“Invest in your hair, it’s the crown you never take off” says one quote and we couldn’t agree more! When it comes for braids, they are both super stylish and a good way to keep your hair together. If interested in a particular style of braiding give a try to 50+ Stylish Box Braids for Men or, even better, scroll through this article to find the perfect braiding option for hair of any type.
1. S-shaped Braids for Men
An intricate, sinuous pattern for braiding Afro American or straight hair is a cool design that is worth trying for the optical illusion created in the top of your head.
What to ask your braider
A side crown finished with a man bun and a beautiful top pattern should be the final result of your braiding session. First, ask your braider to split the hair in two equal parts and trace an S-shaped middle part from which he will braid 5 different small braids to create the S-shape contrasting outline. After that, the side braiding can start. Finish it off with a small bun that will gather all the braids in one twisted bun.
2. Spider-man Pattern for Box Braids
It takes a lot of precision and attention to detail to create this Spiderman inspired pattern for your box-braids, but the results are simply stunning!
What to ask your braider
Ask for a taper undercut and make sure your crown hair side is long and wide enough to allow for the design of the Spider and the Web to be created. The braider will proceed to section of all the top hair into little precise fragments and braid all of it in tiny little box braids. The end move consists of pulling all the braids into one small ponytail.
3. Mohawk-style Box Braids for Men
This is a great variation for those who want to sport a bit of long hair along with their skin fade, since it only involves growing a small part of your hair in a long stripe to later braid and fixate on top of your crown using hair cuffs.
What to ask your braider
Ask for a burr haircut that is around 1/8 inch long and make sure to keep a stripe of hair long enough to braid 2 parallel box braids and attach them to the rest of the crown.
4. Cornrows Braids for Long Hair
A simple, sleek braiding style combined with great hair length and a scarf for extra attitude!
What to ask your braider
Opt for a High Fade haircut and then request feed-in cornrows that will be placed above the temples to form a halo around your crown after parting the whole hair in two.
5. Classic Cornrows Braids for Men
The most frequently seen braids-style is these classic cornrows, here displayed with decorative hair cuffs.
What to ask your braider
After opting for a past-shoulder haircut ask for classic cornrows or choose to have feed-in cornrows in your hair takes too long to grow that length.
6. Intricate Box Braids Design for Bald Haircut
The contrast between the white scalp and dark hair makes for a beautifully displayed braids design adorned here with hair cuffs.
What to ask your braider
Ask for a Bald haircut and make sure the top of the crown keeps a bit of hair so that the braider can add in feed-in braids that he can place according to the preferences.
7. Horizontal Cornrows and Crown Box Braids for Men
These horizontal cornrows with feed-in side braids for men seem really fun to wear and the added hair cuffs bring a color spot to the whole ensemble.
What to ask your braider
Ask for a Temple Fade cut with front piece and then proceed to the hair braiding part. At the end, place two hair cuffs at the back for fixating the braids.
8. Fluorescent Twisted Braids for Men with Long Hair
Now this is a cool ultra-modern, easy to get and style. The fluorescent color will sure make your hair braids stand out!
What to ask your braider
Twisted feed-in box braids, past-shoulders long that will be attached to the top part of your head, while keeping the temples skin faded and shape a clean, straight razor-cut in front.
9. Star Shaped Design for Box Braids for Men
Feel festive or simply a rising-star with this star-shaped feed-in braids that make for a spectacular visual effect.
What to ask your braider
Keep the sides and the back short and tapered and simply add the feed-in braids in the desired shape. The two halo-side braids will be fixed with hairbands to stay down the nape.
10. Green Colored Long Box Braids for Men
Classic box-braids for men with a twist! These green-colored long box braids for men are great to add height, volume and shape to the top of your head.
What to ask your braider
Keep your hair short on the sides and back and then ask for medium length box braids with green feed-in hair pieces to enhance both volume and color!
11. Ankh Design for Box Braids for Men
Another great design for men with strong personalities is this Egyptian inspired Ankh design for high and tight haircuts, fixated with shiny hair cuffs.
What to ask your braider
A high and tight haircut with luscious braids entangled to resemble The Ankh, fixed with shiny golden hair cuffs for a contrast.
12. Convergent Cornrows for Straight Hair
Straight high tight haircut with top cornrows make for a textured special visual effect.
What to ask your braider
Ask for convergent feed-in braids starting at the forehead and finish the whole look with a ponytail. A very David Beckham look, especially if your hair is a natural blonde color.
13. Intricate Cornrows with Man Bun
Hanging thin braids and a maze-like pattern for the cornrows covering the full-head is the way to go if you have long thick curly hair.
What to ask your braider
Ask for feed-in cornrows and make sure to let the end-part free so that you can put it in a ponytail! The added free side braids will face-frame your face.
14. Twisted Braids for Men with Dreadlocks and Highlights
These twisted feed-in braids for men in two different colors will add volume and dimension to your skin fade haircut.
What to ask your braider
Ask for a mix of twisted braids and red dreadlocks to integrate in the braids that will hang loose at the back. Keep the temples short and faded.
15. Undercut with Cornrows for Men
A much sleeker, sculpted look can be obtained with thin cornrows for African American haircuts.
What to ask your braider
Ask for a temple fade with a 1/2 maximum inch on the crown area. Then start the braiding of the cornrows at the center of the hairline by parting the hairs in small thin hair strands.
16. Two- Colored Intricate Cornrow Pattern
This spiraled blue-pink pattern with added cross-shaped hair cuffs make for an exquisite, extreme look.
What to ask your braider
Ask for a 1/2 inch long overall haircut with added feed-in braids that will hang loose from the top of the head where the cornrows finish.
17. Swirling Cornrows and Crown Braids for Men
Another intricate, difficult cornrows pattern with a halo braid to cover the crown is a stylish way to draw attention to your hair.
What to ask your braider
Ask for a high tight fade cut while leaving the styling of the crown to the talent and skill of the braider. You can wear the halo braids both loose or in a ponytail, since they are already secured.
18. Thick Natural Box Braids for Medium Hair
This natural looking box braids are a great way of wearing your hair for a more relaxed, casual look and the good thing is you can make them at home!
What to ask your braider
Ask for relaxed Box Braids for men, the way Goldn 24k wore them in his iconic music videos and appearances.
19. Marijuana Themed Pattern for Cornrows
This nature-inspired pattern, made to resemble a marijuana leaf, both in color and design is a treat for the eyes.
What to ask your braider
Ask for a high undercut and feed-in side braids that you can put in two jumbo box braids. For that bright green effect, your braider can use green hair pieces to add in the cornrows.
20. Box Braids for Men with Contrasting Hair Piece for Long Hair
A low under cut mixed with long crown hair can result in this stylish look that is enhanced by the contrasting color hair pieces added in the braids.
What to ask your braider
Ask for feed-in braids with added hair pieces in platinum white. At the end gather all the braids in one braided bun and leave two of the front braids to frame your face.
21. Infinite Cornrows Pattern for High Top Haircut
A high and tight fade cut combined with a great cornrows design will result in this beautiful “permanent crown” you can flaunt without fear of losing it!
What to ask your braider
Ask to have a circular cornrow that will separate the rest of the crown hair from the fade haircut and inside to create a a quadrant-sectioned circle on top of which it should place the feed-in braids to create the infinite shaped symbol.
22. Shamrock Shaped Design for Cornrows
Feel extra-lucky with this shamrock-shaped cornrows that are both a joy to look at and to touch!
What to ask your braider
Similar to the infinite shaped cornrows, it all starts with a feed-in circular braid that will separate your crown hair from the rest of the haircut. Imagine it as a canvas where the braider will place the shamrock- shaped braids and fixate them to your natural hair using crochets and hair cuffs.
23. Undercut Fade Gingham Patterned Braids for Men
Now this is an optical illusion you don’t usually expect to find anywhere else other than clothes.
What to ask your braider
High and tight fade cut paired with a circular feed-in braid that you will later put it in a bun, and gingham displayed thin cornrows inside the crown area.
24. Long Thick Braids for men with Back Ponytail
A great way to contour the natural shape of your skull and a great match for a long beard is this long thick braids style for men with long hair or by adding feed-in braids.
What to ask your braider
Start by parting your hair in the middle and keeping the hair length around 3 inches long so that the 4 long braids will be symmetrically distanced. Once the braiding is done, gather all the hairs is one single ponytail.
25. Twisted Dreadlocks for Men with Ginger Hair
Temple fade and long, twisting, thick, rope-like ginger dreadlocks make for a ferocious viking-like look.
What to ask your braider
Ask for a temple fade combined with dreadlocks for the rest of your hair which can have add-ins so that the final look is voluminous.
26. Short Box Braids for Undercut Fade with Hair Beads
Box Braids with a twist: triangle-shaped bases and hair cuffs to adorn your braids for a cool, young look.
What to ask your braider
Ask for a high and tight top fade cut with the crown hair braided in triangle-shaped box braids of around 3 inches length and added blonde highlights for a contrast. The hair cuff will both keep the hair from falling apart and give extra weight to the braids so that they hang around the head.
27. Twisted Thick Pigtails with Multi Braids
A mermaid-inspired look, this style resembles the fishnet although is based on twisting rather than braiding.
What to ask your braider
Start by adding feed-in braids to your twisted natural braids parted in the middle. After adding all the feed-in braids, make a french style braid on each side of the head and secure them with invisible hairbands.
28. Uneven Cornrows with Taper Fade Haircut
The asymmetric styling makes for an interesting look and an easy to replicate hairstyle.
What to ask your braider
Ask for four convergent feed-in cornrows on top of your head, while keeping the rest of the hair no longer than 1/8 inches long. Add hair cuffs for a cool look.
29. Criss Cross Patterned Cornrows with Taper Fade Haircut
A high taper haircut mixed with an intricate criss-cross design for your cornrows is the ultimate stylish choice you can make for a subtle look.
What to ask your braider
Two main side feed-in braids will be the structure on which he can add criss-cross cornrows to replicate this look.
30. Cornrows with Hair Cuffs
Six cornrows symmetrically displayed are simple and stylish with minimal effort.
What to ask your braider
Ask for a 1/4 overall inch fade cut with convergent cornrows starting at the hairline.
31. Dollar Sign Design For Cornrows
Release your inner gangsta with this sharp dollar sign design for cornrows.
What to ask your braider
Request a taper fade haircut with the crown are carefully braided so that it creates a dollar sign out of feed-in braids.
32. Twisted Box Braids for Men Gathered in Space Buns
This unisex hairstyle makes for a beautiful visual effect and it will sure make your braids stand out in a crowd.
What to ask your braider
A fully braided head using a twisting technique after sectioning your hair in small little triangles and finished off with a two space buns to gather all the loose hairs and braids in one bun.
33. Side Braid for Taper Haircut with Loosely Braided Top Part
This is a great braiding style if you have natural short and straight hair. It suits both fine and thick types of hair.
What to ask your braider
After having your hair cut done at the barbershop, ask for a french braid for your crown area and a side cornrow, tightly braided to the skin, revealing the side part. You can do this by yourself if feeling handy!
34. Circular Pattern Box Braids for Men
This is a cool shaped circular style of braids for men, resembling a windmill when looked at from the top.
What to ask your braider
Request a top knot haircut with cornrows for the top. After dividing the hair in equal thin sections and braiding them, continue with feed-in braids and secure them using metallic hair beads.
35. H-Shaped Patterned Cornrows
Hogwarts meets Brooklyn with this H- Shaped box braids that seem to section the scalp sharp.
What to ask your braider
Start with an 1/4 inch long overall fade cut and cornrows for the top of your hair which you can make longer by adding extra hair pieces. Gather all the braids in tow back braids that you can secure using colorful accessories.
36. Box Braids with Highlights
A tight taper under cut paired with triangle shaped box braids will make for a cool effortless look!
What to ask your braider
Request a tight taper undercut and let the rest of your hair be sectioned into small 1 inch long triangles that the braider will later use as a base for braiding the box braids. To add color, place beads on each hair braid.
37. Wave-Shaped Braids
This wave-shaped braids create a different view depending on the way you’re looking at this haircut.
What to ask your braider
Ask for a fully braided head, using feed-in braids to create thickness as he moves downwards.
38. Circular Pattern Box Braids with Red Hair Pieces
A great way to accessorize and make long braids stand out is this technique that mixes natural hair pieces with the rest of your hair for extra length.
What to ask your braider
After having your hair cut in a taper fade with the top of your head longer than the rest, ask your braider to section your hair in equal sections and have four distinct long braids hanging past-shoulders.
39. Blonde Box Braids Extensions for Black Hair
This Havana-inspired braid extensions are great to add yo your short haircut if you want to start braiding your hair but don’t have enough material for feed- in braids.
What to ask your braider
Ask for a flat top haircut with a side razor sharp line to create a geometrical shape for your head and after proceed to add the hair extensions to your natural hair.
40. Thick Side Cornrows with Intricate Model
A high and tight haircut goes perfect with long cornrows added on the sides of your crown.
What to ask your braider
Ask for two full thick feed-in braids for the side cornrows that will separate the top hair from the side cut and part the hair inside on the middle. Afterwards he can create smaller, subtler thinner braids inside these areas.
41. Different Cornrows with Back Bun
High and tight undercut mixed with luscious thick cornrows make for a great platform for your man bun.
What to ask your braider
There is something about dark hair that makes it very beautiful to be braided. These small close to each other cornrows gradually become thicker as your braider will get close to the back of your head where he can secure them in a bun and use hair cuffs for extra styling points.
42. Swirling Cornrows For Long Hair
These slim, fine cornrows follow the natural hairlines in your head to create a subtle visual effect.
What to ask your braider
To begin with mention that you want your full head braided and styled so that it has a very flat, neat appearance. Finish off with a long ponytail at the back of the head.
43. Radial Pattern for Thick Cornrows
These feed-in thick cornrows will add your head extra volume in the front and are easy to sport no matter the occasion.
What to ask your braider
A low undercut paired with thick feed-in cornrows that become thicker and fuller as the braider moves to the back of your head starting from your hairline’s middle.
44. Whitewalls Haircut with Cornrows and Man Bun
Add extra-inches and extra style with these feed-in cornrows and braids for men that are great to make your appearance unique, especially if combined with different colored hair pieces.
What to ask your braider
Ask for a whitewall haircut using #00 razors for your sides and back and keep the top of your hair longer so that feed-in cornrows can be created using a different colored hair piece and at the end gather all the hair in one braided bun.
45. Skin Fade Undercut with Cornrows and Man Bun
This tapered undercut makes a platform for the cornrows and man bun for curly hair. The contrast between the geometrically traced cornrows and the fluffy short bun is cool!
What to ask your braider
Ask for a skin trimmed taper undercut with the top of your head long enough to create radial cornrows starting form your hairline towards the back.
46. Long Cornrow Pigtails with Hair Piece
A high and tight fade cut mixed with very long cornrows and pigtails and a short trimmed beard make for an edgy look.
What to ask your braider
Ask for a high and tight haircut and start the braiding with contrast color hair pieces to be added in two parallel pigtails on the center of your head.
47. Thin and Thick Cornrows with Small Sections
An interesting design can save your hairstyle from dullness and such is the case with these smart placed cornrows.
What to ask your braider
Keep the temples fade and the rest of top hair long enough so that the braider can section it and create cornrows using feed-in braids.
48. Side Cornrows with Zig Zag Sectioning
This simple yet stylish braiding style is great and easy to be made.
What to ask your braider
Ask for a #1 clippers fade on the sides and the rest of your top hair long enough to add side braids starting at the center of your hairline and moving sideways while sectioning your natural hair so that it creates a zig-zag middle part.
49. Ponytail Top Knot Men Box Braids Hairstyle
Short and long hair combine for a full- effect look with this short shape-up and triangle box braids.
What to ask your braider
Request a top knot haircut with triangle shaped box braids for the top. Separate the hair on the crown of the head and use a knotted box braids technique for installation. Create an undercut with a #1 clippers guard, with a shape up for the boxy hairline amd gather all the braids in one ponytail.
50. Twisted Box Braids
These full-head braids combine natural hair and colored hair pieces for a uniform style.
What to ask your braider
Request a fully braided head, using a twisting technique and extensions for installation.
51. High and Tight Undercut with Spiraled Cornrows
This cool design is created using solely feed-in cornrows and precision to separate the sections.
What to ask your braider
Add feed-in braids to create thick full cornrows that are long enough to reach your shoulders and secure them using small hair cuffs.
52. Oval Shaped Cornrows
Yet another great optical effect is created on top of your shape-up using these stylish cornrows.
What to ask your braider
Start by parting your hair in the middle and halfway on that part create two distinct smaller parts that will also be the point of start for two divergent cornrows that trace a circular line.
53. High and Tight Undercut with Cornrows and Top Knot
This high and tight undercut paired with an ornamental cornrow design is an interesting yet practical way of wearing braids for men.
What to ask your braider
Ask to create two main cornrows on the sides of your crown and top it off with secondary, smaller cornrows. At the back of your head, gather all the braids in one bun.
54. Artistic Pattern Cornrows with Top Knot
Resembling a scorpion, the top pattern on the head of this braids hairstyle looks complicated but its quite easy to be done.
What to ask your braider
Ask to create two spirals on top of your forehead and then a circular cornrow to shut in the crown and finish it with a top knot.
55. Long Pigtails with Cornrows
This uniform, almost feminine hairstyle, involving braiding all your long hair is actually a classic that suits both sexes.
What to ask your braider
Braid all your hair in small thin horizontal cornrows and add feed-in braids for the vertical ones that will create the two main tails.
56. Four Jumbo Box Braids for Long Hair
These twisted jumbo box braids are thicker and fuller than micro braids and make a statement for the person who wears them.
What to ask your braider
Section your hair in 4 equal parts and add feed-in braids to create the two fuller ones on top of the head. You can opt for different colored hair pieces to highlight your ends.
57. Shape-up Undercut with Dreadlocks in Top knot and Artistic Razor Design
Go for a 1/2 inch long shape-up and a razor-cut artistic design to personalize your top knot fade.
What to ask your braider
This longer than usual shape-up combined with nappy dreadlocks looks awesome with a side razor cut design to personalize your whole look.
58. Taper Haircut with Long Box Braids in High Ponytail
A stylish way to improve a medium short haircut is by adding extension braids.
What to ask your braider
Ask for a 1 inch long taper haircut and later ask your braider to install long box braids, thin and dense to the top part of your crown.
59. Rectangular Box Braids with Side Cornrows for Men
A spider-like appearance due to the even look of these braids, this haircut makes for a very geometric look.
What to ask your braider
The most important part is the sectioning part, with the boxes very close to each other and the braids evenly displayed on top of the circular cornrow that encapsulates your crown hair.
60. Quadrant Sectioned Cornrows with Skin Fade Haircut
This cross-like sectioning is quite easy to style and obtain and offers many braiding options.
What to ask your braider
The total number of cornrows is 4 and they have to section the top crown in 4 different quadrants. Leave the rest of your head skin trimmed with a fade cut.
61. High and Tight Haircut with Spiraled Cornrows and Top Knot
Keep your “permanent crown” stylish with this spiraled cornrows, subtle and easy to maintain.
What to ask your braider
Ask for a high and tight haircut pairade with cornrows braids that become progressively thicker as the braider moves outwards. Finish the design with a braided bun.
62. Embedded Cornrows for Long Hair
Another stunning visual effect can be created when embedding different cornrows on top of a shape-up haircut.
What to ask your braider
He or she should start braiding alternative cornrows starting opposite directions so that the final effect will be the one in the picture.
63. High and Tight Haircut with Top Box Braids
Close to a shape-up this high and tight haircut combined with box braids would look great on any type of hair.
What to ask your braider
Braid all the top hair in boxes of 1 inch length and make a ponytail out of the back ones while leaving two front braids free to frame your face.
64. Medium Long Box Braids with Hair Accessories and Hair Cuffs
Adorned with seashells and red beads on colored string these box braids are super exotic and great for a holiday look.
What to ask your braider
A full braiding session for your hair combined with feed-in braids and accessories that will enhance the original look and hair cuffs to keep the whole ensemble in place.
65. Undercut with Long Braided Dreadlocks
Similar to the ginger long dreadlocks this dark brunette looks equally charming, although the dreadlocks vary in thickness and braiding style.
What to ask your braider
A tight undercut with feed-in braids and twisted dreadlocks will give you this final look.
66. Multiple Diamond Shaped Cornrows
What to ask your braider
Make sure the final look are this embossed thick cornrows by adding feed-in braids and ask for a full head braiding session.
67. High Fade with Thin Intricate Cornrows
What to ask your braider
Keep the crown area round and beautifully trimmed so that the braider can add feed-in circular cornrows and also create thin, skin close smaller cornrows to decorate the inside of the crown.
68. High and Tight Fade-cut with Long Dreadlocks and Hair Pieces
Keep it short and simple with a tight fade cut and extra-long dreadlocks for a very special look.
What to ask your braider
The most complex part is the adding of the hair extensions and hair pieces to make the dreadlocks a different color and fuller.
69. High and Tight Fade Cut with Embedded Cornrows
What to ask your braider
A classic high and tight haircut with feed-in cornrows that create a stunning visual effect, place at about 1 inch distance.
70. High and Tight Fade cut Single Ponytail with Multiple Twisted Braids for Men
Slim, subtle fade cuts combined with an extra-long and thick ponytail make your hair both practical and fashionable.
What to ask your braider
After getting your haircut, make sure the box braids are close to each other and that the twisting can begin. Take every little twisted braid and enclose it with feed-in braids that will form a complete solid ponytail.
71. Shape-up Fade Haircut with Thunder-Shaped Cornrows
What to ask your braider
Thick dark hair is a great option for braiding cornrows on a shape-up since the density of the hair will make for a full uniform look.
72. Intricate Cornrows Pattern with Top Knot and Side Braids
A short medium haircut combined with medium sized cornrows can be very stylish if the design is an intricate one.
What to ask your braider
Start braiding from a central point on top of your head and create a V-shaped parting in the front with two braids hanging loose to frame your face and the rest of the cornrows gathered in a back ponytail.
73. Intricate Cornrows Pattern with Top Knot
What to ask your braider
A middle part with different starting points for slim subtle cornrows and two side feed-in cornrows that will encapsulate the whole crown hair gathered in a back braided bun is what this look is all about.
74. Front Fade Haircut with Long Dreads
What to ask your braider
Two-strand twisted long braids that start the middle of your head downwards combined with a clean straight razor cut for the temples.
75. Leaf Patterned Box Braids
What to ask your braider
This braids for men option is a great one if you have a lack of hair on top of your head since it will cover the whole area using feed-in small hair braids that are added to the natural ones braided in cornrows on the side.
76. 3 Stranded Dreadlocks Tails
What to ask your braider
This look resembles the long ears of Jar Jar Binks in Star wars except way more fierce-full. Ask for twisted cornrows with added hairpieces to obtain this volume and length.
77. Blonde Ombre for Long Dark Box Braids
What to ask your braider
A full head braiding session mixing both different hair colors and textures, this double twisted braids create a uniform even aspect.
78. Father-daughter box braids styles
What to ask your braider
Take your father-daughter special bond to the next level by giving her a complementary braided hairstyle to match yours. The braiding patterns can vary but the haircut has to be kept long in the case of the daughter and opt for a high fade to get this exact man-look.
79. Horizontal Cornrows with Crown Braids
What to ask your braider
A low fade to start with, combined with around 20 horizontal cornrows, evenly displayed will create this uniform look while the circular long braids will keep the whole look together.
80. Thick Twisted Braids for Box Braids
What to ask your braider
Start by parting all the top hair in small diamond shaped boxes and twist them combining with feed-in braids throughout the four long main braids.
81. Patterned Fade Haircut with Twisted Box Braids
What to ask your braider
This tightly secured and knotted look starts with micro twisted braids for the crown part and back of the nape while leaving half of it faded and with a razor cut pattern in V-shape.
82. High and Tight Haircut with Feed-in Box Braids and Ponytail
What to ask your braider
Trim all your side hair and the back while leaving the top long enough to braiding different sized box braids that will come together in a medium long ponytail.
83. Thin Box Braids for Blonde Ombre Hair
What to ask your braider
Sleek and chic and definitely a short trip to the braider saloon, this simple box braids with natural hair is enhanced by the blonde ombre applied to the hair.
84. Feed-in Ombre Braids with Top Knot
What to ask your braider
A shape up haircut to start with and five concentric feed-in braids will cover the look in this picture, styled with a short knot at the back.
85. High and Tight Haircut wit Feed-in Braids
What to ask your braider
An approximately 1/4 inch long fade cut combined with a narrow top stripe where he or she will braid 4 small thin cornrows and one main braid to shape your hair.
86. Intricate Patterned Cornrows
What to ask your braider
An intricate pattern will guarantee you an original look and plenty of length to play with if he will add feed-in braids.
87. Fade Cut with Feed-in Braids in Arrow Design
What to ask your braider
A design that will make you instantly fall in love is here displayed on a fade cut with 6 thick feed-in braids and one slim double cornrow that marks the center.
88. Temple Fade with Braided Crown using Feed-in Braids
What to ask your braider
Another feminine hairstyle with a masculine twist brought by the temple 1/4 inch long fade cut is here adorned with two feed-in main cornrows and one central entangled braid to top off the whole look.
89. Horizontal Cornrows with Feed-in Braids
What to ask your braider
Bulky and heavy and with plenty of volume this braided man bun is created with two feed-in massive braids and multiple little cornrows on the sides of the middle part.
90. Fade Haircut with Stitched-in-like Triangle Braids
What to ask your braider
An equal number of triangle-box twisted braids that come together in one central long braid giving a stitched look to the whole hairstyle.
91. Ricrac Feed-in Cornrows
What to ask your braider
An exquisite choice perfect for powerful personalities, this braided hairstyle combines 6 small thin cornrows and 3 feed-in braids displayed in a ricrac pattern.
92. Leaf-Patterned Cornrows
What to ask your braider
Numerous cornrows starting from the middle part and a long sinuous one that resemble the string of a leaf are needed in order to replicate this hairstyle. Two side braids are used to make the whole ensemble get in shape.
93. High and Tight Haircut with X-Shaped Feed-in Braids and Braided Bun
What to ask your braider
Say hello to your inner X-man with this X-shaped feed-in top braids and top bun to complete the look. Ask for a 1/2 inch long fade cut for your back and temples.
94. Top Fade cut with Small Parallel Cornrows
What to ask your braider
Ask for a top fade or a shape up, making sure that the top hair allows for adding cornrows. Keep it simple with slim, no more than 5 cornrows.
95. Micro Cornrows with Pattern Design
What to ask your braider
Create around 9 feed-in cornrows to cover your head fully. The total length of the hair should be around 1/4 inches long . Break the pattern with circular cornrows that will create a great visual effect.
96. Ricrac Cornrows with Halo Braids for Men
What to ask your braider
A clean cut fade matches with a clean sharp braided hairstyle. The carefully displayed feed-in side braids make a beautiful contrast with the two central cornrows that create the ricrac pattern.
97. Spider-Shaped Design Braids for Men with Red Hair Piece and Accessories
What to ask your braider
Ask for a slim, thin braided spider-shaped pattern for your top hair with both natural and feed-in cornrows that come together to create the hump of the spider and the legs. Use a bit of hair piece to create the red spot and themed- accessories to keep in place the falling braids.
98. Intricate Design Cornrows for Straight Hair
What to ask your braider
Designed with straight blonde hair, longer that what most men sport, this multi-braided cornrow hairstyle is quite intricate and you can ask your personal braider to use extra hair pieces if you want a fuller look.
99. Sectioned Cornrows with Blonde Ombre
What to ask your braider
Request a patterned braiding style resembling a windmill with concentric cornrows in two distinct colors for a popping effect. Secure them with hair cuffs.
100. Diamond-Shaped Pattern for Cornrows
What to ask your braider
These cornrows look cool but need full length hair ideally or using feed-in cornrows to cover all these different strands needed to make the hair look diamond shaped.
101. Accolade Cornrows
What to ask your braider
Ask for a full session of braiding your long hair in 8 different thick cornrows evenly displayed on each side of the head and two thinner ones that will give the “accolade effect”.
102. Cornrows With Man Bun
What to ask your braider
Your hair should be at least 4 inches long to recreate this look. Ask for four classic cornrows distributed symmetrically on the top of your head and add a hair ring along the length of each.
103. Serpent Thin Braids With Man Bun
What to ask your braider
This one here is a true artwork. Your braider should divide your hair into 12 equal sections to shape thin and subtle braids. They should take on a progressive S-shape that ends right in the center of the head, forming a small bun.
104. Bent Braid With Extra Small Bun
What to ask your braider
To achieve this hairstyle you will have to sacrifice a large part of the length of your hair and keep only the front strands long enough to be braided. Ask your braider for two braids starting right from the middle of your forehead and wrap them around the head, finishing with an extra-small bun on the nape area.
105. Middle Part Parallel Braids
What to ask your braider
Start by dividing the hair in half and work in equal sections of 5 on each side. Your braider must make thin braids, parallel and equal in length ending at the ear.
106. Slicked Back Braids With A Blue Drop
What to ask your braider
Ask your braider to give your thick braids a slicked-back look and add a splash of blue to emphasize the top area. To get even more focus on the top, shorten your sides with a #3.
107. Side Part Braids With Undercut
What to ask your braider
Ask your braider to follow only one direction while creating your braids, depending on the side that best benefits your facial features. On the other side get a #1 or #2 undercut and remember to keep it long enough if you want to add a razor design on this area.
Conclusion
There are countless possibilities of getting man braids. Either you prefer natural looking long braids or feed-in braids for men, the options are unlimited and they all depend on finding the right braiding artist and the patience to get the look. We hope our suggestions will help you find the right braids style!
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