Braiding & Hairstyles

To braid hair, you need at least 1.5 to 2 inches (4-5 cm) for cornrows. For two-strand twists, the minimum length is 2 inches (5 cm). These lengths help in … Read More

Bra strap length hair measures about 12-14 inches below the shoulder. This length falls just above the shoulder blades. For reference, shoulder length hair is 16-18 inches, armpit length is … Read More

Braiding your own hair is challenging but doable with practice. Begin with a basic three-strand braid. Use a mirror for better visibility and keep your hair organized in sections. Applying … Read More

To waterfall braid your own hair, start with a section near your forehead. Divide it into three equal parts: left, middle, and right. Cross the left part over the middle. … Read More

To braid your hair into a headband, start with clean, dry hair. Use hair serum for smoothness. Section off the front hairline. Divide the hair into three parts and begin … Read More

To braid weave into your hair, follow these steps: 1. Start with clean, tangle-free hair. 2. Section your hair into parts. 3. Add extension hair near the scalp. 4. Braid … Read More

To braid string into your hair, follow these steps: 1. Take three strands of embroidery floss. Place the ends through your hair above the elastic. 2. Gather six strands next … Read More

To add hair into a braid, begin with clean, dry hair. Section your hair into parts. Gather the hair extensions. As you braid, feed the extensions between your fingers. Keep … Read More

To box braid your own hair, part your hair into four equal sections and clip three away. Use a rat tail comb for clean parts. Apply edge control for a … Read More

Hair growth mainly depends on genetics. Braiding does not make hair grow faster. However, it helps with hair maintenance by reducing split ends and protecting hair, which can make it … Read More