Fulani braids can be styled short or long. Rihanna's braids curve beautifully around her head, adding a stunning component to her glamorous look.
Head-Curving Braids:
Extensions may be needed depending on hair length. Add beads and jewels for personalization.
Updated Traditional Style:
Fulani braids can be done in various sizes, but smaller braids add tension to the scalp. Post-appointment care includes using aloe or castor oil-based products.
Micro-Fulani Braids:
Gabrielle Union's long braids are a quintessential summer protective style. Use Cantu Apple Cider Vinegar Root Rinse ($6) to cleanse the scalp without disrupting the style.
Extra-Long Braids:
Mirian Njoh's sea-toned blonde braids add a pop of color perfect for summer. Kandasamy suggests using bright, funky, or pastel colors for added fun and trendiness.
Mermaid Braids:
Javana Mundy's back-length Fulani braids are a stylish protective option to try.
Back-Length Braids:
Alissa Ashley's straight-back braids channel the iconic "Say My Name" video by Destiny's Child.
Y2K Braids:
Romance Cox's feed-in braids are accented with baby hair and cowrie shells for a creative and fun statement look.
Accessorized
Side-parted Fulani braids offer a stunning opportunity to protect your coils while framing your face beautifully.
Face-Framing Side-Part
Jeanette's simple style of braids without extensions can be done at home by seasoned braiders, offering a minimalist yet stylish option.
Simple Style