MsGardner78
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I want to do braids for the winter. My Hair is sl. Any suggestions on what type of braids I should do.
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Braids for long hair
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glamazon386
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Something that covers the full length of your hair. So no micros unless they braid it down past the end of your hair. Anything else should work though. I always get Twists (Senegalese or Kinky) because the twists are easier to take out than the braids for me.
SexySin985
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ITA. I suggest the twist to. My fav is the Senegalese Twists. That to me is such a pretty style and it takes less time to put in and take out than regular boxed individual braids. HTH
chickory_bee
Active Member
Try getting some lacing...
InNeedofHairapy
New Member
What kind of hair is used for senegalese twists? Is it just kanekalon like for regular individual braids? Is this the style that resembles a thin kinky twist?
SexySin985
Well-Known Member
Yep
I used the regular ol' Dena Cali Kanekalon hair for my Sen. twist and it turned out perfect.glamazon386
Well-Known Member
They use regular Kanekalon for Senegalese Twists. Those are the long ones that look like braids but they're 2 strand twisted. The ends are usually left loose. Kinky Twists look well kinky. More like 2 strand twists on natural hair. They use a different hair. Usually Puffy Screw, Hand Braid or Marley Braid. It looks more kinky in the pack.
