'Rice & Beans' Is The New Trend For Braids!

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Maybe it is the indecisiveness of this generation and their will to get a taste of everything but combinations are popping in all the ways you couldn’t imagine. In addition to the ombre braids trend, Ghana weaving is put in a mix with the classic 3 strand weaving.

A deviation from the normal vibe, Ghana weaving is enhanced into large plaits. In addition to that, tiny 3-strand weaving then follow suit. With this choice, you can get a feel of multiple hairstyles in one.

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The advantage of this new trend is that it tends to last longer than the normal Ghana weaving styles. Not that you need any permission but exploring is worth it. A trend that fails to garner attention from individuals; is that even a trend?

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The most common styles that have come out of this combo is ‘shuku and all-back’. So don’t be the last one to get a hang of the idea. Evidently, chic styles have come out of it. All you need to do is to show up at the doorstep of your most trusted haird

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