1. Add little flowers to your braid. It's like the more subtle version of the festival flower crown.
2. Use a headscarf as your third chunk of hair, incorporating it into your braid.
3. Hair chalking is a super fun way to make a braid pop with color.
You can get a set of 32 chalks from Urban Outfitters for $14. For ideas on which strands to chalk to achieve a nice mix, check out the "before" pictures of Hair Romance's fish tail braid tutorial.
4. Spray your hair with dry shampoo before beginning your braids. It'll give you a better texture to work with and make things look just a touch messy.
5. Create a faux-hawk flanked by killer French braids.
6. Natural hair girls should try "unicorn braids" — they're deceptively easy to do.
7. If you've done a braided style — like milkmaid braids — and you want to loosen it and muss it up slightly, fluff your strands with a toothbrush.
8. For a bohemian look, try incorporating braid ins — and mix them up!
Go for ribbons, different textures, glittery strands — whatever you've got.
9. Make it a braid day even when you're wearing a ponytail. Just sub your hair tie with a braid wrap.
Full instructions at Freckled Fox.
10. How about jewelry for your mane? Hair rings. They're a thing.
A U.K. company called Regal Rose makes them and they ship internationally. The packs range from about $13-$20 depending on if you select "short," "medium" or "long" hair.
11. Or, try adding in some eye-catching charms.
Free People sells packs of "hair charmsies" ($15), which you flat iron on; the result is braids that shine.
12. Natural hair girls can experiment with creating artistic faux bangs.
13. To make your killer do really stick and last, spray your bobby pins with hairspray before setting them.
14. Also: Bobby pins don't have to stay hidden! Dot your braid with colorful ones just for fun.
ulta.comCheck out Cosmo's tips on bobby pins for some more inspiration.
15. And a super easy way to up your braid game — braid-on-braid action!
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