How to Style Natural Hair in a Traditional Way

Going natural is a BIG shift; a revolution in itself and trying different hairstyles as you transition can be quite beneficial for you. Did you know that dreadlocks and braids have been around for about 3,600 years? Yep, you read that right! Here’s lining up variations in traditional African hair styles with which you can rock your natural hair.

1. Dreadlocks

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Dreadlocks are the coolest hairstyle ever! We’ve said it times before and we will say it again! They are basically clumps of hair matted together to give hair a rope-like appearance and if properly maintained can be quite hassle-free to sport. If you’re going natural and can’t wait long enough for your hair to grow long enough, try these Darling Rough Dred hair extensions. Easy Peasy!

2. Braids

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Braids have been around for thousands of years. They make a great protective hairstyle to protect hair from external stressors such as heat, dust and pollution. Choose from multiple braid variations such as box braids, Ghana braids and Fulani braids. Take your pick! We’ve tried and tested it to safely say that Darling One Million Braid hair extensions are our versatile go-to product to try out any braid style and ace it! They’re light weight, long with texture as we like it!

3. Bantu Knots

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Let’s get knotty with Bantu knots. This hairstyle features chunks of hair coiled into chunky buns that also make for a great protective hairstyle. Flaunt those coils girl and make a style statement.

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