A chic, lightweight option that frames the neck and chin, perfect for warmer weather or lower-maintenance routines.

  1. Braid top Fulani cornrows ending at the nape of the neck or shoulder length.
  2. Install shoulder-length knotless braids across the back section.
  3. Leave dense, bouncy curls emerging from the mid-lengths to the ends, creating a lob (long bob) or jaw-length silhouette.
  4. Shape the curly ends with hair shears if necessary to build a rounded, face-framing bob shape.

10. Crown-Braided Fulani Halo with Cascading Ringlets

How to Make

Features a thick perimeter cornrow or halo braid encircling the head, anchored by cascading ringlet curls.