Alright ladies, let’s talk hair! Our crowns, our glory, the ultimate expression of our personal style. It’s undeniably a big ...

Secure the Locs: Once you’ve attached the crochet locs, you may notice some gaps or loose ends at the base. Use the crochet ...

Crochet braids are hard to distinguish between naturally ... and many different styles can be created — twists, braids, or faux locs. Senegalese, Havana, and Marley twists are very similar.

2. Use the crochet method to feed in the faux locs. Start by parting a small, square section of your hair, and then create a small braid. Next, use a latch hook—you need one for the crochet ...

A quicker alternative is the crochet method, which involves cornrowing the hair before attaching pre-made non-distressed faux locs to the braids using a crochet hook. According to Joseph ...

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 ...

while others braid cornrows and crochet the faux locs onto the natural hair with a latch hook. Both methods lessen the tension that faux locs have on the scalp. Although frizz is generally cast in ...

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 ...

After I saw pics of actress Kiki Layne in a green and silver sequin Gucci gown and sculptural faux locs at the ... created her stunning crochet hairstyle. Unlike box braids, which can easily ...

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 ...

If you've had box braids or any other protective style ... Most stylists recommend using crochet faux locs, kinky wrapping hair or afro kinky hair, or water wave passion twist hair.