Things I use to style: wide tooth comb, essential oil (EO) water mix, conditioner, bobby pins, rollers (sometimes), and hair flowers
Old styles such as twist outs, braid out, knot outs, wash n go's, blowout's, etc. can all be easily turned into a fro hawk....or half fro hawk <~~~ I need a name for this; help me out!
Hawks from Wash n Go's
Fresh highlights done @ a N.E.R.D. concert |
Big hair!! @ a Common concert |
Wash n go with conditioner only |
Photo by: Anne Inez Photography |
Hawk from a Twist Out
Other Hawks
Old Roller Set |
Use flat twists/braids to protect your sides |
You can get away with a fro hawk if you're transitioning by flat twisting or braiding the sides, then roller setting the ends. I wouldn't recommend wearing a fro hawk that's loose for too long. The longer you wear it the more chance there is for your hair to tangle. You don't want to risk damaging or losing any hair. If the style is a protective one using set curls, two strand twists, or braids, then it could be worn for a longer amount of time. Fro hawks are a style that can be worn with just about any length of hair. They're super easy to do, and there are many ways to style them.
Yay or nay for fro hawks?? How do you wear/style yours? Show me!!
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