Jumia Beauty: 7 braids hairstyle ideas

 

Hello there beauty lovers! Christmas is upon us! Just a few weeks away and we know you are trying to get your Christmas hair on as the festive season brings along with it the harsh dryness of Harmattan.

Its trés important to look cute with a fabulous hairdo this season, but it is also super important to make sure that your hair is protected from the dryness and chilliness of the weather.

What better way to protect your hair is there if it ain’t…wait for it…braids! Braids have been the go to protective styles for our black sisters over the years, though it might seem like the same old box braids or twists…believe it or not, braids hairstyles have vastly evolved! Here are a few braids hairstyles you can try out this season:

1. Faux Dreadlocks

Nope you don’t have to lock your hair to achieve these dreads, all you need are dreadlock extensions and you are good to go!

 

2. Crotchet Braids

Incase you have been living under a rock and you haven’t heard of this before (just kidding) how this is done is, you hair is plaited into tracks, and then the weave is put in using a crotchet needle.

 

The possibilitiesand textures are endless, the most popular are kinly/curly hair extensions.

 

3.Wool Braids

Or Yarn braids are the use of wool/yarn to braid your hair, the color palette is vast as wool comes in all sorts of colours.

 

They can be purchased in any tailor tools store or in the market, and you can ask your local hairstylist to hook you up!

 

4. Marley Twists

The difference between the Marley Twists and Senegalese/Regular Twists is the texture. Marley Twists are done with a more kinky/natural or better yet, untreated hair extension.

 

5. Box Braids

Ah! We all know this one! Glam up your box braids by making them super long or short and into a bob, throw in different colours and hair accessories if you dare.

 

6. Senegalese Twists

Or regular twists, these are the twisted version of box braids…have them in any length or size you would like! The longer the better.

 

7. Ghana weave

 

We would love to read your opinions in the comments section below.

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