Jumbo Cornrow Braids

There’s no time like the present to go big or go home with jumbo cornrow braids. As the name suggests, this hairstyle elevates the hair to even larger, thicker pieces, moving straight, front to back – ideal for people with longer hair, extensions, or a weave. Pro-tip: keep the braids tight to keep the hair neat and prevent any frizz.

Updo Cornrow Hairstyle

If you’re looking for a high ponytail with some edge, the updo cornrow hairstyle may be right for you. This trendy cornrow style for black women is easy to maintain and leaves lots of room for individualized style choices, and looks flawlessly chic.

Small Cornrow Braids

The lemonade style strikes again – small cornrow braids, recently worn by Queen Bey, are a long-lasting and glamorous spin on plaited hair. They work great for both thin and thick hair, and are worth the time spent in the chair, especially with their long-lasting durability.

Cornrows with Extensions

One great way to bring vibrancy into your braided hairstyle is to have cornrows with extensions. The added blended hair can be any color of the rainbow, which is an easy way to go bold and bright without damaging your natural hair. This is a great time to also experiment with eye-catching length.

Goddess Cornrow Braids

Goddess braids add a little thickness to the traditional intricate cornrow style. Inspired by Ghana braids, blending the two looks together results in a raised braid that plays with different circumferences from the root to the tip. Soft edges also make for a delicate beginning to a powerful style, much like the goddesses for which these braids are named.

Mohawk Cornrow Braids

If you want to boldly stand out with your hairstyle, mohawk cornrow braids are the way to do it. Though there are many different versions of this too-cool look, they all boil down to the same basic foundation: vertical cornrows on the sides, then upward-twisted braids in the center, which form the mohawk look.