You Need This Braided Mohawk In Your Summer Lineup
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IDK about you, but now that we’re in the swampiest, hottest part of summer, I’m officially over my puff hairstyles and twisted knots and am looking for some new summer hair inspo. Enter: This week’s Braid Up look, which is probably one of my favorite protective styles that’s both striking and practical. Yep, I’m talking about a cornrowed mohawk—and, honestly, it’s just as cool as it sounds. The best part? This style from Jerdonna Burch doesn’t mean you’ll need to go for the big chop. Peep the video above and you’ll see that razors and scissors aren’t required to get this edgy mohawk look. How’s that for hair magic?
Want to copy this look? Here are a few tips to help you out:
1. Grab a blow dryer. A surefire way to establish
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