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This is a really creative way to upgrade your everyday bun! Gather your girl’s hair into a ponytail, leaving behind around 1/4 patch on the upper left side. You then insert a hair bun, and French braid the first part together with the remaining patch, and braid the rest of the hair through.

Such an adorable little flower girl! Depending on the amount of hair that your girl has, you can find hair buns in varying sizes. If you would like to have a bigger bun, use a bigger hair bun of the same color as your child’s hair.

To achieve this look divide the hair into three parts in the shape of a heart. Then create a French braid at the bottom, and gather everything into a low bun.

We are sure your little girl will love this really cool updo! Unlike the corset braid that involves, this is just a matter of making connected ponytails in a corset fashion and ending with a hair bow on top.

What a cute and sweet hairstyle for girl. Create 2 tiny ponytails and braid them until you get to the point where you want your second set of ponytails to be. Cross the two braids and secure them into two ponytails and finally, braid the ends toward one last ponytail and tie with a ribbon!

Sometimes, simplest is best, much like this double French braid where you stop midway and gather everything to a ponytail. You have the option of leaving it in a ponytail, or you can make a bun, and tie it with a pretty bow.

This ballerina bun pulls thick or medium hair neatly off the face, with a tidy twisted bun high at the crown and a few wispy tendrils left out around the hairline for softness. You’ll want to ask for a secure, smooth base and a snug, coiled bun. It’s easier to create and keep in place if your hair is straight or slightly wavy. Very fine or very curly hair may need added product or pins for hold.

This updo features a single braid wrapped around the crown and gathered into a neat bun at the back, with a few loose strands left around the face. It’s best for medium to thick hair, straight or slightly wavy, so the braid holds shape and the bun looks full. Tell your stylist you want a crown braid with a low, secure bun and a few soft pieces left out in front. Curly textures will need smoothing beforehand for a similar look.

This style features a crown braid wrapped around the head, with the rest of the hair curled into loose, soft waves. It’s best for little girls with medium to thick hair and some natural length, as fine or super-short hair may not hold the braid well. Ask your stylist for a crown braid starting at the temple, and curled ends for extra volume. Light styling cream helps tame flyaways.

This updo features a smooth crown with a braid running along one side, pulling into a neat, low twisted bun at the back. It works best on straight or slightly wavy hair that’s medium to thick, as fine hair may need extra teasing or product for hold. Ask your stylist for a side braid that feeds into a low chignon. Daily maintenance is minimal, but you’ll want to use a light hairspray to keep flyaways in check.

This updo features a neat braided bun at the back, with a few wispy pieces left loose around the face. It’s a great pick for girls with straight to wavy hair of medium thickness, as fine hair may struggle to hold the braids and bun securely. You’ll want to use light hairspray or gel to keep flyaways in check, and ask your stylist for soft tendrils at the front for a playful finish.