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3 Ways to Style Relaxed Hair

By Matthew Lynch
February 1, 2024
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Taking care of relaxed hair requires attention, patience, and creativity. With the right techniques, you can rock a myriad of stylish looks without sacrificing your hair’s health. In this article, we will explore three ways to style relaxed hair that’ll keep you looking chic and fabulous.

1. Bantu Knots

Bantu knots are an excellent way to add texture and volume to your relaxed hair. They’re easy to create and help retain your hair’s natural moisture. Follow these steps to achieve perfect Bantu knots:

a. Start with freshly washed and conditioned hair. Make sure it is detangled and apply a leave-in conditioner for added moisture.

b. Section your hair into evenly spaced squares or triangles, depending on your preference.

c. Take one section at a time, twist the hair from root to tip tightly, and then wrap it around itself to form a knot.

d. Secure the knot with a bobby pin or small rubber band.

e. Allow your Bantu knots to air dry or sit under a hooded dryer for faster results.

f. Once completely dry, carefully unravel each knot and use your fingers to fluff out the curls.

2. High Bun

A high bun is a classic hairstyle that oozes elegance and can be dressed up or down for any occasion. Here’s how you can create a stunning high bun with relaxed hair:

a. Begin with clean, dry hair; applying a light heat protectant if desired.

b. Gather your hair into a high ponytail at the crown of your head and secure it with an elastic band.

c. Divide the ponytail into two sections, then twist each section until they become tight ropes.

d. Wrap the twisted sections around each other and then around the base of the ponytail.

e. Secure the bun in place using bobby pins.

f. Smooth out any flyaways with gel or edge control and finish with hairspray if needed.

3. Flexi Rod Set

Creating a flexi rod set is a heatless way to achieve bouncy curls on relaxed hair. Follow these steps to create flawless curls:

a. Begin with clean, damp hair. Apply a setting lotion or mousse for better hold and even distribution.

b. Section your hair into medium-sized pieces; the size of the sections will determine the size of your curls.

c. Wrap each section around a flexi rod, starting from the ends and rolling upward towards the scalp.

d. Secure the flexi rod in place by bending it at both ends.

e. Allow your hair to air dry overnight or sit under a hooded dryer for quicker results.

f. Once fully dry, gently remove the flexi rods and separate curls using your fingers or a wide-tooth comb.

Experimenting with different styles is an exciting way to express yourself while preserving the health of your relaxed hair. Try out these three methods and have fun styling your tresses!

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