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A post shared by Storm Reid stormreid. A classic high ponytail never goes out of style —especially when you're rocking long box braids. And if you aren't using an edge tool already, prepare to have your styling routine completely upgraded. Srunchies are basically the perfect hair accessory for box braids—they're gentle enough to keep your hair up without causing too much tension on your scalp.

Exhibit A: This half-up style is so cute and easy. A post shared by shyinstar. Just because you're rocking shorter box braids doesn't mean you can't wear a high bun.

This style with face-framing pieces and laid edges is an excellent option to have on deck. Can't decide on one color for your box braids? Follow the likes of this style and go for a dual-toned look. I mean, this combination of black and blonde hair is so cute.

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Hair and Humor on Instagram, explains some of the general distinctions between kanekalon and other types of synthetic hair: Kanekalon is a higher-quality synthetic fiber than other synthetic hair that is cheaper and more plastic-like to the touch. It moves more like natural hair and appears less wiry. It is very important that the texture of the kanekalon fiber is closest to that of the natural hair, because of the look, movement, and most importantly, feel.

Due to the repetitive motion of braiding, if the hair is too plasticky or "hard," the friction it creates will give fingers a burning sensation. One last thing to keep in mind: Some brands mix kanekalon with toyokalon, which is another synthetic fiber.

But the question remains — which brand of hair should you buy? We asked some hairstylists which ones they prefer, and for a few tips on how best to work with them, whether you're headed to the salon or you plan on braiding your hair yourself.

Los Angeles-based braider Asia Monae favors Rastafri hair for her braiding sessions. Rastafri hair also tends to be a softer texture, which is a boon on a braider's hands. Rastafri wins all three categories for me as they have beautiful texture, colors, and are affordable. Keep reading for the best braids for thin hair! Braid Rings Piercings are no longer just for your skin! It should be about the width of your face and about two inches back.

Use a couple of bobby pins to secure this section to the top of your head. Take two small pieces of hair from on either side of your face, just below the pinned section, and pull that back to behind the pinned section.

Divide into three sections and braid once. Begin incorporating small pieces of hair into the braid, alternating each side of the head.

Continue adding sections and braiding hair until all hair has been braided. Secure the end of the braid into a small ponytail with a clear elastic hair tie. Twist the small ponytail and tuck underneath the braid, then pin in place to conceal it. Mist hair with Toppik FiberHold Spray to add shine and prevent flyaways. Braided Bangs We are loving this easy retro braid style.

Lace Braid Headband This hairstyle only looks complicated. Part hair in the middle, then pull up your hair in a section circling your crown and secure with a clip. Make sure to leave a 2 to 3 inch section of hair in the front to braid. Grab a small section of hair near the top of your head. Divide into three sections. Cross the front section over the middle, and then cross the back section over the middle. Let go of the front section, then take your pointer finger and add a small section of hair to the front section.

Cross the front section over the middle strand, and then cross the back section over the middle strand. Repeat lace braiding technique on the other side, then pin both braid ends to the back of your head. Unclip hair in the back and curl with a curling iron to add texture. Halo Braid This beautiful look is perfect for a wedding or date. Tips for Braiding Thin Hair Start with unwashed hair.

Dirty hair has more texture that will help to hold the braid in place. If your hair is clean, use a texturizing or sea salt spray for extra grip. Always detangle first. Was this article helpful? Yes No. The following two tabs change content below. Arshiya Syeda. Arshiya Syeda is an editor at Stylecraze. Prior to that, she was a content writer and combined her writing and research skills to write over high-performing articles on hairstyles, hair care, and skin care.

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