Here our stunning collection of different braid styles for you learn so you can to start experimenting with new braids.

Braids and scarf styles. Gather a section of your box braids at. Tuck and roll bun hairstyle with bandana. Thin braids are easy to style as they are manipulated more freely than larger braids.

Leave some hair or bangs in front with your hair flowing down your back, or cover it (if worn up or in a low bun) to create a complete head. Box braids into bantu knots. Start by folding the top of the scarf down repeatedly until you’re left with a small, folded strip like this.

Simply fold a square scarf in half diagonally, then tie the two opposite ends under your hair and leave the third corner loose. Braids are the best option every time you’re craving a stylish hairstyle that keeps your hair out of the way and protects your coarse hair. This box braids top knot.

Cornrow braids with shaved sides. Separate the hair into fours and place a hair clip to secure it except for the section where you want to begin. Serving you looks while i show you how you can style your old.

Flip your hair forward and fluff it up. Micro braids with shaved sides have a few different options in hairstyles: Trendy jumbo box braids to make an impression.

Roll your scarf into a band. Tie the scarf at the back of your head. See more ideas about natural hair styles, hair wraps, braids.