Cornrow Weave With One Braid. You don't have to get multiple cornrows for this style to be impactful. This single braid looks stunning paired with the curly hair used for this style.

The braids are shorter, with more stacks of curly hair on each single braid. The end look gives a full head of weave that is easy to manipulate and style as you would style a regular weave ...

Johns Hopkins researchers are urging black women to avoid weaves, braids and hair extensions because of the risks of permanent hair loss.. Researchers say that these hair styles, which can pull on ...

First things first: Sew-in weaves are a process where your natural hair is braided down into cornrows, says Nash, and a needle and thread are then used to sew down hair extensions onto the braids ...

The photos below should serve as a cautionary tale regarding choices made to braid hair and get weaves. Pages: Page 1, Page 2, Page 3, Page 4, Page 5, Page 6, Page 7, Page 8, Page 9, Page 10, Page 11.

This post has been corrected. See the note at the bottom for details. Hold that hot comb, say a team of researchers -- African American women suffering from scarring hair loss may have weaves ...

How Braids and Weaves Are Causing Black Women to Lose Their Hair - Page 2 Posted on April 19, 2011 - By MadameNoire “I couldn’t agree that it’s primarily braids and weaves,” she said.

The study surveyed 326 black women about their hair care and of those that experienced hair loss, 59% had worn braids, weaves or other so-called traction hairstyles that tug at the scalp.