How to Style Twist Braids
To style twist braids, try pulling them up into a high ponytail for a cute, simple style. You can also take your high ponytail and coil it into a messy bun. Or, you can skip the high ponytail all together and twist a front section of your hair back toward your ear, pinning it in place to make a flat twist headband. If you want to make a flat twisted halo, do the same thing on the other side of your hair so you have a flat twist wrapped around both sides of your head.
Gather your hair into a simple, high ponytail. Bend forward so that your braids hang down towards the ground. Gather all of your braids together into a high ponytail on the top of your head, then straighten back up. Secure your ponytail with a hair tie. If you want a more colorful look, slip a scrunchy over it. Alternatively, secure the ponytail by taking 3-5 twists from the back of the gathered hair and wrapping them around the ponytail until you reach the ends. Then, tuck in the ends and add bobby pins for additional support. Try a half-up, half-down ponytail instead. Slide your thumbs back through your braids at about ear level. Gather the braids above your thumbs into a high ponytail, then secure them with a hair tie. Take 1 to 2 braids from the ponytail, then wrap them around the hair tie to hide it. Use a large bobby pin to secure the wrapped braids to the ponytail's base. Wrap a half-up, half-down ponytail into a turban. Begin with a high half-up, half-down ponytail. Drape the ponytail across your forehead, then wrap it around the side of your head, keeping it above your ear. Secure it to the back of your head with a large bobby pin. Use your fingers to shape and sculpt your turban into your desired fullness and look. It does not matter which side you wrap the ponytail. Make sure that it is covering your front hairline, however. Braid the ponytail first for a unique look. Convert a half-up, half-down ponytail into a double-wrapped turban. Start with a high half-up, half-down ponytail, then split it in half. Cross the left and right sections across your forehead, covering your front hairline. Wrap them around the sides of your head and gather them at the back of your head. Twist them together, tuck them under the wrapped hair, and secure them with a large bobby pin. Use your fingers to sculpt and shape your wrapped hair so that it's as full as you want it to be. Make sure that the left and right sections swoop across your forehead, then sweep up above your ears. Coil a high ponytail into a simple, bulky bun. Pull your braids up into a high ponytail and secure it with a hair tie. Wrap the ponytail around the hair tie to make a bun. Tuck the ends under the bun, and secure them with bobby pins. Use as many bobby pins around the bun as needed to keep it secure. If you want a neater look, try styling your twists into a donut bun. Combine a top knot with a ponytail. Section off the front part of your hair, about the width of your forehead. Twist the braids into a rope, coil them into a top knot, and secure them with a hair tie. Pull the rest of your braids back into a high ponytail just behind the top knot, and secure them with a hair tie as well. Conceal the hair tie by taking a few braids from your ponytail and wrapping them around the hair tie. Secure them under the ponytail with a bobby pin. Twist 2 sections together into a knotted bun. Gather your hair into a high ponytail on the very top of your head. Secure it with a hair tie, then split it in half. Twist the first section around the base of the ponytail to make a bun, then secure it with bobby pins. Twist the second section around the bun, but in the opposite direction. Secure it with more bobby pins. Create a flat twist headband. Part your hair to the side, then take 2 sections of hair from the thicker side. Twist the front section over the back section. Gather some braids from your hairline, add them to the front section, and then twist them over the back section. Repeat this process until you reach your ear, then secure the braid behind your ear. This style works especially well with thicker sections of hair. For a slightly different headband look, try braiding 3 twists across your head. Combine 2 flat twist headbands to create a flat twisted halo. Start with a flat twist headband. When you reach your ear, rope braid the sections together, then secure them with a hair tie. Repeat the process on the other side of your part. Tie the rope braids together behind your head, like a half-up, half-down ponytail. This style works better with thinner sections of hair. Start with a flat twist headband, then finish with a rope braid. Part your hair to the side, then brush everything over your shoulder. Flat twist across your hairline towards your nape. Divide the rest of your hair between the 2 sections, and continue twisted the sections together in a rope braid. Secure the braid with a hair tie. The shoulder you are brushing over needs to be on the same side as the thicker side of the part. Flat twist all around your head to create an updo. Part your hair to the side and begin to flat twist from the thicker side of the part. When you reach your nape, twist the sections together into a rope braid and secure them with a hair tie. Repeat for the other side of the part. Wrap the left rope around your nape and pin it to the right flat twist. Repeat for the right side. Fold the ends of your hair under the hair tie for a nicer finish. You can also leave the rope braids loose, if you prefer. Create a more subtle half-up, half-down style. Section the hair as you would for a half-up, half-down hairdo and create a middle or side part. Take a couple of twists on the left side of your head and twist them together, away from your face, making one large twist. Stop twisting about halfway down and secure it with a rubber band. Repeat these steps with a couple of twists on the right side. Finally, secure the two large twists together with a rubber band. 
Gather your hair into a simple, high ponytail. Try a half-up, half-down ponytail instead. Wrap a half-up, half-down ponytail into a turban. Convert a half-up, half-down ponytail into a double-wrapped turban. Coil a high ponytail into a simple, bulky bun. Combine a top knot with a ponytail. Twist 2 sections together into a knotted bun. Create a flat twist headband. Combine 2 flat twist headbands to create a flat twisted halo. Start with a flat twist headband, then finish with a rope braid. Flat twist all around your head to create an updo. Create a more subtle half-up, half-down style. 