"Senegalese twists are a braiding style done with straight braiding hair," explains celebrity hairstylist and braid expert Helena Koudou. " [They] resemble box braids but instead of braiding with ...

2. Feed in colored extensions. Not only does braiding hair add much-needed length to this look, but these brown and blonde hair extensions will give your twists a nice pop of color.

A court decision yesterday straightened out any confusion: Bantu knots, cornrows, Senegalese twists and fishtails are not subject to state licensing regulations. King County Superior Court tossed ...

Senegalese twists are created by wrapping straight synthetic hair (like Kanekalon) around the roots of the natural hair and two-strand twisting to the ends. This style was popularized by in West ...

Stock up on edge control. It’s going to be your holy-grail product while you’re braiding, and you’re going to need it after the braiding process to keep your hair looking fresh too. 3.

Betty Seye took out the dryer and the synthetic hair — and a two-strand twist corn roll bun was underway. Seye, 43 learned how to do corn rolls in her native Senegal. She was good at it. When she came ...

Senegalese twists look a lot like Marley twists, though instead of featuring Marley braiding hair, these are usually installed using the same type of Kanekalon hair that's used for box braids.

Using her hands, she transforms hair into braids, cornrows, and—her specialty—Senegalese twists. In Washington state, African hair braiders can open a salon with just a business license.

Choose from micro braids, Senegalese twists, flat twists, Casamas braids and other hair weaving styles. Call for an appointment and enjoy a braiding experience celebrating African heritage.

“JaJa’s African Hair Braiding,” which is a most fun 90 minutes, has the benefit of hair braiding being a long and complex process, requiring great manual dexterity on the part of the stylist.