In the vibrant world of African hairstyles, some trends emerge, capture hearts, and swiftly ascend to iconic status. The Koroba hairstyle is undeniably one such phenomenon. Far more than just a fleeting fad, this captivating braided style is steeped in history, cultural significance, and boasts a unique aesthetic that has seen it explode in popularity, becoming a top trending choice for natural hair enthusiasts and protective style advocates across the globe in 2024 and 2025.
If you’ve seen the stunning "inverted basket" braids making waves on social media, adorning celebrities, and turning heads on the streets, you've witnessed the allure of Koroba. This comprehensive guide will take you on a deep dive into everything you need to know about this magnificent hairstyle – from its ancestral roots to how to achieve and maintain its flawless look.
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Winter is approaching, and you don't want to risk leaving your hair out for the cold to feast on, which is why we've compiled a list of the prettiest and most beautiful braided styles, as well as the best protective styles that will keep your hair safe all winter.
For those who do not understand the concept of protective hairstyles, a protective hairstyle is one that conceals the hair and protects it from manipulation. Included in protective hairstyles are braids, wigs, locks, and twists.
Protective hairstyles are becoming more and more popular, and for good reason: they need little upkeep and can shield your hair from damage. You've found the ideal place if you're looking for information on protective hairstyles. Everything you need to know about preventing damage to your hair will be covered in this article. We'll go over everything, from the importance of protecting hairstyles to the various kinds that are available. You'll have all the information you need to pick the ideal style for you at the end of this article!
For those who do not understand the concept of protective hairstyles, a protective hairstyle is one that conceals the hair and protects it from manipulation. Included in protective hairstyles are braids, wigs, locks, and twists.
Protective hairstyles are becoming more and more popular, and for good reason: they need little upkeep and can shield your hair from damage. You've found the ideal place if you're looking for information on protective hairstyles. Everything you need to know about preventing damage to your hair will be covered in this article. We'll go over everything, from the importance of protecting hairstyles to the various kinds that are available. You'll have all the information you need to pick the ideal style for you at the end of this article!
Good morning beautiful people. This is not a video tutorial on how to braid your own hair but just a few tips that can keep you going while braiding your own hair.
It all happened this way. I called in to book an appointment, only to get a message that the lady who started making my hair recently was travelling out of the country. She requested to introduce me to another lady, but I wasn't really sure if I would like the way she makes hair, tho I haven't even reached out to the lady.
I waved it off and started seeing a movie, suddenly I felt an urge to try braiding my hair by myself. I got up, took the necessary items needed, parted my hair into sessions and started braiding.
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Here are simple tips you need to know, which will help you braid your own hair.
Let me start by saying this, patience is a virtue, so you need to be patient.
1. Make sure you have enough braiding extensions. This is very important because, at the back of my hair, I started using other extension types because the one I used at large wasn't enough.
2. Part into sessions
If you do not part your hair into sessions, it becomes more difficult to braid a particular area and the hair ends up being so rough. Dividing your hair into smaller sessions for a start is the best way to obtain neat braids for beginners.
3. Use products that can make your hair softer and easy to grab.
I straightened my hair with a heated hair straightener. If you do not like this method you can use another protective method. I applied gel and coconut oil.
4. Watch youtube videos to understand how to grab your hair, tho that did not really help me because at the end of the day you just need to understand that part yourself.
5. Do not rush it. I know it is your first time braiding your own hair and you really want to see the finished look, rushing the braids isn't the best way to encourage yourself to braid your hair by yourself because if it doesn't look so good you might not want to try doing it again.
6. Rest when you feel like. You start feeling pains after a while because you are lifting your hands for a long time. Just rest and continue.
So, I got my finished looked and I have been rocking my braids. It is not the best, but I am happy with the outcome. Have you tried braiding your own hair? let me know in the comment session below.
Bantu Knots are great protective hairstyles. It is a very artistic yet simple hairstyle for natural hair. This is the first time I am braiding my hair by myself and I must say the outcome isn't bad. I love the look. Bantu knots can be done on different hair texture all you need do is use products, pins or ban to hold it fixed.
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