In addition to this, braids are very durable and can be carried for months while you play around with different ways of styling them.
I have compiled a list of the different types of braids, a brief explanation and a pictorial representation for those of us who are stuck on what next to do with our hair.
1. CROTCHET BRAIDS: This is definitely the braid of the season; from havana twists to marley braids to faux locs to naomi boom, the list of the number of crotchet braids out there is endless and this hair is perfect for those of us that are not blessed with the patience to sit down for long amounts of time to braid our hair as this is an easy DIY hair that can be done in under 30 minutes to an hour.
Stephanie coker is definitely the poster child for Crotchet owning her own crotchet line, krotchetkulture.
3. MICRO/MINI BRAIDS: They are tiny, single braids that can be done with either natural or synthetic hair. They require a lot of patience as it can take a whole day or two but the result is quite astonishing.
4. CORNROWS: It is locally known as Ghana braids because of its popularity amongst the Ghanians. It makes for beautiful hair but the tighter ones should be done occasionally to avoid scalp hair loss.
5. FISH BRAIDS: They resemble the skeletal structure of a fish. They are thin layered braids that use lots of small intertwined pieces of hair. It also has a variation called the fish tail braid.
7. FRENCH AND DUTCH BRAIDS: They involve weaving small pieces of hair on top of the main hair, close to the scalp. Dutch braids are looser than French braids.
GENERAL MAINTENACE OF BRAIDS
1. Make sure they are well trimmed, after which you soak in hot water
2.When your braids start getting old, Re-do the edges, apply gel with hot water on it
3. Properly pack them before going to bed.
4. Spray hair shine products on your braids regularly.
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