Looking for a stylish and easy natural hairstyle for your daughter? In this post, I have compiled a list of easy cornrow hairstyles that are appropriate for little girls in pre-school and grade school.
These hairstyles are easy enough to do at home if you have some basic braiding skills. If you don’t know how to braid well, you can get the help of a hairstylist. But before we get to the hairstyle recommendations, I’d first like to answer some frequently asked questions relating to braiding kids’ hair.
How do I find a hairstylist that does kids’ hair in my area?
To find the best hairstylist for your child’s hair, I recommend searching for a hairstylist in your city on Instagram or ask other parents for referrals. After calling up a few and inquiring about their rates, you can then try them out to see who is the best hairstylist for your kids.
How do I maintain my daughters’ hair while in cornrows?
To increase the longevity of your daughter’s hairstyle while also maintaining her natural hair, it’s important to have a basic hair routine that is easy for the both of you to follow on a daily basis. This includes making sure she wears a shower cap when she showers in the morning.
To moisturize her hair during the week, simply spray her hair with one of these leave-in conditioner sprays or use your own DIY leave-in spritz. To keep her scalp moisturized, use an anti-itch scalp oil that will keep her roots fresh and supple.
Finally, when she goes to bed at night, be sure she goes to bed in a satin bonnet so that her hair is kept in place while she’s asleep. You can also use a satin pillowcase, in case the bonnet comes off at night.
How long can these hairstyles last?
I have included an estimated length of days or weeks each hairstyle should last for. Please note that you can take your child’s hairstyle down at any point in time. This means that you can take them out before or after the estimated time.
You will also notice that I underestimated the length of time each hairstyle should last for. This is mainly because children’s hair gets frizzy much sooner than adults’ hair because kids have a more active lifestyle than adults. Between playing games, running around, extracurricular activities, and fooling around, most children are too busy being a child and can’t be bothered with how their hair looks.
Also, kids grow fast biologically, which means that you won’t always have the opportunity to do cute hairstyles on your kids. Very soon, your child will turn 13 and she will not be interested in doing childish hairstyles anymore. So it’s best to take advantage of the time you have right now, by playing around with as many kid-friendly hairstyles as you can and while you can.
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1) Hairstyles For Black Girls Braids
This hairstyle is simple and stylish for any little girl. To change up the hairstyle, you can braid or twist the ends so that her hair retains moisture and keeps growing.
How long this hairstyle can last for: Two weeks
What you’ll need: A blow dryer to do a blowout, detangling combs, rat tail comb to part her hair, leave-in conditioner for moisture, and kids hair oil to prevent dry scalp.
2) Little Black Girl Braids
How long this hairstyle can last for: Two weeks
What you’ll need: Kanekalon hair packs, kids hair beads, detangling combs, rat tail comb to part her hair, leave-in conditioner for moisture, and kids hair oil to prevent dry scalp.
3) Little Black Girl Braids With Beads
How long this hairstyle can last for: Two weeks
What you’ll need: detangling combs, rat tail comb to part her hair, leave-in conditioner for moisture, and scalp oil to prevent dry scalp.
4) Kids Braided Hairstyles With Beads
How long this hairstyle can last for: Two weeks
What you’ll need: detangling combs to detangle and part her hair, leave-in conditioner for moisture, and kids hair oil to prevent dry scalp.
5) Little Black Girl Braids Updo
How long this hairstyle can last for: Two weeks
What you’ll need: A blow drier to do a blowout, detangling combs, rat tail comb to part the hair, leave-in conditioner for moisture, and scalp oil to prevent a dry scalp.
6) Little Black Girl Braids Two Ponytails
How long this hairstyle can last for: Two weeks
What you’ll need: A detangling comb to detangle and part her hair, leave-in conditioner for moisture, curling pudding for the twists, and kids’ hair oil to prevent a dry scalp.
7) Little Black Girl Braided Hairstyles
How long this hairstyle can last for: Two weeks
What you’ll need: kids hair beads, detangling combs, rat tail comb to part the hair, leave-in conditioner for moisture, and kids hair oil to prevent a dry scalp.
8) Little Black Girl Braids Hairstyles
How long this hairstyle can last for: Two weeks
What you’ll need: A detangling comb to detangle and part her hair, leave-in conditioner for moisture, curling pudding for the twists, and kids’ hair oil to prevent a dry scalp.
9) Little Black Girl Braids Half Up Half Down
How long this hairstyle can last for: Two weeks
What you’ll need: Kanekalon hair packs, kids wooden hair beads, detangling combs, rat tail comb to part the hair, leave-in conditioner for moisture, and kids hair oil to prevent a dry scalp.
10) Cute Little Black Girl Braids
How long this hairstyle can last for: Two weeks
What you’ll need: black hair beads, detangling combs to detangle and part her hair, leave-in conditioner for moisture, and kids hair oil to prevent a dry scalp.
11) Little Black Girl Braids Updo
How long this hairstyle can last for: Two weeks
What you’ll need: A detangling comb to detangle and part her hair, leave-in conditioner for moisture, and kids’ hair oil to prevent a dry scalp.
12) Images Of Little Black Girl Braids
How long this hairstyle can last for: Two weeks
What you’ll need: A detangling comb to detangle and part her hair, leave-in conditioner for moisture, some hair beads, and kids hair oil to prevent a dry scalp.
13) Easy Little Black Girl Braids
How long this hairstyle can last for: Two weeks
What you’ll need: A detangling comb to detangle and part her hair, leave-in conditioner for moisture, and kids’ hair oil to prevent a dry scalp.
14) Pretty Little Black Girl Braids
How long this hairstyle can last for: Two weeks
What you’ll need: A detangling comb to detangle and part her hair, leave-in conditioner for moisture, some hair beads, and kids hair oil to prevent a dry scalp.
15) Black Kids Braids Hairstyles Pictures
How long this hairstyle can last for: Two weeks
What you’ll need: A detangling comb to detangle and part her hair, leave-in conditioner for moisture, curling pudding for the twists, and kids’ hair oil to prevent a dry scalp.
16) Toddler Lemonade Braids
How long this hairstyle can last for: Two weeks
What you’ll need: A detangling comb to detangle and part her hair, leave-in conditioner for moisture, some hair beads, and kids hair oil to prevent a dry scalp.
17) Black Kids Hairstyles With Beads
How long this hairstyle can last for: Two weeks
What you’ll need: A blow drier to do a blowout, detangling combs, rat tail comb to part the hair, leave-in conditioner for moisture, and scalp oil to prevent a dry scalp.
18) Little Black Girls Hairstyles For School
How long this hairstyle can last for: Two weeks
What you’ll need: A blow drier to do a blowout, detangling combs, rat tail comb to part the hair, leave-in conditioner for moisture, and scalp oil to prevent a dry scalp.
19) Little Black Girl Natural Hairstyles With Short Hair
How long this hairstyle can last for: Two weeks
What you’ll need: A blow drier to do a blowout, detangling combs, rat tail comb to part the hair, leave-in conditioner for moisture, and scalp oil to prevent a dry scalp.
20) Braids For Black Kids
How long this hairstyle can last for: Two weeks
What you’ll need: A blow drier to do a blowout, detangling combs, rat tail comb to part the hair, leave-in conditioner for moisture, and scalp oil to prevent a dry scalp.
21) Little Black Girl Braids With Beads
How long this hairstyle can last for: Two weeks
What you’ll need: A blow drier to do a blowout, detangling combs, rat tail comb to part the hair, leave-in conditioner for moisture, and scalp oil to prevent a dry scalp.
22) Little Black Girl Braids Into A Ponytail
How long this hairstyle can last for: Two weeks
What you’ll need: A blow drier to do a blowout, detangling combs, rat tail comb to part the hair, leave-in conditioner for moisture, and scalp oil to prevent a dry scalp.
23) Little Black Girl Braids
How long this hairstyle can last for: Two weeks
What you’ll need: A blow drier to do a blowout, detangling combs, rat tail comb to part the hair, leave-in conditioner for moisture, and scalp oil to prevent a dry scalp.
24) Pretty Little Black Girl Braids
How long this hairstyle can last for: Two weeks
What you’ll need: A blow drier to do a blowout, detangling combs, rat tail comb to part the hair, leave-in conditioner for moisture, and scalp oil to prevent a dry scalp.
25) Black Kids Braids Hairstyles Pictures
How long this hairstyle can last for: Two weeks
What you’ll need: A blow drier to do a blowout, detangling combs, rat tail comb to part the hair, leave-in conditioner for moisture, and scalp oil to prevent a dry scalp.
26) Little Black Girl Braids With Beads
How long this hairstyle can last for: Two weeks
What you’ll need: A blow drier to do a blowout, detangling combs, rat tail comb to part the hair, leave-in conditioner for moisture, and scalp oil to prevent a dry scalp.
27) Easy Braids For Little Black Girl With Weave
How long this hairstyle can last for: Two weeks
What you’ll need: A blow drier to do a blowout, detangling combs, rat tail comb to part the hair, leave-in conditioner for moisture, and scalp oil to prevent a dry scalp.
28) Little Black Girl Braids Hairstyles
How long this hairstyle can last for: Two weeks
What you’ll need: A blow drier to do a blowout, detangling combs, rat tail comb to part the hair, leave-in conditioner for moisture, and scalp oil to prevent a dry scalp.
29) Black Kids Hairstyles
How long this hairstyle can last for: Two weeks
What you’ll need: A blow drier to do a blowout, detangling combs, rat tail comb to part the hair, leave-in conditioner for moisture, and scalp oil to prevent a dry scalp.
30) Little Black Girls Hairstyles For School
How long this hairstyle can last for: Two weeks
What you’ll need: A blow drier to do a blowout, detangling combs, rat tail comb to part the hair, leave-in conditioner for moisture, and scalp oil to prevent a dry scalp.
31) African Kids Hairstyle
How long this hairstyle can last for: Two weeks
What you’ll need: A blow drier to do a blowout, detangling combs, rat tail comb to part the hair, leave-in conditioner for moisture, and scalp oil to prevent a dry scalp.
32) Back To School Hairstyles For Black Girls
How long this hairstyle can last for: Two weeks
What you’ll need: A blow drier to do a blowout, detangling combs, rat tail comb to part the hair, leave-in conditioner for moisture, and scalp oil to prevent a dry scalp.
33) Hairstyles For Black Girls Braids
How long this hairstyle can last for: Two weeks
What you’ll need: A blow drier to do a blowout, detangling combs, rat tail comb to part the hair, leave-in conditioner for moisture, and scalp oil to prevent a dry scalp.
34) Images Of Little Black Girl Braids
How long this hairstyle can last for: Two weeks
What you’ll need: A blow drier to do a blowout, detangling combs, rat tail comb to part the hair, leave-in conditioner for moisture, and scalp oil to prevent a dry scalp.
35) Little Black Girl Box Braids
How long this hairstyle can last for: Two weeks
What you’ll need: A blow drier to do a blowout, detangling combs, rat tail comb to part the hair, leave-in conditioner for moisture, and scalp oil to prevent a dry scalp.
36. Patweo with Two Strand Twists
How long this hairstyle can last for: Two weeks
What you’ll need: A blow drier to do a blowout, detangling combs, rat tail comb to part the hair, leave-in conditioner for moisture, and scalp oil to prevent a dry scalp.
37. Lemonade Braids for Tweens
How long this hairstyle can last for: Two weeks
What you’ll need: A blow drier to do a blowout, detangling combs, rat tail comb to part the hair, leave-in conditioner for moisture, and scalp oil to prevent a dry scalp.
38. Double Shuku
How long this hairstyle can last for: Two weeks
What you’ll need: A blow drier to do a blowout, detangling combs, rat tail comb to part the hair, leave-in conditioner for moisture, and scalp oil to prevent a dry scalp.
39. Patweo with Fulani Cornrows
How long this hairstyle can last for: Two weeks
What you’ll need: A blow drier to do a blowout, detangling combs, rat tail comb to part the hair, leave-in conditioner for moisture, and scalp oil to prevent a dry scalp.
40. Banana Shaped Ponytail Cornrows for Tweens and Teens
How long this hairstyle can last for: Two weeks
What you’ll need: A blow drier to do a blowout, detangling combs, rat tail comb to part the hair, leave-in conditioner for moisture, and scalp oil to prevent a dry scalp.
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