Relaxed hair protective styles

I've decided to do less short-term protective styling but I don't want to mess up my ends or lose any length. So I'm doing 6 things to keep my relaxed ends in good shape. | A Relaxed Gal #healthyhair #protectyourends #protectivestyling #relaxedhair

Here are 10 common relaxed hair mistakes that we tend to make as well as some helpful tips to help you avoid and even correct these mistakes.

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What are Protective Styles? This is wearing your hair up in a style that doesn't put strain on your edges or nape and keep your ends off your shoulders and back. These are styles that protect the ends from rubbing, splitting and being damaged by the elements. Here are a few Hairstyles that I have rocked which help protect our fragile ends with the hope of retaining length. They are all very simple and easy to do. Buns & more Buns Side Bun French Braid also known as Inside Corn Row in…

As amazing as protective styles are it can be difficult to keep the roots of your hair including your hair line and edges free of damage after the install when it is not done properly. Your only option will be to remove the style and nurse your hair back to health. We have all heard all the scary stories of missing hairlines when wearing our gorgeous hair extensions. This post wants to focus on how your can avoid damage all together. Do not wear your style too long If you wear your weaves or…

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