A warrior braid is typically made with long hair but can also be done on short hair. It is most often braided, starting at the nape of the neck and ending at the crown of the head. There are different ways to create a warrior braid; we have provided a video tutorial to help you see how it’s done.
With a bit of patience, effort, and creativity, you can turn your basic ponytail into a fierce updo for any occasion! The braided version entails gathering up your locks at the nape of your neck, twisting them into a pony, then pulling them through from underneath before creating two braids that wind round in opposite directions till they meet again on top of your head. Wrap with a band to hold everything in place.
Creativity can take this style to a new level too. If you want to give some flair to your warrior braid, use pins, ribbons, or lovely hair combs to convert it into a warrior crown! The warrior crown is overwhelmingly the most popular choice for bridesmaid hairstyles at the moment because it is practical and easy to create, depending on the length of your hair. Check out our latest DIY tutorials for more styles and ideas. Consider adding flowers or tiaras instead of just your signature warrior braid if you have long locks.
1. Warrior Braid Weaving
This style is created by creating a braided crown on top that is smaller than the rest of the head. The different parts of the braid are then locked together to make an attractive, strong pattern featuring a mixture of straight and braided strands. This style can be achieved by applying some gel or wax to your hair before you braid it, which will better hold it in place and give you more control with your styling tools.

2. Braid of the Warpath Warrior
Warpath Warrior Braid is a hairstyle from the early 1400s originated in Northern Europe and was popular in ancient times. This hairstyle has been experienced as both a religious and warrior experience for centuries within different cultures and periods. This hairstyle is sometimes referred to as an ancient Greek warrior braid or Leda’s hair braid.

3. Braided Beauty
These beautiful braided hairstyles for women can be done at home for a very affordable price. This is the ideal solution to highlight your hair and make it appear more attractive. Unlike conventional weaving methods in braids, the different styles outlined below don’t require many products like gel or mousse. And all you can do to do now is follow these simple steps to develop your unique style that complements your inherent attractiveness.

4. Warrior Braid of Love and War
The Warrior Braid incorporates the idea that women have been doing traditional war braids since ancient times. These braids are often used as protection against enemies or even to taunt them with your victory over their defeat. The braid also represents love as it shows strength, power, and respect for women who put their hair up in these types of hairstyles when they were at war with men. Love and War Warrior Braids are typically made in long locks of hair pulled above the head with six strands twisted together so that it appears like an intertwined web on top of your head then left down to extend past your shoulders in different lengths.

5. Braids of Viking Vixens
Viking Vixen Braids are braids that start at the top of your head and work their way down in a thick, Viking warrior style. These braids can be made in various colors or just one. You can even do this with a long braid for a final touch! Try it out and feel like an invincible Viking warrior woman!

6. Warrior Braids from the War Zone
This hairstyle will be the latest trend this year and will make waves in 2018. It can be achieved by styling your hair into two long braids and then intertwining them with another braid at the back of your head. Get inspired warriors who have taken their style from country club photos since the 1800s. They have an impeccable style that screams sophistication without looking too formal or old-fashioned. The braids are a modern twist on this classic style and are perfect for any occasion.

7. Angelic Rebel Braid
This is an excellent style for a women warrior to have. The technique works best for women who are comfortable with most hair being on top of their head and some lengths of hair down the back. The braid is created from an updo and can be quickly done at home using clips or bobby pins.

8. Braid of the Wistful Warrior
One particular style of braided hairstyle that’s been in the spotlight lately is the Wistful Warrior Braid – a beautiful braid that features thick braids in twists like the one seen below. It’s not too complicated, but it still looks great! Please look at this article for more information on this hairstyle and two ways to achieve it.

9. Braid of a Fierce Fish Warrior
This hairstyle is a must for every warrior. In this braid, you’ll work three braids that go straight back from the temples to the base of your neck, and then one braid starts at the top center of your head and goes down in front of the ear, across your forehead, across each eye and then down behind the other ear. It’s a pretty tricky yet easy hairstyle to do.

10. Damsel in Distress with Double Braids
The Double Braided Damsel hairstyle is a complicated style that involves braiding and then braiding the braids. You start by sectioning the hair into four even sections and then leaving one out at the back to add volume. Once you have done this, you begin consecutively French, braiding each quarter up to the center of your head, where they all meet up with one another. Both sides of your head will be symmetrical because they will mirror each other, with one being a mirror image of the other.

11. Textured Tresses Tease
This hairstyle is suitable for natural hair and can be created in minutes. All you will need is a comb, bobby pins, and some texturizing cream to get the desired look. This teasy, textured tresses hairstyle is perfect for any occasion. It’s suited for straight or curly hair textures but can also be done with wavy hair. With this design, the curls are teased on random sections of your head to give you an edgy look.

12. Cross to Bear Braid
This is an effortless braid hairstyle. The best way to do this style is using the Cross-Braid-Two-Strand method. You need one pigtail holder and one ponytail holder for this particular style. Take your first strand of hair from the side of your head and cross it over to the other side of your head, going under your second coil (in order).

13. Loose Curls Braid
Loose curls braid a beautiful hairstyle for all occasions. It creates smooth waves that move nicely with the breeze and the movement of your head, giving it a softer look than other braids. It’s also reasonably quick to do as well.

14. Half Up Half Down Braid
Many people enjoy wearing their hair down at parties, but some don’t want their heads to be the center of attention. This hairstyle provides a creative solution. It looks beautiful, and it will allow you to keep control of your hair while having fun with it.

15. Central Braid
A Basic Braid that runs down the center of your head and most of the hair twist back on itself to form a braided crown. This hairstyle is best suited for those with medium to thick hair.

16. Two Braids
One of the main challenges in styling a warrior braid is whether or not to add a third braid with both the right and the left braids. Some people feel that it looks nice to have both braids added up top, and some people don’t like having two braids, but instead, just one side with a third in the back.

17. Undercut Halo Braid
For females with medium to long hair, this is an excellent haircut. The back of the headrests on top of the crown and the hair is pulled back into a short ponytail or bun. The braid starts at the nape of your neck and then extends down to lay against your head around your face. You can have your braid as loose or as tight as you want it to be.

18. Half-Head Braid
Half of a braid is braided without hair on the side of your head. It looks like a regular cinnamon braid, but it has no hair on the sides. Combine this with any other style, including Dutch Braids, Romani Braids, or Fishtail Buns. The best part is that you can easily undo the braided bun and have one big hair out of it that can be styled with different techniques.”
