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#12: Basic Milkmaid Braid

Keep it sweet and simple with a basic milkmaid braid for both casual and formal events. If your hair is longer, take the braid and wrap it around your head. In case you lack length, make two braids and unite them at the top.

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#13: Boho Milkmaid Braid

Your milkmaid braid can look even more adorable when you go for extremely messy texture. Leave as many loose strands out as you please, both around your face and all over the head. Put in a few bobby pins so your braid doesn’t come apart and enjoy the impact.

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#14: Tight Double Milkmaid Braid

Milkmaid braids look very nice in natural texture. Vary the tightness of your braids and position them closer to or further from the hairline, trying to find your most flattering look. Smooth the edges for a neater finish.

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#15: Milkmaid Braid for Long Thin Hair

Super long and wavy hair can be shown beautifully through a loose milkmaid braid with a couple of free-flowing locks in the front. You will get the benefits of a milkmaid braid while highlighting your long hair at the same time.

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#16: Full Crown Milkmaid Braid

A milkmaid braid always looks glamorous from the front, but how about the back? Turning your milkmaid-inspired hairstyle into a full crown braid will make it look more fabulous than ever.

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#17: Red Hot Milkmaid Braid

Whether you’re a natural redhead or you chose to dye your hair fire red, a milkmaid braid will always look splendid on you. As your hair color is already striking, you can opt for a simple messy milkmaid braid with two loose strands in front.

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#18: Pushed Back Double Milkmaid Braids

For a traditional approach to milkmaid braids, don’t leave any locks loose in the front and comb your hair neatly behind your ears. Add a drop of sheer elegance by choosing two milkmaid braids instead of one.