I don’t know what you think, but this is a nice inspiration that’s worth recreating. This stylish Jumbo hairdo with a quality human hair extension is ideal for women who want something in-between long and short. Here again, I present to you another perfect simple loose braid, decorated with multi-coloured rubber bands around it to give you that Barbie look that makes people scream “I love your hair” when they see you. The best part of this hair is that the hair is relatively light and places no tension on your scalp. Jumbo Knotless Braids with Beadsįor women who love long braids tweaked with beads, this jumbo style is the perfect hairdo to give your face the appearance of an elegant woman. I know this is not a Jumbo braid, but it’s somewhere in between Jumbo and the small-sized braid. It is adorned with colourful rubber bands starting from some inches away from the root to the end to give it a more stunning vibe. This hairdo appeals more to long hair lovers. For a natural look, you can go with this. It is one of the simplest hairstyles you can make. This Jumbo hairdo with curls at its ends gives you an African natural look. If you don’t know, the Jumbo braid is one of the best low-maintenance hairstyles, and it typically takes less than 2 hours to install, depending on the length you want to achieve. Shoulder Length + Medium-sized Jumbo Braid In order to maintain my willpower, I’m sharing 7 super cute braid hairstyles that will give me just the motivation I need to let my hair continue to grow out so that one day I, too, can sport one of these super cute looks. It’s taking a lot of willpower to not race to the salon to get a few inches chopped off. I’m at that funky in-between stage where I either need to get it cut or grin and bear it until it grows a few more inches. Do I go lighter? Should I add highlights? Should I chop it again? Or, should I grow it out? And then that’s when I came across so many super cute braid hairstyles. However, I’ve been wanting a change in my hairstyle for a little while now. Yes, one might say that I’m a total tomboy and I’m quite alright with that. Four years ago I decided that I actually loved my natural hair color. For years I kept fighting the subtle red natural highlights in my hair. Oh, and for the past four years, I decided to avoid coloring my hair to bring me back to my roots … literally. I’ve gone months and months and months without getting a hair cut.
I’ve never been one to spend hours at the salon. I always look at my hair as a thing that will just grow back if I don’t like a cut. I have played around with different hair lengths.
I’ve never been one to shy away from hair color. I sort of look at my bangs as a comfort blanket.
He loves my forehead and asked me to pin back my bangs every chance he can get. After he took one look at me without my sideswept bangs, a big smile crossed his face as he walked over and kissed my forehead. I got the courage (probably thanks to a few cocktails, again) to pin back my bangs. After styling them, I took one look in the mirror and knew that the sideswept bangs were here to stay.įast forward a few years down the road when I met my then-boyfriend/now-husband. After years of having my brother make fun of my forehead, I had a couple cocktails one night, handed my college suitemate a pair of scissors, and asked her to cut me sideswept bangs. Oh, and the sideswept bang has been a staple of mine since my early college days. Since I have a lot of thin hair, that hairstyle has always seemed to do the trick. My hair has been an angled, layered, long bob for years. I’m in the process of growing out my hair.
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