Coiffures Tressées pour Cheveux Courts

Even the shortest of hairstyles can incorporate braids in one way or another. The lengths of this pixie crop have been plaited into a chunky French Braid and pinned into place. The weaving of the époustouflant holographic-effect hair is slightly off centre, giving the style un excellent asymmetry

A Dutch braid is the reverse of the classic French braid. It has the same technique except for the stands of hair are woven under the centre strand, which makes the braid sit on top of the head. These double dutch braids are époustouflant and really highlight the different tones of pink in les cheveux, from the rich magenta at les racines to the lighter pastel shade on les longueurs. The pigtails securing the braids is a cute, yet edgy touch.

Don’t have a headband? No problem, create one using your own hair by Dutch braiding two sections of hair either side of les cheveuxline and secure to the scalp. Cover the ends of the braids with some loose tendrils and your braided look is complete. This is a style that will work on the shortest of hair as the braids are kept close to the head.

Why not combine a few different types of braids into the same hairstyle like this magnifique pixie crop. The icy grey tone has been merveilleusement braided into Dutch and twisted rope braids, leaving les cheveux from the crown to the ape of the neck loose and textured. A really interesting style.

A braid in cheveux courts can really make a magnifique dye job to shine. The contrast in this caramel to bright blonde ombre is so vibrant in ce lob thanks to a chunky Dutch braid which is secured in a neat bun. Very cool.

How cool are these multiple boxer braids? They start right at les cheveuxline and hug the head all the way around with the free ends braided as close to les pointes of les cheveux as possible. Boxer braids have been trending on the likes of Instagram for the past year, and it is not hard to see why. They are fresh and youthful, and have un excellent urban vibe.

Slightly undone Dutch braids in cheveux courts have an effortless chicness to them. So if a few strands of your cheveux courts come loose, don’t worry about it. Leave a few loose strands around les cheveuxline to complete your messy double Dutch braids.

Si tu as grown out bangs that are at an awkward length un excellent way to style them is in a half-crown French Braid. It will keep them out of ton visage as look so effortlessly chic. Adding a subtle wave through this shoulder-length bob adds to the relaxed feel and gives emphasis to the multiple tones of ash blonde.

This asymmetry of ce carré has been accentuated by the attention of some cornrow-style braids on the shorter side. A great braided style for cheveux épais for taking some of the weight out and creating a little bit of extra visual interest.

This grown out pixie cut looks so cool and contemporary with some mini Dutch braids that feen into a top knot. The style has some edge with black roots and a platinum and honey blonde highlights. The lighter strands of hair really emphasise the époustouflant shape of the plaits, making them stand out against the racines foncées.

This super cute and sleek pixie cut has been given some extra sharpness by braiding the ends of the bangs. It creates such an interesting effect and can be created on side-swept bangs in hair of any length.

A waterfall braid always looks ethereal, particularly so in this multi-tonal platinum bob with feminine curls. The way this waterfall braid has been plaited around the head almost creates a halo effect, making it the perfect braided hairstyle for prom, weddings, or other special occasions.

This undercut bob has been given some asymmetry with a French braid that starts at the temple and weaves right around the head. The lighter ends of the ash cheveux blonds give the plait extra definition, really helping it to stand out.

To create this faux hawk style braid, the key is to build up some texture in les racines before plaiting to give some volume. Backcomb the section of hair you intend to braid and then loosely French plait so it stands up off the head nicely. Add a fine mist of firm hold hairspray and secure in a ponytail at the crown of the head.

This lilac and silver hair has been given an extra touch of magic with a fishtail braid crown. Two front sections of hair have been braided in the fishtail style and then secured together at the back of the head, with a few bunches of baby’s breath flowers woven in. This would really make a wonderful festival look.