Hairstyles for Natural Hair Kids In School

Children are boring about their uniforms when going to school, and there are a lot of kids who have their sense of style increases. Their urge to try various hairstyles could be vexing for you are under pressure to come up with new ideas every other day. So you should read this MACSARA article about hairstyles for natural hair kids in school to change your head with the little girl hairdos.

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1. Faux Waterfall

How many times and how many different waterfall braid tutorials have you watched before getting daunted and giving up on doing it completely? Well, this simple hack of a hairstyle is so pretty that your daughter can sport it to the many classes she gets.

What You Need

Hair elastic

Bobby pins

How To Style

• Part her hair deeply on one side.
• From the side with more hair, pick up a small section of hair, braid it right till the end and secure it with a hair elastic.
• Use your thumb and index finger through the center of the first stitch of the braid and pick up a small section of hair from the front of your head.
• Take out this section of hair through the stitch of her braid.
• Keep repeating steps 3 and 4 down the braid until the waterfall effect has reached in line with her hair parting on the other side.
• Pin the end of the braid at the back of her head, under her hair, to finish off the look.

2. Elsa’s Braid

 

Your little angel has driven you up the wall with her obsession with Frozen and her constant need to sing Let It Go on top of her lungs. If you make her great day by doing her hair up in this Elsa-inspired braid, she’ll love you for. (Not that she doesn’t love you otherwise. This will just earn you some brownie points.)

What You Need

Sectioning clips

Teasing brush

Fine toothed comb

Hair elastics

How To Style

• Part her hair horizontally (from ear to ear) into 2 sections. Leaving out the front sections of her hair is a good idea to frame her face.
• Clip the bottom section with a sectioning clip to keep it out of the way.
• Create a volume for the top section of hair.
• Smoothen down the top section and tie it all in a ponytail with a hair elastic.
• Start braiding this half ponytail.
• Once you have braided for about 3 small sections of hair, unclip the bottom section and start adding sections of hair from the sides into the braid with each stitch (start French braiding, basically).
• Once you run out of hair to add into the braid (when you’ve reached the nape of her neck), simply braid right till the end and secure with a hair elastic.
• Cut off the hair elastic at the top of her braid hair.
• Loosen the braid on the top to make it look wider and give it a softer vibe.

 3. Messy Mermaid Braid

We are sure your little lady dreams about being a mermaid every single day. Though that may be a very unrealistic dream to have, it doesn’t mean you can’t fulfill it in your own little way. Style her hair in this gorgeous mermaid tail hairdo and watch her squeal with delight when you’re done!

What You Need

Heat protectant

Curling iron

Hair elastics

Bobby pins

How To Style

• Pick up a big section of your little kid natural hair from right on top of her head and braid it right till the end.
• Secure the end of the braid with a hair rubber band.
• From the left side, pick up a small section of hair from the front, twist it right till the end, and insert it into the first stitch of her braid.
• And then, from the right, pick up another section of hair, twist it right till the end, and insert it into the second stitch of the braid.
• Alternating sides in this way and working down the braid, weave all her hair into the braid.
• Secure the ends with another hair elastic.
• Pin down any sections of the hair hanging loose.
• Gently tug the braid apart to give it a fuller look.

 4. Messy Bun

Are you too busy? And now there’s no time to do your kid’s hair. But, wait a minute! This is exactly the time that MACSARA will come to your rescue! Her simple messy bun will take you about 2 minutes to do and make her look super cute.

What You Need

Hairbrush

Hair elastics

How To Style

• Remove all the knots and tangles from her hair.
• Tie all her hair in a high ponytail.
• Twist the ponytail right till the end.
• Roll the twisted ponytail into a bun shape and place it flat against her head. Make sure the ends are tucked under the bun.
• Secure the bun with a hair elastic.
• Pull out some sections from the front to frame her face.
• Secure any loose sections of the bun with bobby pins to finish off the new hair look.

 5. Flower Braid

What You Need

Hairbrush

Hair elastics

How To Style

Little girls absolutely love this style and it can be mastered in just a few quick steps.

• Pull hair into a half-up hairstyle and secure with the hair elastic.

• Separate hair above the hair elastic and then loop the half-pony through the opening.

• Braid hair to the ends and secure with a thin elastic.

• Roll braid up into a wheel shape and secure with bobby pins.

Keep follow the MACSARA website to know more ideal hairdos to style for your natural hair kids as well as for yourself.