Showing posts with label cornrows. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cornrows. Show all posts

Sunday, November 7, 2010

Style Profile: Simple Cornrows








Just wanted to show a simple cornrow style.

Next, post will be about my trip to Atlanta for the Taliah Waajid's Natural Hair & Braids Seminar. I am now Certified! That means new styles to add to the line up. That also means a discount for you because I need photos of these new styles! Yay, Discounts & New Styles!

If you would like to make an appointment with me for this style or any of the other styles seen on this blog...check out www.loveofhair.com
Until next time...



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Sunday, October 24, 2010

My Style Profile: Remix!




















I just wanted to put up some photos of my style from the earlier post. I un-twisted the middle and rolled it up for this nice undo style! I love it!

Let me know what do you think?

Until next time...

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Wednesday, October 20, 2010

Style Profile: Cornrow Bun


















Hello Again,

Today I'm adding photos of one of my clients I did 2 days ago...She wanted a simple bun with cornrows. And there it is!

Until I get my products up and going, I used the Taliah Waajid's Style & Shine cream. It is great, a nice hold, excellent shine, and wonderful smell.

Let me know what do you think?

Until next time...

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Monday, October 18, 2010

My Hairstyle: Cornrow Mohawk with Twists














Hello again,

As promised I am going to keep this blog updated. I was at the salon yesterday, had some time before my client arrived, and my hair needed help! Lol

I was inspired to do the above style on myself, by one of my clients (I did something similar to her hair).

Anywho, in the above pictures, I blow dryer my hair and cornrowed the sides like a mohawk, while leaving the middle out.







Now, in this picture I twisted the hair that was left out to complete the style. The best thing about this style isthe 2 for 1! I can wear it with the twists, or wear a twist out, or blow out the middle and wear that! Ok....sooo....that's a 3 for 1 but you get my point lol!

That's all for now.
Until next time....


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Sunday, April 4, 2010

I can cornrow my own hair.

Hey there,

I did my hair yesterday morning for a day out and about with my family. I decided to take a photo of it this time because a lot of people do not (can not) believe I can do my own hair without a mirror (I might add). I cornrowed my whole head. Here are the photos (by the way those earrings are made by me):


Now, there this style done by me for me! That's all for now. I am going to go get prepare for the Master Cleanse I will be doing for the next 10 days. I can't wait!


If this is a style you would like to achieve please book your next appointment with me on my site: http://www.loveofhair.com
Thanks for reading!

Sunday, January 31, 2010

Style Profile: Extension Cornrows

(excuse my photos. I didn't realize my lens had some kind of film over it when these photos were taken).

Hey I just wanted to put up some photos of extension cornrows I did earlier this afternoon. I choose to do the "feed-in" cornrow method when doing this style. Because of it's beautiful natural look, a lot of hair is NOT used, and it is less stress on the edges.



Well, that is all I just wanted to post these photos. If you have any questions, or comments, please comment below; email me at loveofhair@gmail.com.

If you are seeking this style you can make your next appointment with me at http://www.loveofhair.com.

Thanks for reading.
Until Next Time....
Thanks for reading!

Sunday, November 15, 2009

NEW STYLE: Tree Braids!!

YES YES YESSSS!! I have finally try my hand at Tree Braids (cornrow base). I am very pleased with the job. She is my first model for the style. I have been asked if and when I will be adding this to the list of services...

Well, I believe I am ready to make this the STYLE OF THE MONTH for DECEMBER!!

Actually I will let you be the judge (you can click on the photos):


The model's hair is the Batik by Outre brand (Deep Bulk). It is synthetic hair and 18" in length. In my opinion, it is best to get hair that is at least 18" to ensure the hair covers the braids. For now I am only doing Tree Braids with Curly or Wavy Hair textures because I know for sure I will be able to cover the braid. Until, I grasp the Curly and/or Wavy hair, straight hair will have to wait.  Oh, I braided some individual braids at the nape of her neck so, she can wear a ponytail.





It took me 6 hours from start to finish. I do know that's not a good time for this style however, she was my first Tree Braid client. My ideal goal time is 3 1/2 - 4 hours I just need some people who would like to help while getting this beautiful style. I am not sure if it will be for December or January, please give me some feedback.

If you would like to become a model for this style let me know:
  • I will need about 4 more ladies. 
  • I suggest that the hair has a curly or wavy texture. 
  • The hair should be in bulk form and not on a weft. 
  • Minimum hair length: 18" so hair can cover braids.
  • Also, if you don't mind, synthetic hair for now until this is completely mastered.

The model price for this style is $80.
Email me at: loveofhair@gmail.com


Thanks for reading!

Friday, November 13, 2009

Cornrow Maintenance




Here are some tips on keeping your cornrows fresh.



Make sure that your cornrows are not braided too tight.
Do not be afraid to tell the braider to loosen up; if she/he will not - do not let them continue braiding.

Cornrows that are too tight can pull the hair out from the roots, mostly around the edges.

Cornrows cannot be washed.
Trying to wash your hair while it's cornrowed will make your cornrows unravel quickly.

Your cornrows should last up 2 weeks (natural hair) and up to 3 weeks (extension hair).
Make sure to use a silk scarf, tie your hair every night, and if it starts to get frizzy use a bit of gel (ALCOHOL FREE) before tying the scarf.

If you have any questions or would like to book an appointment email me at loveofhair@gmail.com

Thanks for reading!

Wednesday, November 11, 2009

Services Offered

"What Styles Can I do?" you may ask...

Well, look below and see the variety. There are a numerous amount of styles that I offer however, times do change and if you know a style that's not listed please let me know! I love learning new styles and techniques.




Braiding Services
Cornrows (crown) $20
Cornrows (straight back) $25
Cornrows (designs) $45
Cornrows w/ extensions
hair included
$75
Cornrows & singles or twists
w/out extensions
$75
Cornrows & singles or twists
w/ extensions
$95
Braids w/out extensions $60
Braids w/ extensions $135
Braids w/ extensions
hair included
$145
Tree Braids $120
Micros w/ Sew-In extensions $135
Loc Services
Starter Locs (twists) $65
Starter Locs (interlock) $120
Loc maintenance
(palm-rolling)
$55
Loc maintenanace
(interlocking)
$75
Loc Extensions
hair included
$650 - $850
depending on length and width
Loc Extensions
maintenance
$85

Twisting Services
2-strand twists w/o extensions $60
Kinky Twists w/ extensions $115
Kinky Twists w/ extensions
hair included
$150
Nubi Nubi Twists w/ extensions $115
Nubi Nubi Twists w/ extensions
hair included
$150
Senegalese Twists w/ extensions $115
Senegalese Twists w/ extensions
hair included
$150
Flat 2-strand twists $60
Bantu Knots $60
2-strand twist out $60
Touch Up Services
Braids $40
Twists $40
Tree Braids $50
Micro/Weave $60
Take Down Services
Braids $40
Twists $40
Micro/Weave $50
Locs comb out $100





Any Suggestions??? Let me hear from you. If you have children or are you a college student I have special price just for you! (College Student / Children
Thanks for reading!

Saturday, November 7, 2009

My Favorite Hair Brands

Here you will find a list of products for braids, twists, and locs - including the synthetic hair brands.


For regular single braids I use the RastAfri jumbo kanekalon hair. This hair is soft on my fingers, better quality for your hair, and resembles human hair. I also, use this hair the extension cornrow services as well.

To keep the shine and condition the scalp I like the Dr. Miracle's Braid Spray. It has a tingle feel and a semi-strong "medicated" smell. Or, try the Taliah Waajid Protective Mist Bodifier. This is an all natural product, great for keeping your hair moisturized while braided. This spray also as the "tingle" feel as well.


For the twist services I use the Black N Gold brand of synthetic dreadlock kinky hair and a different variety of products (not all at once though). I use an alcohol free gel called Twists N Locs mixed with some extra virgin olive oil and Taliah Waajid's African Healing Oyl.