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Headband braids are an effortless slay, sweeping one side behind the ear makes this look even more polished.On their own, Fulani braids are a gorgeous style. Crocheting-braided curly or textured hair at the back of this looks adds even more versatility and tons of volume.Undercuts are so badass and adding in a braid where the cut beings takes this edgy look up a notch.A vibrant color can transform the most casual braided styles.
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