Braided Hairstyles You Can Try On
Pick a style, add a color if you like, then generate it on your selfie.
How to Try On Braids in 3 Steps
Upload Your Selfie
Face forward, good light. Any hair length or texture works.
Pick Your Braids
Box braids, twists, colored braids, a braided bun or cornrows. Preview in about 10 seconds.
Show Your Braider
Save the look and bring it to your appointment, so length and size are agreed before the first braid.
A Realistic Braid Filter, Not a Costume Wig
Most braid filters stamp the same pattern on every face. HairHunt builds the braids around your hairline and face shape, so the preview looks like a real install on you.
Your Face Stays Yours
No skin smoothing, no face reshaping. Only the hair changes, so you judge the braids, not a beauty filter.
Women's and Men's Braids
Box braids, twists, colored braids and a braided bun for women; box braids, cornrows and a Viking braid for men.
Free First Try-On
Use the braids filter online or in the app on iPhone and Android. Your first try-on is free, no subscription needed.
Braided Styles to Try
Eight braided looks for women and men. Tap one to try it on.

Box Braids
Long, even braids from root to tip.
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Colored Braids
Copper and auburn mixed into the braids.
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Long Twists
Rope-like twists, light and swingy.
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Boho Braids
Braids with loose, curly pieces.
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Braided Bun
Braids swept up into a high bun.
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Men's Box Braids
Shoulder-length box braids.
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Cornrows
Neat braids close to the scalp.
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Viking Braid
Shaved sides with one long braid.
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Would Braids Suit Me? Face Shape Guide
Braid length and parting change how your face looks. Here's what our stylists look at first.
Oval & Heart Faces
Almost any length works. Long box braids with a middle part are a classic.
Round & Square Faces
Go longer and add height: braids past the shoulders or a high braided bun lengthen the face.
Long & Oblong Faces
Choose shoulder or bob length and add a side part to balance the face.
Braid Length Guide
Not sure what length to ask your braider for? Here is how they compare.
Bob
Chin to jaw
Light and quick
Shoulder
Easy to tie up
A mid commitment
Mid-back
Classic length
The most popular
Waist
Longest install
Heaviest to wear
Braids Upkeep: Time, Care and Wear
Braids save styling time for weeks, but the install itself is long. Preview the look first so you know it's worth the chair time.
Install Time
About 4–8 hours, depending on size and length.
Wear Time
Usually 4–8 weeks; don't leave them in much longer.
Care
Moisturize your scalp and sleep in a silk scarf or bonnet.
Pairs Well With
A pop of color, beads or cuffs.
For men
Braids and Cornrows for Men
Switch to Male above the catalog to try box braids, cornrows or a Viking braid on your own face. Cornrows are the lowest-maintenance place to start.
Frequently Asked Questions
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