29. Soft Dutch Braid for Very Long Hair

Source: barefootblonde.comDoes it get any more romantic than this! The braiding starts in front where it’s not so thick. Then, as more hair is gathered into the braid it gets it’s thickest at the neck. It’s incredibly soft and loose looking, especially if your hair is very long. You could probably pull off this style with slightly shorter hair though.

31. Intentionally Loose and Falling Naturally

Source: instagram.comNot a lot of loops here near the crown. It’s one of the loosest styles shown here and is even very loose on the sides. A lot of the hair on this model is left loose at the bottom but medium length hair could also be arranged this way. It’s really an easy hairstyle that uses a pretty clip.

31. Wide and Messy Braids in Back

Source: luxyhair.comIt’s almost like the classic tight style for sports that was mentioned, but very loose and soft. Isn’t this is better? Well, it’s up to you. This way of braiding is just really soft and natural. It’s also kind of messy. It kind of makes you want hair down to your waist just so you can wear your hair like this!

32. Two Braids Hairstyle One Wrapped One Down

Source: missysue.comOne braid is wrapped around the head while the other drapes over the shoulder. We can’t see the back so it’s hard to be sure. The one that wraps covers the hairline in front and doesn’t even try to hide the sections pulled in to make the loops for the dutch effect. But that just gives texture to the crown. The other drapes softly across one shoulder.

33. Two Dutch Braids Using Highlights to Advantage

Source: pinterest.comIt’s a classic 2 braids hairstyle with a center part. It’s not quite as tight as the previous ones mentioned for sports and the braids are closer together. Starting at the front on each side, the dutch effect continues along the sides of the head. The strong highlights that the model has given a lot of depth and texture.