Black Hairstyles

Tuesday, February 19, 2013

Black Hairstyles

2013 Black Hairstyles Trends

Black Hairstyles have increased in beautiful design and diversity thanks to new formulations in black hair products allowing hair to maintain strength, reduce breakage and maintain moisture. Long, short, and wavy hairstyles have pushed their way to center stage with increased functionality and beauty. Hair extensions, coloring, straightening are now made increasingly possible with advanced designs and proper hair care.

Thanks to Beyonce and numerous celebrities, smooth, silky and wavy designs are the look. For those of you with shorter hair, don't despair. The same techniques used for long hair apply equally to short hair as well. Smoothing has become less damaging thanks to products containing Jojoba Oil. Mineral oil, used for years to clean and moisturize, is damaging to hair follicles. Jojoba oil has made intense styling more safe without as much risk of breakage or hair fall. Straightening, relaxing, perming and highlighting allow for some beautiful designs and the risk of harmful over-styling is becoming reduced.

Black braided hairstyles, among the top black hair styles braided styles has to be in the top 10. Braiding is described as an interweave of three or more strands, strips or lengths of hair overlapping in a diagonal pattern. Stylist enhance braids by using human hair to make integrate shapes and colored patterns. Whether you have short hair or long hair Braids are an option for any women. Another form of braiding is Micro braiding. Micro braids are smaller in nature than regular braid. The braids are done with a small overlapping pattern to form a skinny braid.

The natural black hair style, the natural look is when women stop relaxing there hair and start using natural products that are chemical free. There are plenty of styles to choose from when striving for a natural hair style. Braiding is a common occurrence for those doing the natural hair style. It is easy to care for and the style look very good. There are a lot of products on the market to help. Be sure the read up on the product and find out how the product will react in your hair.