BOX BRAIDS
No matter how small or large, box braids are the preferred choice of numerous beauty enthusiasts. When they're styled with Kanekalon -- a light synthetic braiding hair designed to lengthen and increase thickness, these designs are easy to recognize because they're usually wrapped and appear larger at their bottom.
CORNROWS
Another essential hairstyling style that protects hair, cornrows are tightly braided to the scalp, starting at the hairline, and extending up to the nape of your neck. While cornrows are designed with a straight-back look certain braids, such as the ones worn by the singer Brandy hair, are created to be off-center or at an angle.
KNOTLESS BRAIDS
Contrary to the traditional box braid, knotless braids are formed straight from the roots and are able to flow freely, making it possible to style them in a variety of ways. Here, Zendaya is modeling smaller-sized braids that have distinct square pieces.
FULANI BRAIDS
Inspired by the Fulani people from Africa The style features braided edges and an unusual, straight-back center braid that's near the scalp. It has many non-parallel sections of braided the opposite side of the. Contrary to traditional cornrows braids are only attached to the crown and free-flowing around the crown. Fulani braids can also be decorated with beads to increase their appearance.
PASSION TWISTS
The Passion twists were invented by Miami hairstylist Kailyn Rogers in the year 2018 and are becoming more popular due to the fans of Fresh Lengths Beauty Influencer Lesley (like this author). The twists have their curly appearance due to the inclusion of FreeTress Water Wave extensions that give them a bounce.
SENEGALESE TWISTS
Although these twists might appear similar to the style of passion, Senegalese twists--named after the African country--are made with an appearance of ropes. It usually appears more slender and thicker than the curlier twist.
HALO BRAIDS
Halo braids look gorgeous, they've gained their name because of their circular, like halo position which is tightly woven all around your head. To add volume, it's possible to braid the extensions of your hair's natural.
FAUX LOCS
If you've ever wondered the way your hair will look in locs, and are looking for a better alternative to twists and braids, take a look at these options. The hairstyle involves braiding natural hair and weaving extensions around the braids to create the look of locs. It's similar to Megan Thee Stallion.
THREE-STRAND FAUX PONYTAIL
This is a straightforward, two-part style that begins with brushing your hair to create an elegant bun and finishes by braiding extensions on your ponytail to add length and hair structure. "I would go to YouTube University because there are so many fun tutorials out there on how to do a style like this at home," Drysdale Lombardo recommends.
LACE FRONT WIGS
No matter if you opt to wear a lace front wig that has bright color, like celebrity beauty celebrity the CEO of Jackie Aina, or choose a more subtle style expert to say that this type of wig should be properly installed for the wearer to enjoy the full benefits of its protection. "When a lace front wig is properly applied, it's considered a protective style. A proper application includes braiding down natural hair and applying a stocking cap around the entire hairline to protect it," Everett clarifies. While lace fronts may provide a hairstyle for protection, don't rely on keeping your hair hidden indefinitely. "This is not a long-lasting protective hairstyle, as lace front wigs are only recommended for up to two weeks," she says.
BANTU KNOTS
Another style that is protective that is possible to achieve without assistance from an expert The combination of Bantu knots is a classic style that later can be transformed into a bouncier twist-out. Bantu knots are made by cutting hair into sections and wrapping it around the head to form a variety of uniform, small buns around the hair.
