Ghana braids are a popular protection design for natural hair and curly hair, also widely known as cornrows, direct-backs or banana trimmings.

The braids of Ghana can trace roots back to Africa throughout. They have been an integral part of many ethnic, religious, social, and cultural traditions in centuries. In hieroglyphics and sculptures carved around 500 BC, the earliest depictions of Ghana braids appear.

Cornwraps, Ghana braiding, goddess braids, box braiding, and other styles of protection are now more popular than ever with women, and many diverse ethnic groups are used today to the hairstyle.

Braid Ghana is suited for all ages and works well with decorative features like wooden beads, flowers, metal rings, and more.

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Twisted hairstyles are all stunning by themselves. All these Ghana braids are attached with gold beads in order to have an extra effect. The matching beads bring the entire theme together and make it a beautiful thing.

With an endless range of patterns, sizes, and combinations, Ghana braids can be developed. The only limit to the choices you make is your creativity. A carefully designed fishbone creates a stunning hairstyle as shown above.

These beautiful golden braids create a unique and dynamic hairstyle and add even more value to your hair.

This is a case in point if you are looking extensively for Ghanaian hairstyle illustrations. This complex, courtyard-shaped whirlpool-look provides a beautiful, beautifully desirable hairstyle feel.

You may wear them up or down so many ways after your locks are braided. It is an easy and common option to make them into a low bun. Start your hairline thinly and expand it as it reaches the back of your head.