Kamalia’s Guide to the Barbershop, continued (part 5 of 10).
The worgen styles were quite difficult to classify. I chose to group them with the styles that they most closely resembled, with the result that some styles called “tails” are in my “braids” category, and vice versa.
I adore braided hairstyles and wish that most of these were available to a wider selection of races, particularly humans and blood elves.
Back Long Braid




The dwarf version is “braided” and the orc version, “tail”. The pandaren styles are “braided tail” and “braids and falls”.
One of the most sensuously feminine hairstyles available to the female orc, in my opinion.
Front Long Braid



Gathered


Short Braids



Two closely related styles, “short braids” on the left and “bangs and braids” on the right.
Braided Tails




The worgen style is called “twin tails”.
A “Twin Tails” worgen will have the “Bun” style in human form.
Looped Braids




Double Braided

Swept Braids



These worgen styles, with the hair bunched along the top of the head, are most similar to the troll “swept braids” style. The first style is called “beaded” and the grey-streaked style on the far right is called “salted tail”.
A “Beaded” worgen will have the “Loose” style in human form. A “Salted Tail” worgen will have the “Parted Long” style in human form.
Dreadlocks


The troll version is “braids” and the worgen version is “thin braids”.
A “Thin Braids” worgen will have the “Bobbed” style in human form.
Kooky

Full Braids

A “Full Braids” worgen will have the “Short” style in human form.
Bun





The goblin styles are called “full tilt” and “cupcake”.
Two Buns




The dwarf and night elf styles are called “sassy buns”. The goblin style is “naughty”.
Many Buns


The goblin style is called “trifecta”. The troll style, with four little buns, is called “sticks and stones”.
Braided Buns


If this hairstyle was available to blood elves, my auburn-haired BE Paladin, Kiraleia, would totally wear it.
Braided Bun


The gnome version is called, appropriately, “tower”.
Partial Bun


These pandaren styles are called “chopsticks bun” and “bun falls”. I debated whether to put them here or with the “long” styles, because of how much hair is left loose.
Covered Buns


The second style is called “flowered buns” and has no loose hair hanging down the back.
These styles would be super cute on gnomes, dwarves, and goblins, too!
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