Welcome to Didi Hair Styles, your destination for trendy and stylish Nigerian braided black hair creations. With over a decade of expertise, I specialize in crafting big and small braids, twists, ponytails, and buns that exude elegance and flair. From intricate cornrows to voluminous goddess braids, each style is meticulously tailored to enhance your natural beauty. Drawing from Nigerian braiding traditions, I infuse a contemporary twist into every design, ensuring you stand out with confidence. Join me on a journey of self-expression and empowerment through captivating hairstyles that celebrate your unique identity.
Simple Didi Braids
Simple Didi Braids are a protective hairstyle featuring small, tight braids that are typically close to the scalp. They are created by sectioning the hair into small parts and braiding each section individually. This style is popular for its neat appearance and low maintenance.
Didi Braids with Designs
Didi Braids with Designs are an extension of the traditional Didi Braids hairstyle, incorporating intricate patterns or designs into the braids. These designs can range from geometric shapes to more elaborate motifs, adding flair and personalization to the hairstyle.
Two-toned didi braids
Two-toned Didi Braids involve incorporating two different colors into the braids, creating a striking contrast. This style adds depth and dimension to the braids, allowing for creative expression and personalization. Popular combinations include black and blonde, or various shades of brown.
Jumbo Didi Braids
Jumbo Didi Braids are a larger version of the traditional Didi Braids, featuring thicker and chunkier braids. These braids are created by using larger sections of hair, resulting in a bold and voluminous look. Jumbo Didi Braids offer a statement-making hairstyle with added texture and dimension.
Ponytail Didi Braids
Ponytail Didi Braids involve creating Didi Braids that are gathered and secured into a ponytail. This style offers versatility, allowing the braids to be worn high or low on the head. It’s a sleek and practical option for those who want the convenience of a ponytail with the elegance of braids.
Bun Didi Braids
Bun Didi Braids involve styling Didi Braids into a bun, typically positioned at the crown of the head or at the nape of the neck. This style offers a chic and polished look, perfect for formal occasions or everyday wear. It combines the elegance of braids with the sophistication of a bun hairstyle.
Goddess didi braids
Goddess Didi Braids are a glamorous variation of the traditional Didi Braids hairstyle, often incorporating accessories like beads, shells, or metallic cuffs. These adornments add a regal touch to the braids, enhancing their beauty and elevating the overall look to a goddess-like level.
Curly didi braids
Curly Didi Braids combine the elegance of Didi Braids with the texture of curls. This style involves braiding the hair while leaving the ends unbraided, allowing them to naturally curl or using a curling method after braiding. Curly Didi Braids offer a unique and playful twist on the traditional braided hairstyle.
Didi Braids with Zigzags
Didi Braids with Zigzags incorporate zigzag patterns into the braids, creating a dynamic and eye-catching look. This style involves weaving the hair in a zigzag motion as it’s braided, adding a playful and geometric element to the traditional Didi Braids hairstyle.
Didi Braids with Cornrows
Didi Braids with Cornrows combine the sleekness of Didi Braids with the precision of cornrow braiding techniques. This style features rows of tightly braided hair close to the scalp, transitioning into the traditional Didi Braids further down the length of the hair. It offers a stylish and intricate look with added texture and dimension.
How to do didi braids
To do Didi Braids, section the hair, then tightly braid each section close to the scalp. Incorporate new hair as you go and repeat until all sections are braided.
Triangle part didi braids
Triangle part Didi Braids involve sectioning the hair into triangular parts instead of traditional square or rectangular sections before braiding. This creates a geometric pattern that adds visual interest to the hairstyle. Triangle part Didi Braids offer a modern and unique twist on the classic braided look.
Didi Braids for Medium Hair
Didi Braids can be achieved on medium-length hair by parting the hair into small sections and braiding tightly against the scalp. Adjust the size of the braids to suit the hair length, ensuring a neat and polished look.
Didi Braids in an Updo:
To create Didi Braids in an updo, gather the braids at the crown or back of the head and secure them with hairpins or elastics. Arrange the braids into a bun or ponytail, leaving some braids loose for a textured effect.
Didi Braids for Long Hair:
For long hair, Didi Braids can be achieved by parting the hair into small sections and braiding tightly against the scalp, incorporating new hair as you go. Adjust the size and length of the braids to accommodate the hair’s length, ensuring a neat and uniform look.
Didi Braids for Short Hair
Didi Braids for short hair may require smaller sections for tighter braids. Start by parting the hair into small sections and braiding them tightly against the scalp, incorporating new hair as you go. Adjust the size and length of the braids to suit the hair’s short length, ensuring a neat and polished look.
Didi Braids with Box Braids
Didi Braids with Box Braids combine the close-to-scalp technique of Didi Braids with the larger, box-shaped sections of traditional box braids. Start by parting the hair into boxes and then braid each section tightly against the scalp, incorporating new hair as you go.
Didi Braids in a Mohawk Braid
Didi Braids in a Mohawk style involves creating braids along the center of the head, resembling a Mohawk haircut. The braids are typically tight and sleek, while the sides are left loose or styled in a different manner. It’s a bold and trendy hairstyle choice.
HalfUp, HalfDown Didi Braids
Half-up, half-down Didi Braids combine elements of the Didi Braids with a half-up hairstyle, where only the top section of the hair is pulled up and braided while the rest is left down. It’s a versatile and stylish look that adds texture and interest to the hair.
Didi Braids with Kanekalon Hair:
Didi Braids with Kanekalon hair involves using Kanekalon extensions to create the braids. Kanekalon is a type of synthetic hair commonly used for braiding due to its durability and versatility. Adding Kanekalon hair to Didi Braids can enhance length, volume, and styling options.
Didi braids with beads
Didi Braids with beads involves incorporating beads into the braids for added decoration and style. Beads can be threaded onto individual braids, creating a colorful and playful look. They can be placed strategically throughout the braids to add pops of color or pattern, enhancing the overall aesthetic of the hairstyle.
Circular Didi With Attachment
Circular Didi hairstyle with attachment involves braiding hair in a circular pattern around the scalp, starting from the center outward, and incorporating synthetic hair extensions (attachments) to add volume and length. This creates a full, elaborate look.
Checkerboard Didi For Natural Hair
Checkerboard Didi hairstyle for natural hair involves braiding the hair in small, square sections arranged in a checkerboard pattern. This intricate design lies flat against the scalp, creating a visually striking and geometric look.
Lattice Didi For Natural Hair
Lattice Didi hairstyle for natural hair involves braiding the hair in a crisscross pattern, creating a lattice-like design. This intricate style lies close to the scalp and showcases the natural texture and volume of the hair.
Knotless didi For ladies
Knotless didi styles are a type of cornrow hairstyle for women, characterized by neat, scalp-hugging braids without visible knots. These styles provide a natural look, reduce tension on the scalp, and are versatile for various designs.
Knotless didi For short hair
Knotless didi styles for short hair involve creating small, neat cornrows that start with natural hair and seamlessly incorporate added hair for length. These styles are gentle on the scalp, reduce tension, and can be styled into various patterns and designs suitable for short hair.
Knotless didi with attachment
Knotless didi styles with attachment involve braiding natural hair with added synthetic hair extensions. This technique starts with your natural hair, gradually integrating the extensions, creating a seamless, natural look. These styles offer versatility, less tension on the scalp, and can be fashioned into various lengths and patterns.
Knotless didi For ladies with Beads
Knotless didi styles for ladies with beads involve braiding the hair into neat, scalp-hugging cornrows using the knotless technique, and then adorning the braids with decorative beads. This adds a stylish and personalized touch, enhancing the look with added texture and flair.
Long didi for ladies
Long didi styles for ladies feature extended cornrow braids that can reach the mid-back or longer. These styles are achieved by incorporating hair extensions to add length. They offer a sleek, elegant look and can be styled in various patterns, including straight backs, zigzags, or intricate designs.
Long didi For ladies with Beads
Long didi styles for ladies with beads feature extended cornrow braids adorned with beads. These styles incorporate hair extensions for length and are decorated with beads at the ends or throughout the braids. This combination offers a sophisticated and culturally rich look, perfect for various occasions.
Long didi with attachment
Long didi styles with attachment involve braiding natural hair with added synthetic hair extensions to achieve extended cornrows. These styles provide length, volume, and versatility, allowing for intricate patterns and designs while ensuring a natural, seamless look.
Long didi with attachment for natural hair
Long didi styles with attachment for natural hair involve braiding natural hair while adding synthetic extensions to create length and volume. This technique enhances natural hair by providing a seamless, elongated look, allowing for various intricate patterns and designs while protecting the natural hair.
Jumbo didi
Simple jumbo didi styles involve creating large, thick cornrows that are fewer in number. These braids are quicker to install and maintain, offering a bold and stylish look. Ideal for a straightforward yet striking appearance, they can be styled in straight lines or basic patterns.
Jumbo didi with attachment
Simple jumbo didi styles involve creating large, thick cornrows that are fewer in number. These braids are quicker to install and maintain, offering a bold and stylish look. Ideal for a straightforward yet striking appearance, they can be styled in straight lines or basic patterns
Jumbo Didi for black hair
Jumbo didi styles for black hair feature large, thick cornrows that showcase the natural texture and beauty of black hair. These styles are characterized by fewer, larger braids, offering a bold and stylish look. They are easy to install and maintain, ideal for making a statement while keeping hair care simple.
Traditional didi For natural hair
Traditional didi hairstyles for natural hair encompass various cultural braiding techniques that have been passed down through generations. These styles often involve intricate cornrows, twists, or braids close to the scalp, showcasing the natural texture and beauty of the hair. They are versatile, timeless, and often carry cultural significance.
Traditional didi For natural hair without attachment
Traditional didi hairstyles for natural hair without attachment include classic cornrows, flat twists, or intricate braided designs. These styles highlight the natural texture and versatility of the hair without incorporating synthetic extensions. They are protective, low-maintenance, and culturally significant, representing a celebration of natural beauty and heritage.
Traditional didi For ladies
Traditional didi hairstyles for ladies encompass a variety of braided styles deeply rooted in cultural heritage. These may include cornrows, Fulani braids, Ghana braids, or tribal-inspired designs. Each style carries its own significance and often incorporates intricate patterns and adornments, reflecting the rich cultural tapestry of the wearer.
Didi ebira
The Didi Ebira hairstyle is a traditional Nigerian style originating from the Ebira tribe. It typically involves intricately braided patterns close to the scalp, often forming raised designs or crowns. This style celebrates the cultural heritage and beauty of the Ebira people, often adorned with beads or cowrie shells for added elegance.
Igbo Didi
Igbo Didi styles encompass traditional braided hairstyles from the Igbo ethnic group, characterized by intricate braiding patterns, sometimes with added extensions or adornments like beads or cowrie shells, reflecting the cultural heritage and beauty traditions of the Igbo people.
Didi For children
Didi hairstyles for children are protective, stylish, and often incorporate fun elements like beads or colorful extensions. These styles include simple cornrows, braided pigtails, or intricate patterns close to the scalp, providing both cultural significance and practicality for active kids.
Hausa didi
Hausa Didi hairstyles are traditional braided styles originating from the Hausa ethnic group in Nigeria. These styles often involve intricate braiding close to the scalp, sometimes incorporating extensions or accessories. Popular examples include the Fulani Didi and the Patewo Didi, each reflecting cultural heritage and beauty.
Triangle part didi braids with beads
Triangle part didi braids with beads feature triangular sections of braided hair arranged in a stylish pattern. These braids are created using the knotless technique and are adorned with decorative beads for added flair. This style offers a unique and eye-catching look, perfect for making a statement while embracing cultural heritage.
Two toned didi braids with beads
Two-toned didi braids are a style where the hair is divided into sections and braided close to the scalp. Beads are often added for decoration. The two tones add contrast and dimension to the braids, creating a visually striking look.
African didi
African Didi hairstyles encompass a wide range of traditional braided styles from various African cultures. These styles typically involve intricately braided patterns close to the scalp, often adorned with beads, cowrie shells, or other accessories. Examples include the Fulani Didi, Yoruba Didi, and Igbo Didi, each reflecting unique cultural heritage and beauty traditions.
Patewo didi
The Patewo Didi style is a traditional Nigerian hairstyle characterized by braiding the hair into intricate patterns that resemble the shape of an open book or butterfly wings on the scalp. This style is often achieved without using extensions and is known for its elegance and cultural significance.
Didi shuku
The Didi Shuku hairstyle is a traditional Nigerian style characterized by braiding the hair into a vertical or diagonal pattern and securing it into a top knot or bun at the crown of the head. This style is elegant, versatile, and often adorned with beads or other accessories.
Yoruba didi
Yoruba Didi hairstyles encompass a variety of traditional braided styles originating from the Yoruba ethnic group in Nigeria. These styles often involve intricate braiding techniques close to the scalp, such as Didi Elegbe, Didi Olowo, and Didi Shuku, each reflecting cultural heritage and elegance.
Igbira didi
The Igala people, also known as the Igbira, have their own unique version of the didi hairstyle. It usually involves intricately braided patterns close to the scalp, often incorporating symbolic designs and adorned with beads or cowrie shells. This traditional style reflects the cultural heritage and beauty of the Igala people.
Didi olowo
The Didi Olowo style is a traditional Nigerian hairstyle featuring thick, chunky braids created without using extensions. These braids are typically styled intricately and closely to the scalp, often forming a raised pattern. This style is elegant, protective, and showcases the natural beauty and texture of the hair.
Didi ebira
The Didi Ebira hairstyle originates from the Ebira tribe in Nigeria and typically involves intricately braided patterns close to the scalp, often forming raised designs or crowns. This traditional style celebrates the cultural heritage and beauty of the Ebira people, often adorned with beads or cowrie shells for added elegance.
Didi elegbe hair with natural hair
Didi Elegbe hairstyle with natural hair involves intricately braiding the hair close to the scalp, creating a raised, crown-like pattern. This traditional Yoruba style celebrates the natural beauty and texture of the hair, often adorned with beads or cowrie shells for added elegance and cultural significance.
Didi elegbe hair with brazilian wool
Didi Elegbe hairstyle with Brazilian wool involves braiding the hair into intricate patterns close to the scalp, resembling a raised crown. Brazilian wool is used to add volume and texture, enhancing the elegance and regal appearance of this traditional Yoruba style.
Didi elegbe hair with braids
Didi Elegbe hairstyle with braids entails intricately braiding the hair close to the scalp, forming a raised, crown-like pattern. This traditional Yoruba style showcases the natural beauty of braided hair, often adorned with beads or other accessories for added elegance and cultural significance.
Didi elegbe hair twist
In a Didi Elegbe hairstyle twist, the hair is intricately twisted close to the scalp to create a raised, crown-like pattern. This traditional Yoruba style showcases the beauty of twisted hair, often adorned with beads or other embellishments for a regal and elegant look.
Didi elegbe hair
The Didi Elegbe hairstyle features braids intricately styled into a raised pattern on the scalp, resembling a crown or coronet.This traditional Yoruba hairstyle is elegant, symbolic, and often adorned with beads or other accessories, reflecting cultural heritage and beauty.
Sleeping didi
The sleeping didi hairstyle involves braiding the hair close to the scalp in intricate patterns, allowing for comfortable sleeping without disturbing the style. This protective and versatile style maintains its elegance even during rest, making it ideal for overnight wear.
Irun Didi
Irun Didi styles feature braids intricately woven close to the scalp, often forming raised patterns or designs. This traditional Nigerian hairstyle celebrates cultural heritage and beauty, sometimes adorned with beads or cowrie shells for added elegance.
Koroba didi
Koroba didi hairstyles typically involve intricate braided patterns close to the scalp, often with raised designs or geometric shapes. This traditional Nigerian style showcases cultural heritage and elegance, often adorned with beads or cowrie shells for added beauty.
Igbira didi
Igbira didi style originates from the Igala tribe in Nigeria and typically involves intricately braided patterns close to the scalp, often adorned with beads or cowrie shells. This traditional hairstyle is both elegant and symbolic, reflecting the cultural heritage of the Igala people.
Didi olowo
Didi Olowo style features thick, chunky braids created without using extensions, typically forming a raised pattern on the scalp. This traditional Nigerian hairstyle is elegant, protective, and showcases the natural texture and volume of the hair.
Ghana didi
Ghana didi hairstyles are trendy, stylish, and versatile braided styles that incorporate added hair for length and thickness. These intricate cornrows create eye-catching patterns, making them both protective and fashionable.
Didi hair style all back
Didi all-back hairstyles feature hair braided straight back in neat, parallel rows using threading techniques. This style is trendy, stylish, and versatile, offering a sleek and protective look ideal for various occasions.
Nigerian didi
Nigerian didi hairstyles use threading to create intricate, raised patterns. These styles are versatile and protective, often featuring straight-back, zigzag, or crisscross designs. They’re popular for their unique look and cultural significance.
Didi With Brazilian Wool
Didi hairstyles with Brazilian wool involve threading the hair with Brazilian wool to create thick, textured braids. This method enhances the hair’s volume and length, allowing for versatile and durable styles such as straight-back, zigzag, or crisscross patterns, offering both a stylish and protective look.
Fulani didi with attachment
Fulani didi hairstyles with attachments feature intricate braids adorned with beads and accessories. Hair is threaded with extensions for added length and thickness, creating a stylish, traditional look with patterns such as cornrows with decorative center braids, often enhanced with beads or cowrie shells.
Patewo didi with attachments
Patewo didi style with attachments is a beautiful, stylish Nigerian hairstyle featuring braids converging at the center like an open book.Using extensions for added length and volume, it combines tradition with modern elegance, offering a unique and protective look.
latest didi
Latest didi hairstyles feature intricate patterns like zigzags, crisscross, and all-back styles, often enhanced with extensions and beads. These trendy, versatile styles offer both beauty and hair protection, reflecting contemporary fashion while honoring traditional techniques.
Didi without attachments
Didi hairstyles without attachments involve threading the hair into intricate patterns without using extensions. These styles are versatile, protective, and showcase the natural beauty of the hair, often incorporating designs like all-back, zigzag, or crisscross braids.
In conclusion, I’m Profferhamo Gal, a black hairstylist with 12 years of experience. Didi hairstyles, also known as didi braids or threading, involve sectioning hair and twisting it with thread for intricate patterns. For example, I once created a didi crown braid for a client attending a wedding, giving her an elegant, traditional look. Another time, I used didi braids to craft a protective style for a client, enhancing her natural beauty while promoting hair growth.