Crochet braids ... locs. Senegalese, Havana, and Marley twists are very similar. The difference is in the hair, not the technique. Marley and Havana hair is kinky or wavy to resemble Afro hair.

Need proof? Look no further than this group of beautiful black women, who have crafted their crochet braids into an impressive mix of standout looks. From vibrant faux locs to ombre afros and ...

In Ancient Egypt, for instance, synthetic wigs made from a blend of palm fibers, wool, and human hair resembled a full crown of locs and braids ... known figure in West African folklore, is ...

installed some over her bright blond locs. It has since swelled in popularity and more and more women are choosing to switch it up temporarily. From box braids to crochet braids to Senegalese ...

Boho Locs speeds up the faux locs process by providing you with the locs already formed. Your only job? Crochet ... a fluffy afro, or use the flexi-rod texture as curly ends to box braids.

Stitch braids are a type of cornrow/canerow, distinct in their sharp defined parallel lines of hair taken in each 'stitch'. often worn with beads, Fulani braid are a West African braid style that ...

Butterfly locs are achieved with the crochet needle method, by looping water wave braiding hair through a braid of your own hair and loosely wrapping the wavy hair along the length of the braid to ...

Locs, also referred to as dreadlocks, can be traced back through history for thousands of years. In Ancient Egypt, for instance, synthetic wigs made from a blend of palm fibres, wool and human hair ...