Halo Braids Ideas

1. Loose Braid

Loose braids are trending nowadays. Start the braiding from behind the ear and move around the head while pulling the hair loose for a chunky carefree appeal. Set off the look by tugging out some strands and curling them.

2. Middle Part

Wear a halo braid differently with a middle part and the braid wrapped along the hairline. The hair is secured at the back while the subtle lilac strand contrasting against the blonde braided hair sets this style distinct from others.

3. Double Halo Braids

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You need these gorgeous half braids in your life to flaunt your wavy hair. The strands at the top are braided into two Dutch braids while the remaining hang loose at the back. The creamy-blonde highlights peeking through the honey-blonde hair take this look to another level. 

4. Medieval Look

This braided bun will make anyone look like a medieval princess. The rich auburn locks are styled into a braided halo around the head extending from one ear to the other. Secure the remaining hair into a neat bun to complete the style.

5. Tilted Hat Style

Show off a halo plait hairstyle with a chic twist. The golden-brown hair is entwined into a chunky braid with uniform loops all along the length. The braid is tilted on one side reaching the eyebrow to make it appear like a hat.

6. Fancy Finish

Looking for a halo braid hairstyle to be worn on a fancy occasion? Have a look at this style where the braid sits on the top of the head with a side-parted hair framing the face which is covered with an oversized embellished hair accessory.

7. Jaw-Length Bangs

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Push the braids further away from the forehead to make space for jaw-length bangs at the front. The bangs can be middle-parted or side-parted depending on your choice. Two neat braids instead of one top off this icy platinum blonde hair look.