Braiding & Hairstyles

To French braid your hair, first, section the crown into three equal strands. Cross the right strand over the middle, then the left. As you braid, add more hair to … Read More

To teach yourself to braid your hair, begin with clean, detangled hair. Divide it into three sections. Cross the right section over the middle. Then cross the left section over … Read More

To single French braid your hair, follow these steps for clarity and ease. Section your hair into three equal pieces. Hold the two outer strands in one hand and let … Read More

To single Dutch braid your own hair, first brush out any knots. Gather your hair into a ponytail. Split it into three equal sections. Cross the right section under the … Read More

To secure a braid without a hair tie, use this hair hack: braid your hair and then take the end section, loop it through the braid’s base, and pull tight. … Read More

Learn how to reverse French braid your own hair with this clear, easy-to-follow guide. Divide your hair into three sections. Cross the right section under the middle, then the left … Read More

To remove a clip from a hair braid, start by carefully cutting the clip’s end. Then, gently unravel the braid in a counterclockwise direction. Take your time and remove it … Read More

To maintain a braid out on natural hair, moisturize your hair daily. At night, cover your hair with a silk scarf. Techniques like rebraiding or pineappling can help create volume. … Read More

To learn how to braid black hair, begin with box braids or cornrows. Wash and deeply condition your hair to keep it soft. Practice braiding techniques on extensions or a … Read More

To create Kinky Twists with Marley hair, start with clean, parted sections of natural hair. Use shine gel to smooth your hair. Take a piece of Marley hair and place … Read More