Well ladies if you want to flip things up for a bit here's an option try the Senegalese Twist
Watch the Tutorial here:
http://www.black-women-beauty-central.com/senegalese-twist.html
What You Need
- Tail Comb
- 2 Small Hair Clips
- Flake Free Hair Gel or Light Hair Wax (optional)
- Synthetic Extension Hair (optional)
Step 1
Wash, detangle and blow dry your hair properly. (Don’t use oils on the hair before you apply the braids)
Step 2
Part a small section of hair and comb it out properly. Use small clips to keep the rest of the hair out of the way for braiding.
Step 3
Separate the piece of hair into two equal sections. Start twisting each section to the right until it starts to coil on itself (do this for about an inch in length).
If you’re adding extension hair, take a piece long enough to twist all the way past the ends of your hair (to however long you want to braid) and bend it across the two sections of your own hair.
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Step 4
Take the two coiled sections of hair and take the piece in your right hand over the piece in your left hand once. Coil the sections to the right again, then take the piece in your right hand over and under the piece in your left hand again.
Step 5
Continue coiling and twisting the section of hair until you get all the way to the ends (the ends will stay in place).
Step 6
Continue to section off pieces of hair and coil and twist them until your entire head is done.
Step 7
Finish styling by (carefully) dipping the ends of your braids into a bowl of boiling hot water to seal the ends.
You can either braid the base of the hair as you would with regular box braids (for about an inch or so) or start twisting it right from the root.
Here's a tutorial I made demonstrating the technique.
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