6 Cute Winter Braid Hairstyles

Braid is one of the most loved hairstyles across the world. There are a few braid hairstyles that are rocking this winter and it would be great if you try them out. These braid hairstyles are simple and can be done all by yourself.

Remember Elsa from the movie 'Frozen'? A million women flaunted that famous braid. Celebrities wore it and maybe some of your friends too. Today, with these winter braid hairstyles, you can be one among your friends to wear a new look.

These braid hairstyles will suit only medium and long hair. If you are tired of a simple ponytail or a gelled in bun, then it is time for you to try out these breathtaking braid hairstyles.

Here are 6 winter braid hairstyles to try out:

French Braid
This style of braiding is the go-to style for a fix moment when you need to tie your hair up or if your having a bad hair day. To wear a french braid, you need to pull your hair together at the back. The hair is crossed over one another when creating this braid. It is a simple French braid and can go with any kind of attire.

The Fishtail Braid
The fishtail braid looks complicated and complex at first, but it is really simple to wear at the nick of time. You can braid your hair to one side, down the entire back of your head or even as two separate plaids! To give in that cute look, combine your fishtail braid with a ribbon or bow at the end.

The Lace Braid
Lace braid is a popular winter braid hairstyle. It is seen travelling down from one side of the head. This braid hairstyle can also be worn falling down the head or as a headband where the braided hair is across the front of your head.

Rope Braid
Rope braids involve a lot of twisting and twirling. Most people opt out of this braid as it causes splits. However, this winter braid hairstyle looks best on long hair and can be intertwined with other hairstyles too. It is the best winter braid hairstyle for those who are looking for a change in appearance.

The Ladder Braid
Ladder Braids are unique and an alternative winter braid hairstyle for Indian women. It is a simple waterfall braid which may require a bit of practice to excel. This cute ladder braids can be done neat and tight or messy and loose and they all rock.

Dutch Braid
A Dutch braid is the same as a French braid, but the only difference is that the Dutch braid is inverted whereas the French is on the outside. Instead of braiding strands over each other, you will need to braid them under one another. This winter braid hairstyle will also take a lot of time, so be prepared!