Any elegant cornrow styles?

[brownstallion]

Hey ladies,

I'm 10 months in to my transition and I want a new style. I want a elegant cornrow style, maybe into a bun or a ponytail without weave. My hd hates braids so I need something pretty! Does anyone have any pics or ideas?

 

[BlackMasterPiece]

You can find quite a few in my thread: *Naturals!* Post Pics of your Formal and Professional Styles

You can find alot of Cornrow Style Ideas in this thread as well: Anyone Here Wear Cornrows like LongHairDontCare?

Finally there are great Cornrow Ideas in the video featured in my thread: **Hair Porn Alert** LongHairDontCare's New Hair Journey Video <--- there she features a wide array of cornrow styles....they're all gorgeous.

Hope you find some inspiration for a look

 

[brownstallion]

Thanks so much BlackMasterPiece

 

[naturalmanenyc]

I had a combo of cornrows, two strand twists and silky dreads formed into a bun. It lasted for about 20 days.

 

[brownstallion]

I like you hair style naturalmanenyc Thanks again

 

[winona]

I cornrowed my hair to the side as if I was going to put it into a side bun and then twisted what was left hanging loose for the bun. Loosely tucked and pinned with Conair updo pins (I love these BTW they dont snag or pull like my bobby pins)

 

[JustSimplyTish]

No suggestions but naturalmanenyc and winona...I love your cornrows.....pretty

 

[Salsarisma]

I have a picture to post later when I'm on my desktop. I'm in my second set of cornrows and I was terrified of looking like a boy!!! Alicia Keys has some great elegant cornrow styles, so google her and look at the photos posted. Also, the smaller they are, the more feminine look you will get IMO...I usually do not get them straight back...add a curve or some design to soften your face.

A braid book from your local BS will also give you great ideas. Good luck!

 

[Fine 4s]

Here are mine...

These are flat twists. I think they're softer than cornrows.

HHT!

 

[Salsarisma]

Here are mine...

These are flat twists. I think they're softer than cornrows.

HHT!

Those are pretty!! What's the difference in those and cornrows?

 

[Fine 4s]

These are done with 2 strands instead of the 3 strands used for braids.