Ulta salon braided mine and my girls hair!

These are my go-to low tension hairstyles I’ve been wearing with these miracle knots. Please share your thoughts and your favorite styles! I need more inspo ✨

I love how versatile i’ve been with my hair this year. This was the year that I really got to experiment with it now that it’s even longer and I won’t be stopping anytime soon☺️

I grew my locs out for two and a half years and I decided that I got tired of them so my gf combed them out it took about 3 days how do I look?

Bro been feeling chopped tbh idk what i can do with my hair

what hairstyle is this called? i think it’s some kind of locs but what would i ask for if i want extensions and to not actually lock my hair

I learned to do faux locs myself since the braiders around here charge $200+ for em, and I’m pregnant and unemployed 😅 I’ve only done them three times (pictured), but now I think i’m ready to start doing other people’s hair besides my daughter & I.
Faux locs are going to be my go-to style for awhile for my daughters & I😌

I’ve silked pressed my hair about 6 times in 3 years, and this final 6th time I realized it’s the way you wash your hair. You need to use a clarifying shampoo around 3-4 times. You need to hear your hair squeaking in your hands. I’ve realized it’s the way you wash your hair. My blow dry was butt, ends all curly. But my hair came out pressed. I also used chi silk before straightening but bio silk works too. 3/6 times my hair has actually came out pressed, and I realized it’s because my hair is fully clean. You also need to use 390-410 degrees. Hopefully my hair is still curly.

This is my first time ever getting Bantu Knots. I got them done at Ulta. The price was $71. This includes wash, conditioner and blow dry. I added on a deep condition so my total was $95. Yay or Nah?

Any advice on the technique behind recreating this hairstyle? Trying to figure out what rods are needed. Are flexible rods, wire, or another type of support incorporated into these braids to hold their shape? I don’t feel like it’s the flexible foam rollers. Also assuming that is was braided around the support instead of pushing it into the braid?

Would appreciate any feedback.

Been rocking the fro with taper. All I really do is wash my hair with shampoo and do the shake method and go with my day. Any advice on hairstyle?

ye lmk if it’s toast

Just feel like making a change but if it’s not necessary then I won’t yk

Pics 1-2 recent. Pic 3 a year ago. My braider recently did my hair two days ago and I HATE it. I feel like I have over 100 Braids in my head heavy, itchy and sore when I’m trying to manoeuvre them, which doesn’t normally happen.

Also,the colour is washing me out it’s only a number 2 though! Normally I’m happy with my hair as pictured in the mirror pic, this time round they feel less manageable and so bulky. I don’t even wanna look at them I’ll be real, tempted to take them out if I hadn’t paid so much 😭

Anyone got any tips on how to alter them or start liking them lol ??

For reference, my hair is currently about 8-9 inches long, and I'm aware that they shrink up A LOT. I'm trying to get my twists up to my eyes at least, and my hair is up to my chin when stretched.

Any help is appreciated

Hey y’all! I see black Ulta has taken us by storm! If you have had any experiences at an Ulta in Virginia with a black stylist, please lmk! I need a good one😭

I got my hair done Friday and it was a little tight. I kept in thinking it was just first day tenderness but it’s Tuesday and my hair has been hurting to the point I have been having trouble sleeping. I’ve attached pictures. What should I do?

Been dealing with a flaky scalp for just 2 weeks and only just noticed how much there was after getting my hair braided. Anyone dealt with this before and have some recommendations to get it back under control?

My hair is pretty damaged, I never straightened it in my life but, I tend to neglect it do to chronic illness and never being taught how to care for my natural hair.
My hair possibly has heat damage from hot water washes and blow drying without heat protectant/ stretching it out with heat. Nobody can really tell how bad it is because of my texture (very kinky hair) however, the ends are knotted. And there’s so much breakage. I sadly have a habit pulling out my knots. And my hair is very fine it’s just not visible because again very tight curls. I was thinking about getting a crochet that matches my texture in December because I’m insecure about the length and want to feel more confident for interviews, dates and job hunting but, I’ve just been inside I don’t feel very pretty.

I think afros are so awesome but I have twists rn. And they need retwisting but I was think abt getting a blow out, but like an afro. Stretched out, my hair is abt chin level so I was wondering do I go for it or no, and how do I do that❔️

Mostly my natural hair; some lazy twists I did over the last two days, Afro puffs, and two braids with braiding hair to be longer than the rest

Feel free to chime in, y’all. But there is just no way to maintain these f*cking lace fronts. I’ve spent (no joke) thousands of dollars across the years trying to find the perfect technique or routine to make an install work. Maybe it’s my head shape or maybe it’s the weather. It’ll look good for maybe a solid 45 minutes before it’s popping again.

Also, everyone can see the damn grid. I’m not saying it should be invisible or look exactly like scalp but DAMN, it damn near looks like a fence. And this goes for both hair boutique lace fronts, hair supply lace fronts, and amazon lace fronts. The entire spectrum , it just doesn’t work for me.

I'm going to be real here: I hate them, all of them. (I have dense type 4b-4c hair with fine strands.)

Those sploingy detangle brushes that are just loud and harsh, the Revlon blow dryer brush, even wide-tooth combs: they just scream breakage, and they pull at my scalp like no other!! When I'm detangling, I use my fingers.

The only time I use a comb is when I'm doing a detailed hairstyle, like anything braided.

I do use the massage rubber thing that is designed for the scalp as well, it works great for my hair when it's drenched in conditioner, but it's usually a last-step sort of thing before washing out my conditioner. I part it in sections and braid them before bed on washdays anyway so my efforts are reasonably maintained.

I also don't feel as though my hair needs to be completely and utterly detangled. Like butter-smooth, "brush a fine-tooth comb through it and nothing sticks". Not only will my hair tangle up again by the time I go to bed, but spending an hour just detangling is time I can't spare and my strands can't handle.

Brushes will always stay FAR away from me. I'm traumatized!!

But what do ya'll think? Tips, methods, routines are all welcome