New To Tree Braids- So Invest in Good Hair or Nah?

Tree Braids styles are so beautiful, and also versatile. Should you also add 'near' maintenance-free hair to the mix? Looking beautiful and being able to move the extension hair around to create so many different looks is quite appealing to many of us women. But is that you? Your decision for or against will depend largely on the size of your pocket book.

The ability to afford the best and what we want are unfortunately forever married together. We have all been there at the very beginning where we tried some hair that made us WORK just to look right. Remember the combing and brushing? Adding product without results? The shedding. Imagine if there was hair out here that eliminated all the woes a woman (and possibly her husband, or significant other) had to face?!

There is good hair out here to eliminate those problems and more. I recommend getting virgin remy hair for the most longest lasting results. The non-virgin hair that has been dyed doesn't last as long because of the chemicals used to change the color of the hair. For this reason if you want colored hair get Eurasian hair- comes in blonde all the way to 613 platinum blonde.

To be fair, quite a few women will be finding themselves asking this question for the very first time. One may especially ask themselves this question if they are going to a braid shop. Even more especially, if one is going to a braid shop or an individual that does not specialize in tree braids.

Click here to read more on the advantages of investing in good quality hair. Very informative, posted 2 years ago- check it out you may have missed it.

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Most of you ladies -and a few gentlemen who have zeroed in on the hairstyles of the love of their life because "when she's happy he's happy"- need more information about treebraids. I have compiled my youtube vidoes related to treebraids. Check out my Playlist on www.youtube.com/kaaleshairbraiding channel: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXmaKSQ8PW-M4X6GKWF_5vrN7FXNWeRcp Sit back, relax, and soak in all the information details, and all the different images corresponding to different types of treebraids, and we can only hope that you will have a Kaale inspired "light bulb moment".

Leave your questions and or comments below and I will be glad to be of assistance to you.

Tree Braids Hair Length To Buy- 22"? 20"? 8"? Minimum Length Required by Your Tree Braider

Tree Braids Hair Length To Buy: I wrote an article on this over 4 years ago to help all ladies out, however I still get asked this question so here we go:

The best length hair to buy for tree braids styles, especially for cornrow tree braids styles, depends on the technique(s) used by the tree braider. Yes indeed, there are so many talented Black women out here doing their own thing. Ask them if their technique requires folding of the hair. If not then Sister Girl you are free in these United States and abroad to pick whatever hair length floats your boat. 18", 20", 22", 24" and longer have been used for tree braids for both bob styles as well as longer lengths.

However this is now a thing of the past! I mean 8", 10", 12" have been used for tree braids. How does this work? There are techniques that do not require the hair to be folded, and we all know that the longer the hair the more it costs right? So if the extension hair does not need to be folded then you get to keep most of the length.

However to be sure, you may need another half pack of hair for volume. I have never needed more than 2 packs of hair to do a great head of treebraids. However when straight hair is being used, and a little bit more volume is preferred, THAT's when I say add another half pack or so!

Take a look at some of these treebraid styles where hair was not folded:


Look at some more treebraid styles that were not folded, installed by moi- TreeBraids by Kaale:



Now look at some styles where I (Tree Braids by Kaale) folded SOME of the hair for my AmericanGirl(sm) tree braids, or all of it:





I just updated this blog this March- did you notice?

Until then, visit my youtube channel for my playlist and click on: Tree Braids Education. Or click here: