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Everyone is always asking for hairstyles that can be worn for sports, or anything athletic. The activities range from soccer, cheer, dance, gymnastics, softball, track, etc.
Well, I am a huge Lulu Lemon fan, and follow the company account on Instagram. This past week I saw this hairstyle pop up on my Instagram feed, so I just had to learn it and teach all of you!
So, today, we are going to teach you how to create a Run Braid Combo!
To see your recreations featured in our CGH App, feel free to tag your own photos of this hairstyle with: #CGHRunBraidCombo
If you know how to create French and simple braids, then you really are good to go for this hairstyle! It is one that will keep the hair pulled out of your face, and off of your neck during those practices and games.
This hairstyle does not have to be limited to sports, though. Dressed with a cute t-shirt, jeans, and sneakers, would look adorable, too!
We are calling this a combo because you are combining several different braids into the hairstyle… French, simple, and rope. You can swap out any of these, and make several other beautiful combinations using Dutch, Lace, or Fishtail braids!
This hair style happens to be one of Brooklyn’s favorite braids right now, and leads to absolutely gorgeous 2nd-Day Curls the next day!
Items Needed: Brush, rat-tail comb, spray bottle, 1 ponytail holder, 3 small hair elastics, spray wax or hairspray {if desired}.
Time Requirement: 7-10 minutes
Skill Level: Medium
Step-by-Step Instructions:
- Begin with wet or dry hair.
- At the very front of the head begin a French braid. Continue to add in hair to the French braid until you reach the ears.
- Stop adding in hair at this point and finish with a regular braid.
- Flip that braid up and out of the way.
- Gather up the remaining hair into a high ponytail.
- Before securing with an elastic, add the original braid into the ponytail as well and secure it along with the hair.
- Now flip the original braid out of the way again.
- Divide the remaining hair into three even sections.
- Braid each section and secure with elastics.
- Now place two braids in each hand.
- Twist the braids around each other until you run out of hair.
- Secure the hair together with an elastic.
- Remove the original elastics so there is only the one holding them all together.
Please feel free to leave a comment below letting us know what you think of this Run Braid Combo hairstyle!
Happy Hairstyling!
Brooklyn and Bailey uploaded a cute Back-to-School DIY Notebook decorating tutorial on their BrooklynAndBailey YouTube channel this week. Even Kamri got in on the action, so click below to view!
Is that your natural hair colour or did you put highlights in it? because it a really nice colour. 🙂
really awesome. i just have to say that i love the colour of your eyes Brooklyn and Bailey
For the chalk board notebook can you use a spiral notebook.
Brooklyn and Bailey I LOVE <3 your videos!! I have tried out your mint cookie recipe and my family loved them!! You guys are doing Great!! Keep up the videos especially the baking ones because that is my favorite thing to do!!
Hey I need your hair!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Can I come to Dallas,Texas to greet y’all if y’all have a meet and greet in memphis please oh I would love that!!!!!
OH MY GOSH!!!!!!!!!!! This is such an AWESOME idea!!!! I am going to try this! Thanks Brooklyn and Baily! I seriously do not know how you guys come up with these ideas! 🙂
This is going to be our first day of school hairstyle. Definitely need quick and easy for the first couple weeks back to school. Love it!
Does it work better with wet hair or dry hair? Should I wash my hair the night before or in the morning right before I braid?
No, it is not their power hour.
Is this your power hour?