Keep reading to learn more! What Are Senegalese Twists? "Senegalese twists are a braiding style done with straight braiding hair," explains celebrity hairstylist and braid expert Helena Koudou.

braids, or faux 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.

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One particularly versatile form of braiding is twist braids, a timeless and chic look. This protective style can worn by any hair texture or length and has become a go-to choice for many seeking a ...

The color of your braids directly impacts how you see yourself and how the world sees you. This is why referring to a braiding hair color ... crochet braids, or Senegalese twists.

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Gabrielle Union wore tight Senegalese twists to the 2016 BET Awards with an ultra-side part, pulling the hair over from her opposite ear and accessorizing with a few silver charms. Perfect for ...

Even, if you’re lucky and the stylist is in the right mood, kinky twists ... shops and hair salons over the years. Rachel Christopher and Zenzi Williams in "Jaja's African Hair Braiding ...

Even, if you’re lucky and the stylist is in the right mood, kinky twists. All of these looks ... “Jaja’s African Hair Braiding,” which is a most fun 90 minutes, has the benefit of hair ...

"Senegalese twists use Kanekalon hair, which is the same hair that's used for box braids," Taylor says. "That's a major distinction from all the other twists, because Kanekalon hair is smoother.

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