7. Double Half-Up Crown Braid
The double crown braid features two braided rows rather than one. The upper braid usually follows the crown area, while a second braid sits just beneath it.
The two layers create extra dimension and make the hairstyle look more elaborate. You can use matching braid techniques or combine different styles, such as a Dutch braid above a fishtail braid.
Who It Suits Best
This hairstyle is ideal for:
- Medium to long hair
- Thick or high-density hair
- Proms, galas, and formal celebrations
- Hair models and editorial photoshoots
- Anyone seeking a detailed statement look
Styling Tips
Create clean horizontal sections before braiding. Keeping the upper and lower sections separate prevents tangling.
Make the upper braid slightly smaller than the lower braid for visual balance. Alternatively, keep both braids equal for a more symmetrical finish.
Use transparent elastics and hidden bobby pins so the braiding remains the main focus.
Benefits
- Adds impressive visual detail
- Helps control thick hair
- Creates a distinctive formal style
- Offers many braid combinations
- Looks attractive from multiple angles
