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A guide to the sleek and sophisticated stitch braid ponytail, a flawless protective style using a classic, rich chocolate brown braiding hair.
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The Sleek Stitch Braid Ponytail in a Chocolate Brown
The epitome of sleek sophistication. The stitch braid ponytail is a masterpiece of clean lines, and a rich chocolate brown is a timelessly chic color choice.
Ocassion
Polished, Protective, Work, Formal
Best suit face shape
All
Best for hair type
4a-4c
Difficulty Level
Expert
Minimum hair length
Shoulder
DIY Time at home
15 mins (prep)
Time in Salon
2.5-4+ hours
this style is for
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Anyone looking for a very neat, secure, and polished protective ponytail. The chocolate brown is a classic, universally flattering brunette shade.
Hairstyle Insight
The "stitch" braiding technique is relatively new compared to traditional cornrowing and has gained immense popularity for its incredibly clean, sharp, and precise appearance.
Key Benefits
A very sleek and polished protective style.
The "stitch" technique is incredibly neat.
The color is a classic, rich brunette.
A long-lasting and durable hairstyle.
Keeps all hair neatly contained.
Common Misconceptions
That it is a simple, quick hairstyle to do.
How to ask your stylist for this style
Ask a professional braider for a "high, sleek ponytail with feed-in stitch braids." Specify a classic #4 chocolate brown for the braiding hair color.
Tools:
Choosing Products
A good edge control; a light mousse to set the braids; moisturizing scalp spray; braiding hair.
Step by step instructions to achieve style at home
To keep the braids looking extra sleek, apply a bit of mousse to the cornrows and tie them down with a silk scarf for 30 minutes.
This will help to eliminate any frizz or flyaways.
Caring for your hair
This long-lasting protective style (4-8 weeks) is a timeless classic.
The chocolate brown is a rich, warm, and universally flattering shade.
Frequently asked questions
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What is the difference between stitch braids and feed-in braids?
"Feed-in" is the technique of adding hair. "Stitch" is the parting technique. Most stitch braids are also feed-in braids to create a natural, flat start at the hairline.
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Madeleine
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Madeleine is an expert hair stylist dedicated to the art and science of hair care. Her work empowers individuals to understand and embrace their hair's true potential, transforming routine care into a ritual of natural beauty.
