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These are the regular webpages of our how-to guides. If you have questions or wish to discuss cornrows or the other topics, or help others with them, take our free tutorials in the Learning Center. Our forums are now located there to prevent spam. Click on the how-to guide you'd like
to read:
 How
to Braid Cornrows: The Long Version - Larger illustrations of the
step-by-step guide with additional notes and tips. How to solve issues
that normally come up in cornrowing, such as hand positioning, too much
tension, and fatigue. You can read by section:
 Caring
for African Hair - Everything you want to know about the care and
maintenance of type 3c to 4b "Afro kinky" hair. From washing and
combing and brushing without tears, to parting techniques, and beading.
Tree Braids - Basic tips on tree braiding, with helpful step by step video links. How to Make Dreadlock Beads When you're done, show your beads at the DreadlockBeads.com gallery! How to Crochet Dreadlocks - I
know what you've been told, but here's the real method for crochetting
locs, with color illustrations.
Braiding Terms in Swahili - a few words related to braiding and hairstyling in Swahili. Braiding in Festivals How to take your braiding business outside. Promote natural hairstyling, have fun, and make money by braiding in festivals and parties.
ModernTraditional.com  How to Tie a Wrapper: The basic unstitched garment, worn all over Africa, often referred to as an African saree. Chakula cha Mchana! Time for Lunch: Long before there was bento, Africans were making beautiful and portable meals on the go. Makeup
for Darker Complexions: A fully color illustrated guide on
how to apply makeup, for darker skinned women. It's not just about
how light or dark, but your undertones too. See our color range,
and what colors and methods look best on us. More makeup and beauty
advice at our new site DarkComplexions.com.
If you have benefitted artistically or financially from learning to cornrow at this site or in our group, please click here for ways you can support this site for free. Or take our online course and both contribute to the cause and learn more even more about natural hairstyling.
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