#7. Knotted Loop Waterfall Braids

A looped waterfall braid creates a cool wavy look. If you have thin hair, you’ll love the way this braid makes your hair look thicker. Straighten hair before creating this look, and leave one side of your hair loose so a side bang can fall across the forehead.

#8. Scissor Waterfall Braid

The scissor waterfall braid looks very similar to a fishtail braid. This style features two regular braids that connect in the back with a scissor braid, which involves four sections of hair. Leave it to hang down or wind it up in a fun ballerina bun.

#9. Waterfall Elsa Braid

Feel like a princess with your very own Elsa braid. This style of waterfall braid looks best on women with thick hair. It forms two waterfall braids at temples that weave into a thick French braid. Drape the braid over your shoulder for the Elsa look.

#10. Waterfall Fishtail French Braid

The main focus of this side style is a French braid, but the waterfall braid weaves into it from the forehead and down by the ear. This braid would make a beautiful choice for a wedding, whether you’re the bride or the bridesmaid.

Variations of Waterfall Braids

#11. Red Cascading Waterfall Loop Braid

When you pair up red hair with a waterfall cascading braid, you get the major entrancing highlights in your appearance. It provides you a wonderfully unique look. By wearing this look, you are surely getting the compliment of your choice from your fellows.

#12. Waterfall Braid Updo

Braids and updo hairstyles can be a failsafe and elegant choice for girls to carry out for any occasion and when these two iconic styles combined together with versatility then, it provides girls a classy appearance. Here, waterfall braids are tied into a low bun for an effortless look.