Braiding & Hairstyles

To braid hair with Kanekalon box braids, part your hair into four sections. Secure three sections and let one down. Take small pieces of Kanekalon hair and attach them to … Read More

To braid hard-to-braid hair, start with damp hair. Follow this step-by-step tutorial: Section the hair into three parts. Cross the right section over the middle, then the left section over … Read More

To braid hair tightly, maintain low tension by keeping your hands close to your scalp. Use a fine-tooth comb for neat sectioning. Invest in good combs and clips to help … Read More

To achieve wavy hair, loosely braid each section. Secure the ends with a hair tie. Repeat for all sections. Sleep with your hair braided overnight. In the morning, unravel the … Read More

To braid hair into DIY goddess faux locs, start by moisturizing your hair. Next, create individual braids. Position thick faux locs behind each braid and braid them together. Finally, use … Read More

To braid hair securely, first, divide it into three sections. Cross the right section over the center, then the left section over the center. Use bobby pins to secure any … Read More

To braid hair to the scalp with weave, start by sectioning your hair. Take a small strand near the scalp. Add an extension and braid, incorporating the weave into each … Read More

To braid hair like Angela from The Office, begin by sectioning the hair. Take small strands from the front and weave them around your head, similar to a headband braid. … Read More

To braid hair like Elsa from Disney’s Frozen, follow these steps: 1. Start with clean, dry hair. 2. Divide your hair into three sections. 3. Braid from the front, crossing … Read More

To braid your hair like Rapunzel in Disney’s Tangled, divide your hair into three sections. Braid towards the center while including all hair. Secure mini braids at the back and … Read More