Cornrows – also known as cane rows – are three-strand braids created using the underhand technique. This gives them a raised appearance. Plaited cl...

As cornrows are a tighter braid style, they can put more tension on your scalp, leading to breakage and hairline thinning. This condition is known...

While they were first popular in the '90s, cornrows are very much back in style. The endless variety of cornrow patterns makes the hairstyle a favo...

Considered a 'protective style,' cornrows – like other braids – prevent your natural hair from being damaged by heat, chemicals, environmental poll...

The minimum length of hair for cornrows is around two inches.

As cornrows are braided close to the scalp, you will usually fit them under a hat. However, the friction from the hat could cause frizz and ruin th...

Once braided, cornrows will remain intact until you take them out – if properly maintained. Regularly moisturizing your scalp and conditioning your...

Getting cornrows wet causes them to frizz up, so it's important to wear a cap when showering. While you will undoubtedly need to shampoo your hair...

The price for any braiding varies widely depending on the area, the stylist or barber's experience, the thickness and length of your hair, the comp...