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Black and Blonde Fulani (Tribal) Braids

A timeless tradition gets a bold, modern update. Black and blonde Fulani braids are a powerful statement of style and heritage.

A woman showcasing her beautiful and intricate black and blonde Fulani (tribal) braids.
Get inspired by black and blonde Fulani braids. Discover how this stunning color combination elevates the traditional tribal braid pattern for a bold, modern look.
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Did you know?

Fulani braids, originating from the Fula people of West Africa, are characterized by their specific pattern: cornrows down the center with braids along the sides, often adorned with beads. The use of contrasting colors like blonde is a modern styling choice that highlights the intricate parting and pattern.

KEY BENEFITS OF HAIRSTYLE

Benefits
  1. Highlights Intricate Parts: The blonde color makes the cornrow patterns stand out.


  2. Bold & Striking Look: A beautiful high-contrast, eye-catching style.


  3. Celebrates Tradition: Honors a classic African braiding style.


  4. No-Damage Color: A bold color look without using chemicals.


  5. Versatile & Creative: Endless ways to incorporate the blonde color.

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How to ask your stylist for this hairstyle 

Tips

Ask your stylist for "Fulani braids" or "tribal braids" and specify that you want "black and blonde" braiding hair. The key is to show photos to be clear on the placement of the blonde—do you want alternating colors, blonde in the center part, or just the extensions to be blonde?

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Question & Answer

What is the traditional Fulani braid pattern?

The most recognizable traditional pattern includes a cornrow braided straight down the center of the head, with several cornrows on each side braided from back to front, hanging near the face. Often, there is a braid wrapped around the hairline as well.

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