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Using finishing products like a mousse on this style can make a big difference in your hairstyle holding on a few more weeks, or maybe even a month longer. Therefore, if you are looking to rock this protective style for an extended period of time, you will probably have to eventually get it redone after about a month or so. Like most braided styles, the smaller the twist the longer the style lasts.īecause they are two strand twists, they don’t last as long as your normal braided hairstyles that use three strands. It’s not super necessary, but stretched hair will definitely produce the best results.

This means that for us naturals it might be best to do a heatless stretch or stretch our hair on medium heat before getting them installed. To get the best results, passion twists should be installed on washed, moisturized, and stretched hair. They give the illusion of a curly loc or twist, but don’t cost the price of a goddess loc or take nearly as long to style. There’s nothing wrong with using a tiny amount on the tips.These twists are a perfect mixture between Goddess locs and Senegalese twists. Sometimes we have to use butter or pomade for a better hold. We usually finger coil the tips together for creating a nice knot.

The tips are an intricate part to master.

If you are adding hair extension, you will add the strands one at a time, overlapping your natural hair starting from the roots and twist out naturally or you will begin to with cornrows and interlace the hair locs and begin the twists at the scalp all the way out. After every twist, it is highly recommended you do this to help lock in the twists faster and straighter for a better look and feel!

Finger comb the overlapping strand all the way from root to tip to pull it tight and align the strands.

Begin by twisting the two strands together one at a time.

Start in the front and grab your first bundle of sectioned hair.

Sectioning the hair will ultimately depend on your desired thickness or the density of locs you want.

Begin by sectioning your freshly cleaned and stretched hair.

All these stylings are just variations made from two-strand twists ( 2). These locs could be worn to show marital status, age, religion, wealth, and rank in many parts of Africa. Some standard braid and twist creations include cornrows, Bantu knots, Zulu twist, and Nubian knots. The combination of braids and hair twists are prevalent in over 500 African cultures ( 4). The styling of twisting your hairs led the way to more intricate patterns and braids. As generations passed, the variations of the twist became a symbol of so much more than hair! These styles evolved from dreadlocks to create wonderful stylish variations. Some hairstyling’s were worn for battle, and some to display symbols of high power and respect. The scriptures show depictions of men and women with twisted loc’d hairstyles covering over their heads. The exact origins of the twist hairstyling’s are unknown, but we know that some of the earliest evidence of hair twists is recorded back to 2500 b.c in Hindu scriptures and past relics ( 1). Because of the simplicity of the hair twisting technique, stylings were worn with uniquely created designs throughout history.