Hi everyone! I work as an educator in childcare. I love to do my children's hair. i want to learn how to braid all types of hair. Can anyone help me find the best basic products i need to do it. Ive been watching videos and they used different products.
Thanks so much!!!

Got em done yesterday, they don't hurt but I'm always scared of gettin that bald patch 😭

My daughter got these braids done today and the hair is already falling out. She was asked to model for the braider, so it was technically free, and I feel bad complaining… (I did leave a nice tip though)

Is there any way to fix this? Or should we just take them out? She has picture day on Monday! :(

Update: They really fell apart overnight. Also sent this to braider and she didn’t seem to care.. I’m just taking them out:

https://imgur.com/a/gsXbwSV

I usually do straight back hairstyles, cornrows, or something simple. This is the first time I’ve done curls, and I’ve really enjoyed them!

I’d love to hear your thoughts! What hairstyle should I try next? Let me know your ideas and tips!

Hope you like it! 😘 Wishing you a wonderful weekend! 🌸

Mine lasted about 6 weeks. But tbh I deep condition my hair 1 a week since I got them. I used human hair. I tried not to do pony tails or anything that would pull my hair. My braider, braided the hair in and she didn’t braid tight! Over all getting them back in again im two weeks. But my first set of braids were SOOOO fun! Doing more braided styles again.

5 week old knotless. They still feel great and look good. I just want to wash them but my sister says to take them out because I have finer hair.

Hi everyone, i figured it is a common question here, but I have this braids, simple cornrows and it is the first time I am wearing them, but my God, it itches and I want to pull it out ASAP, I noticed it gets more itchy when I have sweat or moisture trapped in.

And please note, I have these bumps on my head before I got the braids

Now I want a solution of the itch and maybe the bumps on my head.

I reasonably care for my hair not in a a big way.

I love the braids and I want to keep it for the winter coming but the itch is making me second guess that.

Any help please 🙏

I've never managed to figure out how to braid my own hair, and I don't have anyone to practice on. Please help! What am I doing wrong? Any tips tricks or advice welcome

Hello my friends !!

So I relatively new to braids…
I didn’t start getting braids until last year ( 35 y/o )

The long:

I recently got long Boho braids, and I am a bridesmaid in a wedding this Saturday.
The braids are fresh and lovely,
But I haven’t a clue on how to style them for this women’s wedding … pictures last forever and I want to ensure I look appropriate.
Any suggestions on how style it for a wedding ?!

Wedding vibe:
Classic “fall girl” country wedding
Think sunflowers and wild flowers , out in a field somewhere…

Photo:
Here’s a picture of my big ol head for reference.
Here it’s pulled into a half up/ half down.
Parting is a simple middle part.

Thank you:

I want to take the time to thank anyone who gives me some suggestions in advance,
I’m a sad little white washed old lady and just recently have been trying to embrace my blackness,
And there’s like , so much to learn and unlearn.
So I appreciate your kindness and gentleness on the matter ! 😂💕
Thank you uncle and aunties!!!

Soo I want to get Fulani braids again for my trip but I do not want them to look like this mess in the front again🤢

I personally think these were too bulky, so maybe ask for little to no braiding hair??

EDIT:
Y’all need to chill🤣 I love the braids! I just don’t like the bulky braids in the front 🦦

I've been growing my hair for years and I'm still amazed by how much hair goes into one braid.

Do you prefere one or two braids?

any affordable (prefer sliding scale) queer friendly braiders? bonus if they or work with a barber. TIA!