By Dominique-Alexis of Natural Hair Care Info
The last time I did a box braid hairstyle was when Bunny’s hair was almost a foot shorter, so it’s been a really long time!
Bunny saw a little girl with microbraids at the gym and she’s been wanting them for a while now!
She’s super excited about them and told me to tell you guys that there will be lots and lots of micro braid hairstyles coming soon!
For braiding the hair you’ll need:
Hair clips to section hair
Products I used:
Original Sprout Natural Shampoo
Original Sprout Deep Conditioner
Original Sprout Leave In Conditioner
Darcys Botanicals Daily Leave In Conditioner
As always, I started with clean, detangled, stretched hair.
So darn pruty!I let her hair stretch for a couple of days before I attempted her mini braids.
I took down all of the thread, added a generous amount of Darcys Botanicals Daily Leave In Conditioner, added a little coconut oil on top of that and began the actual braiding process.
..and then changed it into braids!Actually, I did the parting the same way that I did her mini two strand twists a couple of months ago!
However, when I got towards the front, I switched over to actual “box” parts so her braids would lay a little more naturally.
We’re really, really hoping to get at least two months out of them. I may take them down for the fourth of July so she can rock a ‘fro, but we’ll see!


Have you ever done box braids or mini braids?
Did you like them and do you have any tips for the rest of the readers?
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Jenell Stewart, formally known as BlakIzBeautyful is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of Kinky Curly Coily Me. Jenell has a MS in special education and dedicates her time to educating and uplifting women with kinky, curly, coily hair. She big chopped on March 26, 2010 and currently lives in Brooklyn, NY.
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