Learning how to create cornrows is not very difficult, but it is going to take some practice.
Once you understand the basics on how to create cornrows you will just need to practice until you have mastered it.
How long you have to practice is going to depend on how quickly you can pick up the technique.
The first step involved in creating cornrows is to get your hair slightly wet.
You don't want dry hair because you will have to pull harder on it so that the style will hold.
The more you pull on it the more damage you are doing to your hair.
The next step is to comb through your hair to remove all of the tangles.
Once you have combed through all of your hair you will want to separate a small section of hair.
You will want to part the entire section that you want the cornrow to follow, which means make sure that the hair goes down the entire length of your scalp, but you want the rest of your hair out of the way.
To start the cornrow you will want to separate a small section on the top of the row into three separate strands, which you are going to use to start the braid.
To start the braid you will want to do about two stitches, this part is not going to be connected to your head.
Once you have the braid started you will want to keep the two outside strands away from the middle strand so that you can pick up a little bit of hair to add to the middle section.
Once you have merged this little bit of hair with the middle section you will want to make a full stitch out the three sections.
Now you just need to continue braiding and add a little bit of hair with each new stitch.
If you run out of hair to add to the braid, but still have hair left at the end just continue with a regular braid.
Once you are done with the braid secure the end with a bead, small rubber band or something else so that the braid cannot come undone.
Repeat the entire braid process for each section of hair.