
Dreadlocks
Rope-like strands of hair formed by matting or locking.

Narrow strips of hair braided flat against the scalp.Our advanced AI generator lets you try out the Cornrows look instantly. See if it is the right choice for you before making a commitment at the salon.
A versatile protective style for coily and curly hair, suited to those wanting sleek, close-to-scalp braids that last and protect the hairline. It works for all natural hair lengths long enough to grip, and flatters every face shape depending on the parting design. Low daily maintenance appetite.
Ask for cornrows braided flat against the scalp in your chosen pattern, straight back, curved, or a geometric design, using an underhand braiding technique so they raise off the scalp. Specify the number and width of the rows, whether you want added hair for length, and that tension stays secure but gentle on the edges and nape.
Style lasts 1 to 3 weeks for natural hair, longer with extensions. Sleep in a satin scarf, moisturize the scalp with a light oil, and avoid heavy products that build up between the rows.
On natural hair, one to three weeks before they get fuzzy. With added braiding hair they can last several weeks longer. Removing them before excessive frizz keeps your edges healthy.
They should feel snug, not painful. Braids that are too tight along the hairline cause tension and can thin the edges over time, so ask for gentler tension at the front and nape.
Cornrows are braided flat and attached against the scalp in continuous rows. Box braids hang free from square parted sections. Cornrows lie close to the head; box braids are loose and movable.
Yes, gently. Use a diluted cleanser along the partings, rinse carefully without disturbing the braids, and dry the scalp fully. Over-washing can loosen the rows, so once a week is usually enough.
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Rope-like strands of hair formed by matting or locking.

Inside-out French braids that pop out from the scalp.

A high-set French braid that features significant volume at the crown and a thick, chunky plait trailing down the back. The look combines a sleek base with a textured, wide braid.

Intricate cornrow patterns inspired by the Fula people, typically featuring a central braid and decorative beads or rings.