Bantu knots are a protective hairstyle where the hair is sectioned, twisted and wrapped around the base continuously to form a knot like appearance stacked on each other. Bantu knots can be traced back to the 2nd millennium BCE throughout 1500 CE to what at the time was the Bantu speaking community that originated from …
Coi Leray braids are jumbo knotless braids with curly ends. Coi Leray braids are named after the rapper Coi Leray, who is often spotted rocking short jumbo knotless braids with curly ends. Coi Leray braids are trending and we’ll be covering everything you should know about them in this article. How to do Coi Leray …
Years come and go, seasons change, different braided hairstyles trend but box braids remain forever. Think we’re being dramatic? Box braids go back as early as 3000 BC and that doesn’t look like it will change for years to come. Characterized by the square/box like parts that are used while braiding the hair, box braids …
If there’s one thing that will forever remain undeniable about Black hair, is it’s versatility. While the world in general still has a long way to go when it comes to dismantling stupid stereotypes about Black hair, Black people everywhere haven’t let this stop them from rocking their Afros. The natural hair movement gaining even …
Taking down butterfly locs is easy and can be fast depending on which butterfly locs installation method you used. If your butterfly locs were installed using the crotchet method where: The natural hair is completely braided before installing the locs. The natural hair is only braided at the roots up to 3 cm before installing …