Inspiration, not a template

Use the gallery to explain the look you actually want.

Reference photos are most useful when they show the details a service name cannot: braid size, parting pattern, curl placement, length, fullness, colour and the finish at the ends. Save the closest example, then send it with your booking request. Final results still depend on your hair, the service selected and what is confirmed with the stylist.

Knotless boho braids with curly texture — Knotless boho braids • soft curl detail

Fulani braid inspiration with cornrow and bead detail — Fulani braids • cornrow and bead detail

Senegalese twist hairstyle inspiration — Senegalese twists • rope texture

Braided hairstyle pattern for children — Kids braids • neat pattern detail

Textured loc hairstyle inspiration — Textured locs • expressive finish

Professional wig installation in a salon setting — Wig install • professional styling process

Make your reference useful

Show the front, length and finish.

If your reference only shows the back, the stylist cannot see the hairline, parting or front pattern. When possible, send more than one angle. For braids or twists, mention size and length. For wigs and weaves, mention the unit, bundles, closure or frontal you have. For children and short men’s styles, a current hair photo can help confirm what is realistic before the appointment. If two references show different details you like, say which feature you want from each instead of expecting the stylist to guess.