whats the difference between cornrollls and french braiding?

Answer 1

cornrows are over handed raised braiding and french braids are under handed flat braids. by the way anyone can wear braids if they have enough hair to grip.

Answer 2

Cornrows and (three strand) french braids are the same thing. Cornrows are done on a smaller scale and often cover much if not all of the head with more than two braids. For the ignorant person who said that cornrows are "for Black people" just go to the Caribbean where you'll find a whole bunch of suckers (spending toooo much money might I add hence calling them suckers) getting their hair braided IN CORNROWS and they aren't Black LOL. Even more odd, is how they feel the most intense need to aquire these styles ONLY while vacationing in countries with a high Black populace, to then come home and show all of their friends for a few days. Funny. But anyway I digress, they're both basically the same thing with the exception of the amount and size.

Answer 3

It's corn rows, not rolls.

http://cornrows.co.uk/howtobraidcornrows.html for corn rows

http://home.columbus.rr.com/dreamweavers/braids/french.htm is the french braid

Answer 4

Corn rolls is the mini version of the french braid. corn rolls can also be twisted. They are in rows all across your head.

Answer 5

first of all it is cornROWS not cornrollls and cornrows are more skinnier than french braiding. and it is a braid and cornrows don't have to be braids.they can be twists or something.

Answer 6

The rows

Answer 7

Jordan, before you correct someone else's spelling, correct your own grammar.

Answer 8

its the same damn thing. n it aint only for black folk, white folky copy and get they hair did like that too.

Answer 9

ones for black people-