50 Beautiful Feed In Braid Styles We Adore

In this style, thick feed in cornrows are braided across and towards the back of the head at different angles. A touch of red near the roots give this hairstyle a pop of color.

Do you like feed in braids hairstyles with bold colors? In this feed in style, thin feed in cornrows create an elegant curved design. If you like bold colors, purple or blue ombre will add extra flair to your overall look!

A combination of thin and thick cornrows are braided up towards the crown of the head in this style. The ends of the braids are then twisted into two buns at the top of the head.

In this simple but chic hairstyle, thin cornrows are created using the feed in method. The braids are then gathered into an effortless high ponytail. If you’re looking for super comfortable feed in braids hairstyles, then this high ponytail style is for you!

This quadruple feed in cornrows is so elegant and chic! The baby hair and beads really make this style pop.

A combination of precise parts and large and small feed in cornrows create beautiful diamond shapes down the center of the head in this style.

Pink and purple braiding hair is added to create an ombré effect to otherwise simple feed in box braids, taking this style to the next level.

Two thin cornrows are braided side by side in between thick feed in braids to the back of the head in this style, putting a unique twist on a common style.

We love this clean style of super long feed in braids with heart shape on the side. Stunning!

These jumbo braids can be styled in a variety of ways, like this cute half up half down style that never gets old.

For this style, cornrows that alternate in size are braided towards the back of the head in a subtle zig-zig pattern. Blue, black, and purple hair are fed into the braids for a pretty multicolored effect.

Similar to the previous style, thin and thick cornrows are braided towards the back of the head in an alternating pattern. But for this style, red braiding hair is fed into the cornrows for a dash of bold color. The feed in braid method is a great way to experiment with color without dying your natural hair.

In this style, thick feed in cornrows create an overlapping, curved design that is sure to turn a few heads.

This feed in braids to the back style is composed of thick, straight back feed in cornrows. Just a touch of caramel-colored braiding hair is added near the roots for a subtle hint of color.

This style is a version of the popular method of alternating thin and thick straight back cornrows. But for this style, the braids curve towards the back of the head, with some of the thin cornrows starting near the crown of the head. Red braiding hair really makes this style pop.

This style features two thick feed in cornrows that overlap in a criss-cross design in the back of the head. Thin cornrows weave down the center of the head and along the sides to add a touch of intricate detail to this beautiful hairstyle.

Similar to the previous style, two thick feed in cornrows overlap in a criss-cross design in the back of the head. Thin, neat cornrows along the sides of the head set this style apart.

This style features two micro cornrows that are braided up towards the middle of the head. But the star of this style is a single, thick feed in braid that goes right down the center of the head. Simple, but chic.

For this style, feed in cornrows are braided towards the back of the head in a curved pattern. Caramel-colored braiding hair and gold beads placed near the roots give this style a pop of golden color.

This bob hairstyle was popular in the 90s and it’s still just as cute today. The light-colored braiding hair used for these feed in braids make it a perfect sun-kissed summer hairstyle.

These fun, multi-colored box braids are sure to be a show-stopper. For this look, two or more colors are added to each braid using the feed in method.

Two thick feed in cornrows are braided on each side of the head for this style. The ends are twisted into a low bun in the back for a sleek, sophisticated look.

This style includes an intricate basket weave design created with thin cornrows. Thick, straight-back feed in cornrows are braided in between these designs. This complex style is topped off with a purple ribbon that’s weaved into one of the braids, for just a touch of color.

Gorgeous short feed in braids with heart on the side, that goes straight to the back.

These simple box braids create a timeless look that never ages. Match the braiding hair with your natural hair color for a seamless look.

For this gorgeous style, two thick halo braids are braided along the edges of the hair in opposite directions. They meet in the back of the head where the ends of the braids are pinned into a bun. This chic style is perfect for special occasions.

This simple style consists of extra long feed in cornrows. A touch of color on the ends create a subtle ombré effect.

Cornrows create an intricate pattern in the middle of the head, while one thick feed in halo braid circles the circumference of the head in this beautiful style.

Feed in cornrows are braided towards the center of the head to create a mohawk effect in this simple but edgy style.

Thin, neat cornrows are braided up and around the head in this style. The braids are gathered at the top of the head into a high ponytail, which can easily be wrapped into a bun.

Feed in cornrows are braided across the head from ear to ear in this style. The ends of the braids hang down over one shoulder. The direction of the braids really makes this style stand out.

This style is created by parting the hair down the middle. 2 feed in braids /cornrows that are extra long and thick and curve slightly towards the back of the head. Gold beads add a touch of embellishment to a simple but beautiful style.

For this style, half of the hair is braided towards the front of the head while the other half is braided towards the back of the head. Red braiding hair really makes this style stand out.

For this adorable style, the hair is parted down the middle and four feed in cornrows are braided to the crown of the head. Two cornrows are braided straight up the back to meet the other braids at the top. The ends of the red braiding hair are left out and twisted into two buns at the top of the head. 

For this style, the hair is parted at a diagonal in the middle of the head. Two thick feed in cornrows are braided along the hairline for a quasi-halo effect. Both braids meet in the back of the head to form one long braid that hangs over one shoulder. Simple, but unique.

These feed in cornrows are braided around the side of the head, for a classic side-swept look.

Thick and thin cornrows are braided towards the top of the head in this style. The loose ends of the hair are then twisted into a sleek topknot.

For this style, thick and thin feed in cornrows are braided towards the back of the head. But instead of a classic straight back look, each braid twists and turns slightly towards the back, creating a beautiful design.

This style features thin and thick feed in cornrows that are braided towards the center of the head. The ends of the braids are pulled up into a high ponytail, creating a regal look.

These gorgeous feed in braids are styled into an elegant high bun and adorned with gold beads. This is a great style for a special occasion that also works as an everyday look.

There’s nothing better than a protective style that gives you versatility. These feed in braids are styled into a half up half down ponytail, but you can easily style all of them up or down whenever you’re ready to switch up your look.

Straight back cornrows are always in style. These gorgeous deep red/burgundy feed in braids take this classic look up a notch with their vibrant color.

If you’re looking for a way to spice up the look of straight back cornrows, adding a little color and alternating the sizes of the braids will certainly do the trick.

These gorgeous feed in braids are adorned with beads and gold cord. You can easily create a faux halo braid by securing two braids together around the crown of your head.

These Allen Iverson inspired feed in braids are accessorized with beads for a more modern and feminine touch.

You can use gold beads to dress up any style, including these gorgeous feed in braids in alternating sizes.

These beautiful side-swept feed in braids are a great choice if you want a simple but elegant protective style. You can wear the braids down, in a ponytail, or in a low side bun.

If you’re looking for a unique-looking style, go for feed in braids with an intricate pattern. Only the most skilled stylists can execute this style with ease.

These feed in braids put a modern twist on classic straight back cornrows. Zig zag parts and tiny cornrows in between the feed in braids give this style a unique look.

There’s just something really beautiful about the asymmetry of braids that alternate in size, and these straight back feed in braids are no exception.

These gorgeous chunky feed in braids are sure to turn heads wherever you go. It’s the grown-up equivalent of a childhood favorite hairstyle.

A series of curved parts are used to create this beautiful braid pattern. This is a gorgeous way to style your feed in braids.

These feed in braids are styled into a chic high bun. The braids alternate in size, which gives this style a look that stands out from other braided bun styles.

Another gorgeous heart shape feen in cornrows with a feed in heart on the side.

If you like chunky cornrows, but you want to mix it up, these large and small feed in cornrows are a great choice.