Crochet braids were popular back in the 1990s, and now they’re starting to trend again. With the different textures, colors and lengths of those extensions, you can always achieve the style you’re aiming for and make it look like the hair is natural.

And since natural beauty comes above all, a crochet braid is an advantage. If you really know how to install those extensions properly, your hair won’t look fake as much as it would naturally.

Trendy Crochet Braid Styles

Different crochet braids patterns and colors will be presented to you in this article. So, make sure to have a look if you’re wondering which style to go for next.

#1. Half Braid, Half Natural

If classy and beautiful doesn’t describe this highlighted long half crochet braided hairstyle, we don’t know what it is! To get the waves on the bottom half of your hair, you can braid them and then undo the braids after a few days, or use a curling iron.

#2. Braids with Spiral Curls

Do you love a thicker hairstyle? Get this voluminous ponytail with or without crochet extensions by starting braids at the hairline, stopping halfway back, then gathering your hair in a high ponytail. Let those beautiful spiral-shaped curls lie on and around your face. Light purple color optional but encouraged!

#3. Curly Microbraids

Are you a woman over 50 trying to embrace gray hair? Feel free to confidently rock them in this beautiful micro braid hairstyle! Brush hair back off the face with a pretty headband and fill the bottom half with waves.

#4. Locs and Curls

Another way to get the voluminous hairstyle you’re looking for is by mixing textures. This long look features thick locs and crochet braids intertwined with perfect spiraled curls. A few blonde or caramel highlights will look gorgeous with your natural dark hair color.