3 Easy Romantic Hairstyles!

The first thing you're going to do is take a small piece of hair from right next to your part, split it into three, and then begin fringe braiding. And you're just going to incorporate hair from around your braid and continue going until you reach about ear height. Once your fringe braid has reached your ear, you're just going to braid for a couple more inches normally and then secure everything with a small clear elastic. Then to give this a little bit more of a soft romantic look, pull the braid apart just a little bit and you're done. Now you're going to take a small section from next to your part and fringe braid down just like we did in the last hairstyle until you reach your ear height. Now that you've incorporated all the hair from over your ear, you're going to tilt your head to the side and incorporate your hair this way. That way the hair is going to naturally fall right into the fringe braid the way it's supposed to go and you don't have to fight with the hair at all, so it makes it a lot easier. So every time you incorporate hair from that side, just tilt your head over to the side, it makes it so much easier. So then you're just going to keep fringe braiding until you get all the hair together in this braid. And then you're going to go ahead and just braid normally down the hair until you've reached the end of your hair. Once you've got that done, just secure it with a clear elastic and then pull the hair apart for a nice soft romantic and voluminous look. Once you've done that, you're done! And we're going to start again by taking a small piece of hair from next to your part and fringe braid just one to two times on either side. That way you get your braid started really nicely, but then you can braid the rest normally. So it's a lot easier than doing a whole fringe braid. Then secure the end with an elastic and pull the hair apart for some extra volume. And we're going to do that again right next to that braid. So take another small piece of hair and fringe braid a couple times, then braid far enough so that it can get into the ponytail at the back of your head. Then secure it with an elastic once you get to that point and pull it apart for some volume. And to finish everything off, just go ahead and pull those two braids around to the back and use a bobby pin to hold them in place. Then bring all the hair together and secure it with an elastic. And if you want to, you can wrap the hair around the elastic as well. And that's it for our final hairstyle!