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CURLY BOX BRAIDS
Boxer braid or “softball braid” box braids are simply called Box braids because the parting of the braid is square.
FRENCH CURLS BRAIDS
Unlike traditional braids, where the length of the hair remains braided, French Curl Braids are braided at the roots and released into curls, usually at about shoulder-length or longer.
BUTTERFLY BRAIDS
Butterfly braids are a kind of braided hairstyle in which the braid is loosened and puffed up to mimic a butterfly’s wings; usually big and fluffy.
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BOHO KNOTLESS BRAIDS
Boho braids are a style that incorporates curly pieces of hair throughout box braids or knotless braids. The term “boho,” short for Bohemian, reflects the hairstyle’s effortless, natural aesthetic.
SENEGALESE TWIST
A popular and protective style for textured hair, they resemble box braids but instead of three strands of hair, you use two to wrap around each other.
CORNROWS FOR MEN
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STITCH CORNROWS
ISLAND TWIST
A variation of traditional or Senegalese twists, created using the two-strand twisting method, which involves twisting two sections of hair around each other to form a rope-like pattern.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Invisible locs last about four to six weeks. To maintain the twists, stylists recommend wrapping your hair at night and applying a hair oil (we love Mielle Organics rosemary oil and Briogeo castor oil) or a hydrating mist a few times a week, starting at the scalp and working down to the ends.
Knotless Twist Braids. Island Twist Half Braid. Braids with Twists at The End.
Box braids are more affordable, take less time to get done, painful the style when fresh, more tension on your scrap. Painful knotless box braids less painful. Less painful the style when fresh, more expensive, longer time to get done, looks more natural.
To preserve French curly braids, prioritize regular moisturizing with a lightweight leave-in conditioner, use a satin scarf or bonnet to sleep in, avoid excessive manipulation, trim frayed ends as needed, and apply a light oil to maintain shine while keeping your scalp clean and moisturized; be careful not to over-tighten the braids when installing them.