Box braids

Box braids are a type of braided hairstyle that involve sectioning the hair into small square-shaped sections and braiding each section from the root to the tip. This style is achieved by using synthetic hair extensions to add length and thickness to the natural hair. Box braids are known for their versatility, as they can be styled in various ways and can be worn for an extended period of time. This protective hairstyle not only looks stylish but also helps promote hair growth and protects the natural hair.

Box braids hairstyles

Box braids hairstyles offer a wide range of options for men and women. These hairstyles can be worn in various lengths, from short bob-style box braids to long waist-length braids. Box braids hairstyles are incredibly versatile, offering endless possibilities for creativity and individual expression. They can be styled in various lengths and thicknesses. Whether you prefer small box braids, medium box braids, big box braids, or jumbo box braids, they can all be styled in a variety of ways, including updos, half-up half-down styles, ponytails, or even accessorized with beads and cuffs for a more unique look. Box braids with curls are a popular and stylish choice that combines the sleekness of braids with the added texture and volume of curls. Box braids also allow for versatility in terms of color, with the option to add highlights or ombré effects. Overall, box braids hairstyles provide a stylish and low-maintenance African braids hairstyle that can suit individual preferences and enhance one’s personal style.

Kanekalon box braids refer to a specific type of box braids that are made using Kanekalon synthetic hair extensions.

Box braids and dreadlocks are both popular hairstyles, but they differ in terms of technique and appearance.

Long box braids are installed with extensions in a length that extends past the shoulders or reaches the lower back.

Hair school

Our hair school online course teaches how to create African braids, including how to create box braids and a variety of other African braids hairstyles, while providing an inclusive and progressive approach, recognizing the growing demand for diverse African braiding techniques. Our course allows students to develop their skills in creating and styling African braids. Our course explains the techniques needed to meet the braiding needs of all individuals, male and female. This inclusive education will help students become well-rounded hairstylists, ready to excel in the ever-evolving hairstyles industry.