85. Green and Loose

Go bold and dye your poetic justice braids all green. If your hair is super long, that’s a bonus! Tie the braids into a loose and busy mid-bun. This hairstyle is a perfect blend of style and class.

Pros and Cons

The advantages to poetic justice braids are:

• Your real hair is covered. The sun and environmental elements cannot damage it.
• You will not need to style your hair. This not only saves you time but it keeps harmful products out of your hair.
• You can choose the color, length, and thickness of your braids.
• Poetic justice braids can last up to three months with very minimal maintenance.

The disadvantages to poetic justice braids are:

• The look is difficult to create. Even a hairstylist will likely spend five to eight hours crafting these braids.
• The braiding process may hurt your scalp.
• A hairstylist will usually charge about $200 for these braids.

FAQs

Do you want to know more about poetic justice braids? Check out these frequently asked questions.

How long does it take to make poetic justice braids?

Most hairstylists will spend five to eight hours on poetic justice braids. If you do them at home, you will probably need to spend more time.

How many packs of hair are needed for poetic justice braids?

Most people will need seven to nine jumbo packs of braiding hair for poetic justice braids. If you’d like your braids to be extra full, you will need ten to twelve.

X-Pression hair usually includes more braiding hair in each box, so you will need only five to six packs.

How much do poetic justice braids cost?

Hairstylists charge between $150 and $300. The average price is about $200.

Crafting these braids at home can be much less expensive. Packs of Kanekalon hair cost about $3 to $5 each. You will also need the supplies, but you may have those items at home already.