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#26: Subtle Side Braid

Here’s a simple braided headband tutorial that’s easy enough to learn on the first try. The trick is in strategically parting the hair in directions that deliver the biggest effect. Leave some side bangs in the front while combing back one side of the hair. Braid, starting at the part towards the ear, securing in place as you go. Curl your hair to soften up the style.

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#27: Thin Braided Headband Tutorial

For this look, all you need is a comb, hairpin and thin elastic. Take a thin section of hair and braid it, continuing the style by wrapping it across the head into a headband braid. Use a hair elastic and secure with a pin to hold the ends of the braid together throughout the day.

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#28: Banded Together

Using one thick braid or two thinner ones, this simple headband style allows hair to be up and out of the face without having to resort to a bun or ponytail. Fun and feminine, this style works on all hair types and lengths – if your hair isn’t long enough to go across the head, combine two braids that meet in the middle.

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#29: Headband Braid with Body

Tease the top underneath hair to bring body and boost to your braided look. Wrap two braids across the top of your head, bringing them forward enough to allow the “puff” of top hair to be the focal point. Then, either allow your locks to flow free or braid them together for a gorgeous Roman goddess-inspired style.

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#30: Sweet and Simple Braided Hair Headband

You won’t need a step by step guide to successfully pull off this style on the first try. Simply braid or twist one side strand and pin it across – allowing bangs, curls and top hair to flow free. This looks absolutely stunning on long hair.