Discover below Fatu's most popular braidings. If you have a specific style in mind, let Fatu know. She'll create the perfect look you desire.
BEAUTIFUL BRAIDING STYLES FATU CAN CREATE FOR YOU
Discover below Fatu's most popular braidings. If you have a specific style in mind, let Fatu know. She'll create the
perfect look you desire.
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Discover Fatu's most popular braidings below. If you have a specific style in mind, let Fatu know. She'll create for you the
perfect look you desire.
GHANAIAN BRAIDS, also known as cornrow braids, banana braids, and pencil braids, are a traditional African style of hair braiding. Hair is typically braided close to the scalp, using an underhand, upward motion to create continuous, raised rows.
FEED-IN BRAIDS are the illusion of naturally long cornrow braids, as if growing directly from the scalp. This technique is achieved by adding braiding hair extensions to one's natural hair, beginning with a starter braid using your own hair.
HAVANA TWISTS are very similar to Marley twists. Havana twists are installed with special extension hair called Havana twist hair, using the invisible root method. Havana twists are larger in diameter than Marley twists, resulting in fewer twists.
MICRO BRAIDS are tiny braids that are tightly woven into hair. This style lasts a long time, generally up to several months. Those seeking protective hairstyles can opt to get micro braids done using synthetic braids or natural hair extensions.
JUMBO BRAIDS are large thick braids with a prominent parting pattern. They make for a quick style that is great for hot summer months, and for people who don’t like to spend much time styling their hair on a daily basis.
BOX BRAIDS are characterized by boxy hair divisions. They can also be created by adding synthetic hair additions. The name is derived from the box or square shaped partings for each braid, although different parting variations can be used.
SENEGALESE TWIST BRAIDS use synthetic Kanekalon hair, which can last up to three months. These twist braids are achieved by dividing hair into several sections, twisting strands of hair, then twisting two twisted strands around one another.
FAUX LOCS are a temporary style similar to box braids, whereas faux loc extensions are a permanent extension of your hair. They are installed by twisting or braiding the real hair, then wrapping additional hair around the shaft of the braid.
GHANAIAN BRAIDS, also known as cornrow braids, banana braids, and pencil braids, are a traditional African style of hair braiding. Hair is typically braided close to the scalp, using an underhand, upward motion to create continuous, raised rows.
FEED-IN BRAIDS are the illusion of naturally long cornrow braids, as if growing directly from the scalp. This technique is achieved by adding braiding hair extensions to one's natural hair, beginning with a starter braid using your own hair.
HAVANA TWISTS are very similar to Marley twists. Havana twists are installed with special extension hair called Havana twist hair, using the invisible root method.
BOX BRAIDS are characterized by boxy hair divisions. They can also be created by adding synthetic hair additions. The name is derived from the box or square shaped partings for each braid, although different parting variations can be used.
MICRO BRAIDS are tiny braids that are tightly woven into hair. This style lasts a long time, generally up to several months. Those seeking protective hairstyles can opt to get micro braids done using synthetic braids or natural hair extensions.
JUMBO BRAIDS are large thick braids with a prominent parting pattern. They make for a quick style that is great for hot summer months, and for people who don’t like to spend much time styling their hair on a daily basis.
SENEGALESE TWIST BRAIDS use synthetic Kanekalon hair, which can last up to three months. These twist braids are achieved by dividing hair into several sections, twisting strands of hair, then twisting two twisted strands around one another.
FAUX LOCS are a temporary style similar to box braids, whereas faux loc extensions are a permanent extension of your hair. They are installed by twisting or braiding the real hair, then wrapping additional hair around the shaft of the braid.
