Crown Braid Tutorial: Easy Steps to Create This ‘Do
You may not be an actual princess living in a palace, but you can have a crown of your own. This crown braid tutorial will teach you how to make one. Check it out.
You may not have an actual tiara complete with diamonds and crystals, but you can have your very own crown. How? Using your hair! It is indeed your crowning glory. Feel like royalty every single day by putting your lob or shoulder-length hair in a crown braid. Here’s how.
How to Make a Crown Braid for Short Hair
Start with clean and soft hair
Before you create a crown braid, wash your hair with a nourishing shampoo and conditioner. This way, you start with hair that’s moisturized and free from damage. making it easy to style.
We recommend Dove Botanical Silicone Free Shampoo for Damaged Hair Restore. It has 100% botanical oil with pink Moroccan rose extract that restores dry and damaged hair. It nourishes your hair and leaves it lightweight and beautiful. This silicone-free shampoo even has floating petals that dissolve when you lather, giving your hair more nourishing power!
Pair it with Dove Botanical Hair Conditioner for Damaged Hair Restore, which is also made with 100% botanical oil with pink Moroccan rose extract.
Part your hair
Get a tail comb and use it to part your hair in the middle. Begin parting from your hairline, then extend it up to your crown.
Divide hair
Divide your hair into two vertical sections. Simply follow your center part and extend it all the way to your nape as a guide in dividing your hair. Put each section on the left and right side of your hair.
Start braiding
Create a three-strand braid on one section of your hair from the ear level down to your tips. Secure with an elastic.
If you don’t have an elastic, you can form a knot at your tips by sticking your fingers in and flipping the ends twice or thrice.
Pin the braid
Lift your braid and pin the tips on top of your head. The braid should now run from the top of your head to the side, and down to your ear level. You can use as many pins as necessary.
Repeat
Do the same on the other section of your hair. Make sure that the braid is securely pinned on top of your head.
Pull your braids
Pin the stray hair strands on top of your head. Then, gently pull your braids at the sides to give them a fuller look.
Loosen up
Pull a few strands of hair and make them frame your face to create a softer, more romantic look.
Hey there, princess!
It’s time you fulfill your royal duties, and one of these is being your best self every day. You can wear this ‘do if you want to add a bit of glam to a casual outfit, or if you want to put your short or medium-length hair in an updo. This hairstyle is pretty versatile, and it’s perfect for summer.
Crown Braid: Crown Yourself with These Hairstyles
1. Half Up Crown Fishtail Braid
Got medium-length? You can try the half up crown fishtail braid. You can even add hair accessories to glam it up.
2. The Goddess Braid
Leave a couple of sections of hair down to frame your face and give your crown braid a Greek goddess-like vibe. It looks chic and relaxed, and can even help make your hair selfie stand out!
3. Waterfall Crown Braid
The waterfall crown braid also looks great on short and medium-length hair. Just part your hair in the middle and braid your hair from your hairline all the way to the back. Easy, right?
4. Curly Half Up Crown Braid
With this type of crown braid, you can showcase your curly hair and braiding skills. It’s a great way to style your curly hair when you want to give it a break from ponytails and buns.
It’s fascinating how two three-strand braids can be upgraded into an updo. This goes to show that you can create fab hairstyles by using simple hairstyling techniques. So what are you waiting for? It’s time to put your hair in a crown braid.
