Mastering the Art of Spring-Inspired Hair Twists
Spring is here, and it’s time to refresh your hairstyle! If you’re looking for a stylish way to keep your hair manageable and chic, mastering hair twists is the way to go.
The ritual, step by step
- Prep Your Hair Start with clean, damp hair. Apply a leave-in conditioner or moisturiser to hydrate your strands and make them easier to manage. This will also help reduce frizz and improve the overall look of your twists.
- Section Your Hair Divide your hair into small sections, using clips to keep them separate. The size of the sections will determine the thickness of your twists. Smaller sections create tighter twists, while larger sections yield looser ones.
- Twist It Up Take a section of hair and divide it into two strands. Twist the strands around each other, working your way down to the ends. Make sure to twist tightly but not so much that it causes tension on your scalp.
- Secure the Ends Once you reach the end of the section, secure the twist with a small hair tie or a bobby pin. If your hair tends to unravel, you can also apply a bit of styling gel to help hold the twist in place.
- Repeat and Style Continue twisting the remaining sections of hair until your entire head is styled. You can wear your twists down or pull them into a cute updo for a fresh spring look.
Where people go wrong
Common mistakes include not properly hydrating hair before twisting, using too large sections for desired tightness, and forgetting to secure the ends, which can cause twists to unravel. Also, avoid twisting too tightly to prevent scalp tension.
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Good questions
How long do hair twists last?
Hair twists can last anywhere from 1 to 3 weeks with proper care, depending on your hair type and maintenance.
Can I wash my hair with twists in?
Yes, you can wash your hair with twists, but be gentle to avoid unraveling them. Use a diluted shampoo and focus on your scalp.
Are twists suitable for all hair types?
Yes, twists can be adapted for various hair types, but the technique may vary based on your hair’s texture and length.
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