ponytail, and then I pull out on the section on top to loosen it up a little bit. Next, I wrap the loose hair from the ponytail into a messy bun and pin it in place with bobby pins. Then I take a chunk of hair from under the bun braided into whatever braid I feel like doing at the time, pull it. Apart with my fingers, and then I wrap it around the base of the bond and pin it in place with bobby pins for the next hairstyle, you want to tie your hair around the crown into a high ponytail and then clip it on top of your head. So that it's not in the way gather the hair at your ears and tie that section of hair behind your head with an elastic. I like to take the extra time here to comb the size of the section very well, since I am wearing hair extensions to make sure that the clips are covered and are not visible. Once you have your second ponytail split, the ponytail, that's on top and pull the second ponytail, that's underneath through the first one and clip the second ponytail on top of your head, so that it's out of your way tie this split ponytail right under the one. That'S now, on top and pull out on the top sections to send it out and make it look fluffy. Then you want to take the ponytail. That'S now on the bottom gather hair from both sides and combine it with that ponytail and tie together with an elastic release, the ponytail that is on top split it in half and pull the ponytail through the top ponytail and clip it. On top of your head. Tie the two halves of the ponytail that is now on the bottom, together with a hair, elastic and pull out on the top part above the elastic to fluff it up, just like we did with the previous section above it, you can also release the ponytail. That'S on top of your head, if it's easier for you to work with that and now finally take the ponytail, that's on top split it in half and tie both halves underneath the remaining loose hair and pull out on the sides of the top part. Just like we did before again, you can clip up the hair on top to do this. If it's easier for you, when you're done you'll, have a version of a pull-through braid with a ponytail coming out of the bottom of the braid, pretty cool huh, you can also braid the loose hair from the previous pull through look into a Dutch braid like. I am here and tie the ends into a cute little loop and wrap a piece of hair around the elastic to cover it up and secure it with a bobby pin for the next hairstyle. I separated my hair into two sections down at the back and brought those sections to the front starting off on one of the sides. I'M picking up a section of hair from the top and splitting it into three strands and braiding, a French Dutch braid, which is simply a Dutch braid. That'S attached to my head to braid a French Dutch braid. You want to add a chunk of hair into the Strand that you are crossing under the middle section. I'M braiding this way until I get to about the nape of my neck and then braiding a regular Dutch braid for a couple inches from that in securing it with an elastic and, of course, I'm going to go in and pull apart. The braid a little bit to loosen it up, but this is completely optional. You don't have to do this if you don't want to. I just like the look of a looser braid. Then I'm gathering the braid and all of the remaining loose hair on the side that I am working on and tying that together with elastic and then removing the elastic that was holding the braid together. Since we don't need that anymore next and taking a strand of hair from the underside of the ponytail wrapping it around the elastic to cover it up and tying an elastic right under the wrapped portion to secure the loose ends of that strand. That I wrapped around this is a great alternative to using bobby pins, if you don't like using those or if they always flip out of your hair, like they do for some people, because it keeps the strand logged down much better. So it's a great option for finer or thinner, hair types. I always use this method on hairstyles that I know I'll be wearing for a long time, because it has amazing staying power. Now I'm creating the same braid on the other side, [ Applause ], when you're done, you should have these two super cute boho pigtail braids of that look beautiful from every angle. Okay, so I wanted to show you guys a variation on the previous hairstyle, but then my camera battery on my studio camera died and your girl forgot to charge the backup. So I had to use my vlogging camera instead. So if you see a difference in quality guys, that's why and I'm so so sorry about that. So for this hairstyle, all I do is tie each ponytail into a messy bun and pin it in place with bobby pins. I think this variation is super fun and flirty and perfect for festival season. You may love, so that's all I have for you today. I really hope that you enjoyed this video. 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