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Braids Braided to the Back: Styles, Techniques, and Scalp-Care Guide

"Braids braided to the back—commonly referred to as straight-back cornrows, feed-ins, or backward Dutch braids—are protective hairstyles where hair is gathered at the hairline and plaited continuously toward the nape of the neck. This technique aligns hair flat against the scalp, minimizing daily friction, preserving moisture, and offering versatile foundational or standalone styling. Understanding Straight-Back Braiding Foundations Braiding hair toward the back of the head is one of the most foundational and globally recognized styling frameworks in professional hair design. Known historically and culturally as straight backs, cornrows, caner..."

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