Stitch dutch + feed in Braids (2-4)

Service Description

Feed-in = how the hair is added Stitch = how the braid looks on the scalp Stitch braids are a style of cornrows that use the feed-in method but focus on creating very clean, defined “stitch-like” parts. Feed-in braids are a technique used to add hair extensions gradually into natural hair while braiding. A Dutch braid is a three-strand braid where you cross the outer sections under the middle strand instead of over. This makes the braid sit on top of the hair and look more raised—almost like it’s “popping out.”