Fulani Braids 26" Straight Back Cornrow Braided Wig With Baby Hair 13x4 Lace Front Wig-MBW19

Fulani braids are a traditional African hairstyle originating from the Fulani ethnic group in West Africa. They feature a unique pattern of raised braids or twists along the center of the head, often adorned with decorative elements like beads or shells. Known for their cultural significance and versatility, Fulani braids are a popular choice for those seeking distinctive and stylish hairstyles.

Tribal braids are a diverse category of braided hairstyles inspired by the traditional and cultural practices of various ethnic groups or tribes. These braids often incorporate unique patterns, designs, and embellishments, reflecting the rich heritage and identity of different communities. Tribal braids can include a variety of styles, such as Fulani braids, box braids, cornrows, or other intricate braiding techniques that have cultural significance. These hairstyles may be adorned with beads, shells, or other decorative elements, further enhancing their tribal and cultural aesthetic.

Feed-in braids are a braiding technique where additional hair is gradually added to natural hair as the braiding progresses. This method creates a more natural and less bulky look, and it's commonly used for various braid styles like cornrows or box braids.

Crafted from premium Japanese synthetic fibers, MyBraidedWig ensures lasting quality in our braided wigs—up to two years with proper care. Use lukewarm water and conditioner for washing, and avoid curling irons and perm tools to maintain synthetic fiber integrity. Follow these guidelines for an extended lifespan and prolonged enjoyment of your braided wig.

a. Gentle Washing: To maintain the longevity of your braided wig, wash it in lukewarm water using a mild conditioner instead of regular shampoo. Avoid washing it in hot water, or it can cause synthetic braids to split. 

b. Moisturize and Condition: Moisturizing is crucial for synthetic wigs. When washing, opt for conditioner over shampoo to prevent drying. Wigs lack natural oils, and shampoos may lead to dryness and cracking. Avoid degreasing products to extend the lifespan of your wig.

c. Air Drying Only: After washing, allow your wig to air dry in a well-ventilated area. Synthetic materials are sensitive to heat, and using heating tools can distort or melt the fibers.

d. Proper Storage: When not in use, hang your braided wig and place it on the mannequin head to maintain its shape. Minimize exposing your wig to frequent moisture. Excess water can create a breeding ground for bacteria, potentially impacting both the wig and your scalp. 

e. Protective Sprays: Consider using synthetic-wig-specific conditioning sprays to keep the fibers smooth and tangle-free. Anti-frizz sprays can be beneficial for managing flyaways and maintaining a polished look.

f. Seal ends: All MyBraidedWig's braided wigs come with neat and tight ends. If your braided wig develops split ends with time, dip the ends in hot water to reseal the tips. The premium quality Japanese synthetic fiber is hot water set possible, which means that you can use hot water to set curls and seal tips to prevent loosening while maintaining its flexibility and human-hair-like texture.

g. Travel Tips: If you need to travel with your braided wig, store it in a protective case or box to prevent tangling or crushing. This ensures your wig looks its best when you reach your destination.

h. Natural Hair Care: Even if you wear your wig daily, prioritize caring for your natural hair. Regular washing every two weeks helps maintain a healthy scalp.

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