Trending Different Braid Styles To Try This Fall

Kim Paul
4 min readSep 3, 2022

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different braid styles
Trending Different Braid Styles To Try This Fall

Are you ready for the fall of 2022? We bet you have already made your guest list for Thanksgiving dinner and selected the greatest turkey to roast! You must have chosen the nicest attire and pumpkin pie recipes too!

So, what’s on your style list? We’re not talking about your outfits, shoes, or make-up; we’re talking about what hairstyles you’re eyeing for the special occasion of fall. OH! Did you miss that?

We understand that hairstyles are the last thing on your mind, but are you thinking of buns and ponytails again? Why don’t we give braids a try this fall? There are different braid styles with weaves and bundles to help you look fall-ready!

Here are 5braids to try this fall!

Fall right in!

1. Knotless Braids With Wave Bundles!

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Knotless Braids- Slay The Fall Effortlessly!

Knotless box braids have grown in popularity recently and are versatile enough to be worn all year. This style is defined by braids that do not have a knot at the base and are formed using a feed-in braid pattern in which waves bundles are added to a person’s natural hair in little portions. As a result, the plait is flatter and less heavy on the head.

These braids are lightweight and adaptable, perfect for a busy dinner session. Because there is little strain at the roots, they can simply be made into high buns! You buns won’t be boring this time, what say?

2. Faux Locs With Virgin Brazilian Hair Bundles

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No Faux Falls With Locs!

Faux locs are a fantastic fall hairstyle because the natural hair is entirely hidden from the weather. This braid style can last at least three months if you use virgin Brazilian hair bundles, as they are made from pure human hair. The most common braids pattern used for faux locs is the crochet method.

Faux locs can be worn under wool and cotton beanies for the chilly evening during the fall season without getting frizzy. The style has a frizzy appearance; therefore, friction with these materials does not affect the appearance. So don’t worry about the frizz, but how about we get some orange beanies into the fall-mood?

3. Fulani Braids With Kinky Straight Hair Bundles

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Add Some Afro-Vibes With Fulani Braids & Beads!

Another aesthetic we like is Fulani braids, sometimes known as tribal braids. It is easily achievable using curly or kinky straight hair bundles. Fulanis are ideal for the fall because they don’t create much volume on your head when worn with hats and scarves.

The braid pattern is often one cornrow in the center of the head, with additional braids on either side. They can also be adorned with beads and cowrie shells to help you connect with your afro-roots!

4. Four Braids With Weave

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Fall In Love With Four Braids With Weave!

The four braids with weave appearance is a nod to the traditional African method of plaiting hair. It entails working the braids up your head and can be altered by adjusting the angle of the braid pattern.

You can use the tried-and-true approach of braiding the hair entirely at the same angle, or you can add a modern twist by leaving the sides straight. Cornrows remain traditional and interesting, which we believe is one of the best braid hairstyles for fall!

Conclusion

When it comes to braiding hairstyles, the sky’s the limit; however, these were the top three braids to try this fall!

Enjoy your evening gatherings or slay the night party with these easy-to-maintain and light-on-the-head braid styles.

The main trick here is to get the best hair, which you can easily get from True Glory Hair.

True Glory Hair offers the best hair bundles made entirely of virgin hair that feels and behaves like your own hair. You can try these looks using curly or kinky straight hair bundles!

Make sure your hair doesn’t fall out this fall! Visit True Glory Hair NOW!

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Kim Paul
Kim Paul

Written by Kim Paul

Hair lover. Writer. Hair enthusiast.

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