Protective Styles

A lot of times added synthetic or human hair is added for even more versatility in color thickness length and appearance in texture.

Protective styles. This style can be worn. Updo with Flat Twists. Any protective style requires the right products on wash day.

One look at these knotless box braids and its not. Its also called a crown braid because it resembles the same. Protective hairstyles are any style that keeps your ends safely tucked away.

They resemble cornrows but are easier and faster to do more user-friendly to beginners. Trying to wash and style our hair every day is not only daunting but will have us all late for work or with wet hair all day. Protective Styles Grow long strong and healthy hair with our Protective Styles collection.

Braid your weave with your natural hair. The style is called a halo braid because it looks like it should be floating above the head of an angel. Protective styles are to tightly coiled hair what daily washing is to straight hair -- necessary.

Add a simple cornrow into the ponytail and smooth the rest of the crown of hair and its a. Wigs are a. During the colder months they protect your hair from icy temperatures snow and frosty air.

Your hair is braided down into cornrows and then a crochet. Protective styles have a reputation for being low-maintenance and easy to do but thats not always the case. One of the most common protective styles is flat twists flat twists are a neat way to add a protective style to your hair repertoire.