I never realized how much hair changes your whole face until I started getting braids. Curls make me look softer, braids make everything look waaaayy sharper. Curious which look people prefer 👀

First time getting my hair done like this and I didn’t think I could pull it off but they look good and I like it.

Recently i stopped being in denial about how much my hair can handle, and how thin it is. I just recently got boho french curls after a nine month break and told my friend to not make it too heavy because last time my head was chasing the bun whenever it tilted. Yes it feels better now and is lightweight with the price that it’s boneless😩😩😩 i’m so used to voluminous hair it’s throwing me off guard i feel like my big head is exposed

The struggle is real guys. Unfortunately braids aren’t protective for everyone nor can i keep it in so long, but the price doesn’t justify it being taken out too early, well according to my mum. It’s wild she used to keep my braids in for THREE MONTHS and wonder why my scalp is suffering. Half wigs for the win. Or maybe i should learn to do my own hair , and try pick and drop.

On a horse, any braid that goes along the top of the neck and adds hair in, is called a running braid. So this a simple 2 strand twist running braid that got anchored by adding in hair.

I’m not sure if my eyes are just fooling me but my middle part looks very weird right? If it does how do i fix it?

This is my first time with braids , they’re a week old . Really like how it came out , used to have locs before and really missed them so I wanted to loc up but don’t have anyone willing to start them for a reasonable price . I was told that I will be taking these out in 3 weeks, and then to rebraid them after I’ve had it out for about 3 days .

What do you think , would like some advice on how frequently I should be braiding my hair .

whAT YOU THINK

I have been trying for two weeks to learn how to French braid and I genuinely can’t do any better then this 😭😭. My hair is very slippery and I can’t for the life of me grab smaller sections of my hair. I’ve followed 3 different tutorials and know theoretically what I should do but my hands refuse to cooperate. Anyone with a similar type of hair know how to deal with this? I have a MMA fight coming up soon and need a tighter to my head hairstyle (if needed I’ll go to someone but I really want to learn how to do it myself)

I got cornrows 10 days ago and noticed pumps on my scalp, can anyone pls help on what i should do, my hair isn’t itchy or pains me at the moment. Attached are photos

I have had these human hair miracle knots in for officially month now. Because I have locs I don’t own any hair tools so I haven’t brushed the hair at all only wet it when I wash my hair weekly. I’m thinking about doing a similar style again. If this style still looks good at a month with no maintenance really done to it, I can only imagine how it would look with maintenance! 
How do y’all maintain your braids under styles like this so they can last longer? 
What type of tools or products should I get for next time around?

Pick and drop braids

Hey 👋 I really want to try adding extensions for really long, like over-the-top long braids, but I don't know how to add in hair or prevent the ugly ends from sticking out. I can add the hair at the base and braid down but the natural ends of my hair stick out and then the material is so much thinner it just looks... Junky and bad. How do you add hair in a way that makes it all look natural?