Here, Jordyn Woods rocks her goddess braids in a ponytail with the top two front braids left loose ... promote overall hair health," says Enrique. When you have braids with loose ends like French ...

It should go from the top ... braid from the hairline right down to the nape and secure it with a small band. If necessary, finish the look by using a straightening iron on the loose hair to ...

Several carefree and relaxed hairstyles are available ... The curls are either integrated throughout the braid or left loose at the ends. It’s the perfect blend of protective styling and ...

It's the hairstyle at its most basic—this braid walks so other variations can run. You can achieve the braid by sectioning your hair into three portions. Next, cross the left strand over the ...

Washing knotless braids may seem daunting, but we promise it's easier than you think. Ahead, two expert hairstylists share their tips for making wash day a breeze with braids.

Steve Granitz/Getty Adding small braids into hair that's been left down ... of the top section and grab the bottom section, pulling it through the center. Next, grab another loose small section ...

Once more hair is added to the section, cross it over the middle. Do the same thing on the left ... top of ears to the nape. Pull tight along the way to ensure the braid doesn’t become loose.

Your loose hair is easily tangled and breaks while sleeping. Braids contain and protect your hair from damage. When your hair is left loose, it rubs against surfaces or gets caught in movement ...