Hey everyone! Hope you all had a great weekend! I myself had a relaxing one spending time with my boys. Saturday we had a picnic in our living room floor for lunch (it’s a little too cold for comfort outside right now), and we watched Lilo and Stitch for the 970th time. Sunday we went to church and afterwards went shopping for a bit to try to finish up our Christmas shopping. All in all, it was a great weekend, and I’m sad that it ended so quickly.
Easy Braided Headband Tutorial
I don’t know about you, but I like mixing it up with different hair styles. This braided headband look is a quick, easy, yet very cute style that could easily be worn for an everyday casual look, or dressed up by curling your hair. The only supplies needed for this hairstyle is two small, clear rubber bands, two bobby pins, and a brush or comb. Let’s get started!
Step 1: Brush or comb your hair smooth, ensuring that all tangles in the hair are removed.
Step 2: Starting on one side of your head, section off a 1-inch strand towards the middle part of your head. The hair you section off for braiding should be directly behind your ears, and you want to make sure you leave some hair in the front. Hold the strand upwards and begin braiding it towards the opposite side.
Step 3: Once you have reached the end of the strand, tie it with a clear rubber band.
Step 4: Secure it behind your ears with a bobby pin.
Step 5: Now you are going to repeat Step 2 on the opposite side of your head, except this time the section of hair to be braided needs to be directly in front of the area you just braided on the other side. (Thus creating a headband). Once the hair has been fully braided, tie it with a clear rubber band.
Step 6: Now secure this side behind your ears with a bobby pin.
Step 7: Bring forward the rest of your hair for your finished look.
Hope you enjoyed this quick and easy hair tutorial. Leave me a comment if you have any questions and let me know what you think!
Have a great week and thanks for stopping by!- Cara
This easy braided headband tutorial is perfect for those who want to add a touch of boho-chic to their everyday look without spending hours in front of the mirror.
Zala Hair Extensions
https://www.zalahair.com/
Love the braided headband. I am going to have to try it.
Thank-you! I hope you will give it a try!
Your tutorial is great! Your braid is phenomenal and adorable!
Sarah
http://mybowsandclothes.blogspot.com/
Thanks Sarah! 🙂
I always love tutorials like this and you made this look so simple and easy I’m definitely going to give it a shot! Unfortunately my hair is always the last thing on the plate but this is such a cute simple style I think I could even manage it! Thanks so much for the great tutorial! XO -Kim
Thank-you! I hope you’ll give it a try, it really is easy. Thanks for commenting 🙂
You look so pretty, love the braid!
Marta
http://www.sweatersstripesandsweets.com
Thanks Marta! 🙂
I love a good braid, especially on second day hair. 😉
Oh it’s perfect for those days! 🙂
Love this look! Need to try this the next time I’m not feeling lazy. These days it seems like my hair is always thrown up on top of my head!
Thank-you! It’s a very quick and easy look. I know what you mean, though, I often throw my hair up in a messy bun on lazy days 🙂
Epic! I think I’ll try this in the morning! 🙂 thank you!
Great, Laura! Thanks for commenting 🙂
I love how simple and cute this hairstyle is!
Thanks! It really is a simple look! 🙂
Oh how I love Lilo & Stitch – too cute! And your hair looks awesome, great tutorial <3
Green Fashionista
Haha my kids clearly love it too, & Thank-you! 🙂
Fun blog read from one creative blogger to an other!
-Katelyn
Thanks! Checking your blog out now!
So glad you stopped by so I could find and follow your cute blog! You are adorable as can be! A picnic in the living room sounds wonderful and your braid tutorial is great! I just love putting cute little braids in my hair from time to time. I hope you have a marvelous Monday
Aw, thank-you! Hope you have a wonderful day as well! 🙂
Such a cute look!!! I have to get better with my hair. I have zero hair skills.
Thank-you so much! It has taken me some time to learn different braiding techniques, but I love trying out new ones.