Cornrow sew-ins — sometimes simply referred to as cornrows with weave — were popular in the early 2000s (Beyoncé even wore a version of them), are praised for their versatility and extremely ...

Starting at the front, take a 1-inch lock of hair and weave into a braid, tightly to your scalp. Finish until you get to the bottom, ... Two Straight Back Cornrows.

On the last braid, ... securing the weave up the cornrows, covering them. From there, move to the top section of your head. Create a part down the middle of your hair, separating it into two ...

Between the two of them, create another feed-in braid with an inch-wide section of hair. Repeat the same process between the two cornrows on the left side of your head, directing the braid toward ...

Two-stitch braids. Keep it simple yet ... A stylish braids-and-weave combo can look good on anyone. ... Front-to-back cornrow braids for black women are the most common way of styling hair in Africa.

Fasten the braids in a low bun (if your hair is short, create two low buns behind each ear) secure with bobby pins, and add a vampy red lip to amp up the ooh-la-la. Very chic in a Frida Kahlo ...

The classic straight-back is among the most popular Nigerian cornrow hairstyles with natural hair. Each braid flows smoothly from the forehead to the nape, creating a sleek, polished look.

To match her metallic outfit, the star adorned her two cornrow braids with shimmery silver hair paint, updating her side-parted waves with a rocker-chic accent. 03 of 17. TRACEE ELLIS ROSS .