Mesmeric Crown Braids

29. Dutch Braided Ponytail

There is no reason why Dutch hairstyles need to be tight. If you like making statements, try to avoid the classics. Make two loose braids on each side and connect them in the back of your head with a messy ponytail.

30. Thin braids

Girls with thin hair should avoid making two braids. They can take full advantage of a Dutch hairstyle on top of their head. But the bottom strands should be let loose. Otherwise, the braids look very thin and unattractive.

31. High and Dutch

If you want to create a fun variation of the Dutch braids, you can start braiding two of them close together. The rest of the hair can either be collected into a bun or left loose.

32. Side braid

You can start making two braids and then sweep the hair to one side to complete the style. If your hair is thick, a braid on the side will look amazing. If it’s thin, this style is a great way to make a braid look thicker.

33. Dutch Braid Bun

When making braids on top of your head, you don’t have to follow the classic braiding style. Consider making fishtails or even cornrows to make your style even more unique.

34. Loose and highlighted

This smart and outstanding approach to the Dutch French braid is possible even if you have thin hair. The top part is arranged into two loose braids and they are kept intact by hairpins. The bottom can be created using a weave.

Waterfall Braids

35. Half Dutch Braid Mohawk

Section the hair from the temple of your head to the crown part. Tie the remaining hair into a ponytail to avoid tangling.

Start weaving the braid from the sections that you created to create the Dutch hair braid over the center. Now untie your ponytail and leave the rest of your hair hanging loose to flaunt this beautiful hairdo.

36. Classical Braid