Since everyone is obsessed with braids, we wanted to inspire you with a selection of cornrow ponytail styles. The 30 amazing creations below are truly a work of art. It doesn’t matter if you are African-American or not, these manes will cause you serious hair envy. If you find a very good braider, don’t hesitate to copy at least one.

How to Put Cornrow Hair Into Ponytail

To braid cornrows you will have to decide which size you want them, and the pattern. Beginners can start with the basic parallel style. The real cornrow braids are small, which means you will need to separate the hair in very small sections.

Start from the front. Create several rows with a comb and secure them with a clip. Grab the first one and divide it into three strands in the front and clip the rest of it. All of these braids should reach the spot where the ponytail will be located.

Get the left strand, put it under the middle one and over to the right side. You can now take the right strand and put it under the middle one and over to the left side. This is how you create the basis of the cornrow. You can continue with the same technique, the only difference is that you need to start adding more hair from the back.

Use the rest of the hair in the row, and add a small strand to the middle section. Make sure that you have enough hair so that you can put it in a ponytail. If not, you can always use extensions. For the back and sides, you are the one who decides which pattern you’ll opt for. Tie the cornrows in a pony.

Watch The Following Video on How to Do Cornrow Braid Ponytails

How to Do Cornrow Ponytail with Weave

Weaves will not stop you from getting this type of ponytail. Professional braiders know exactly how to use the weave to get the style that you like. Once the weave is on, it will be very simple.