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The article evaluates various hairstyles made by hairdressers of various famous salons including haircuts and braids made by Travis Bandiera and Helen Tether.

The article offers information on several hairstyles by hairstylist Steve Elias which showcase the versatility of iconic tools from hair brush company Olivia Garden which is celebrating its 50th anniversary. Among the hairstyles featured include the strong beauty look which was inspired by the juxtaposition of a warrior goddess and feminine beauty, the high impact look which take advantage on the model's natural texture, and the braided twist look.

The article cites braidstylist Ramona Krieger whose talent showcases the beauty of hair braiding while skillfully arouse the personalities of powerful women. She uses her skill in the Black & White collection, in which she imagined particular braided styles for enigmatic female characters, such as Katniss Everdeen of "Hunger Games," the Refined Duchess, and the Forest Fairy. The characters highlights traits like purity, power and innocence.

The article describes hair stylist Nikki Hazell's collection Intertwine which features different hair braid styles using Sebastian Professional styling products.

This section offers salon-related news briefs as of May 2016. Topics covered include the hairstyle created by Paulo Persil to pay homage to Mexican painter Frida Kahlo, the launch by Keratin Complex of its Unmask a Hero campaign for stylists and the launch of the Schwarzkopf Professional OSiS + Braid Boulevard Hollywood-themed braids.

The article gives a gist about various hairstyles along with images and gives instructions for styling long hair including into braids, blunt style and waves among others. It evaluates some of the hair care products used including hair spray, Volume Spray by the beauty products company, Simply Organics, Control Hairspray set and Argan oil by hair care products firm Moroccan Organics.

Several photographs are presented that show different braiding hair styles of women.

Photographs of several hairstyles for women by Sacha Quarles, artistic director at hair care company Obliphica Professional, using plaits and braids are presented.

The article focuses on braiding techniques used by hair stylist Matthew Tyldesley for doing braiding works on models like Centria Kapris, Tyrah Burton, Myah Danielle Winbush; and mentions use of Redken Control Addict 28 strong-hold hairspray and Redken Hardwear 16 sculpting hair gel.

The article previews several hairstyles for 2014, including the graphic braids look from Alon Livne, the intergalactic blonde top knot hairstyle from The Blonds, and the Sleek Stands hairstyle from Johnathan Simkhai.

Photographs of several hairstyles made by hairstylist Andrew Barton such as the eye-catching look paired with red and dark hues, the dressed look paired with braids, height in crown and chignon shape at the nape, and the dark, long hair and voluminous locks with purple and red for extra shine.

Utilizing your left hand, bring up a tiny hair of hair from the leftmost side of the left section. Get the small strand of hair from the left area with your right hand, including it right into the right area of the braid. Content Exactly How To French Braid Curly Hair Continue Braiding And Including Hair To The Cornrow # 20: Quick Four Strand Side Braid Single Braids Divide Hair Section Into Three Parts For Entwining Then, take a tiny chunk of hair from the outermost edge of the side you simply included in and also cross it over to your various other section. [Extracted from the article]

The article talks about hairstylist and makeup artist Alex Pelerossi, offering information on her braiding styles, her passion for braiding, and her training in the field.

A chronology of the evolution of hair enhancement from 30 B.C. to 2005 is presented. Highlights indicate the creation of wigs for the society's elite segment, the use of padded forms by hairdressers, the Golden Age of Hollywood hairpieces, and the popularity of four-strand braiding. Other significant events are the introduction of the pre-bonded strand concept by Great Lengths USA, the launch of the Ultrasonic 5000 Application Machine, and hair extensions becoming a celebrity status symbol.

The article focuses on a hairstyle with featured color of sunlight reflected into spring woods and hints of gold including a fringe with a crown of gently tugged braids, and views of Janine Jarman, owner of Hairroin Salon, on the same.

Describes various techniques for braiding Afro-American hair. Braiding as an 18th century tradition; Resurgence of braiding's popularity in the 1970s; Hair braiding creations by Annu Prestonia of Khamit Kinks salon; Bursh Babies style; Locking; Crochet Braids; Texture of Afro-American hair.

The article offers styling tips on how to create the right nails, makeup and hairdo of brides in their wedding. According to hairstyle artist Giovanni Giuntoli, brides can have different types of braids, both soft, pulled-out braids and tight. Antje Kastner of Antje Kastner's Studio adds that the hair, dress and makeup should be cohesive and help create the mood a bride is searching for.

Several photographs of braid styles displayed at the spring 2014 runways are presented including an exaggerated, embellished braided look from designer Mara Hoffman, a braided ponytail and Moroccanoil Artistic Director Antonio Corral Calero's textured, ethereal braids.

Several photographs are presented which feature models with braids in various fashion shows.

Several photographs of braids displayed at spring shows and products used to prepare them including Moroccanoil Hydrating Styling Cream, Bumble and bumble Gellac, and Redken Thickening Lotion 06, are presented.

The article discusses hairstylist David Cruz's hairstyles at Abaeté's fall 2009 show. Cruz was inspired by 18th century French dandy with his hair teased up high on the top and a braid down his back. First, he slicked hair back on the sides and created a high quiff on top, which was back-combed to add texture, then he braided ponytails. Two key products were Redken Fabricate 03 heat-active texturizer and Workforce 09 flexible volumizing spray.

Reports on the unchanging popularity of braids in the United States. Flexibility of braids as a fashion accessory.