8. Long Box Braids with Curly Ends

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To get a mix of braids and curls, have your stylist braid the hair from the scalp down to only an inch or two from the ends, depending on how much curl you want. You can use product or a curling iron to get these curly cuties.

9. Long Box Braids Updo

When you’re over wearing your long box braids down, gather them up into a high pony or this cute thick bun. Paired with your favorite dangle earrings, it’s the perfect evening hairstyle.

10. Long Blonde Box Braids

Why not twist your box braids onto the top of your hair into a loose and messy top knot for a style that is fast, easy, and no-nonsense. This hairstyle is perfect for keeping your hair off the nape of your neck during warmer weather, and it oozes laid back style.

Medium Length Box Braided Hairstyles

11. Box Braids with Extra Long Length

Because you’d don’t have to take the time to grow your natural hair to the length you want when you are adding box braids, it’s easy to opt for an extra-long length style. This is a dramatic look that offers up huge styling potential, with minimal maintenance.

12. Add Metallic Bead Detailing

Add an extra dimension to your long box braids by adding metallic bead detailing through the front of your style. This looks both eye-catching and chic, and the beads can be applied in just a few seconds. Opt for metallic beads if you want a classic style that will coordinate with every outfit.

13. Long Box Braids With Double Buns

Channel your inner Mickey Mouse with this super-fun style! Simply pull your braids onto the top of your head and tie them into two symmetrical buns for a look that is eye-catching, stylish and fashion-forward.

14. Sleek Box Braid Updo

Whilst long box braids have a cool urban feel, that doesn’t mean that they can’t also look slick and sophisticated. Pull your front braids around your head to create a Hollywood-style side swept fringe and then pile the rest of your hair high onto your head to create a bun-style Updo to achieve this super-stylish look.