Whether you're wearing your natural locks curly, and spirally or cutting your hair low, so you can get up and go or a ponytail with your real hair or hair piece to proactive styles and other alternatives, such as quick weaves, sew-ins, crochet, braids, wigs, etc. These are all good when you want to take a break from your natural or processed relaxed hair! However, if you chose to wear a proactive style, you must still take care of your own hair in between. Depending on which protective style you wear and if maintained properly, these styles can last up to 2-8 weeks. Simple and quick hair weave installs include hair clip-in extensions, and long-lasting hair weave installs normally include a stocking cap, hair adhesive, and hair razor scissors.

 

If you decide on this method, if a deep condition and or protein treatment is overdue, your stylist will take care of it before they install your quick weave and will make sure your hair is nice and dry. Placing a cap on wet or damp hair can cause mold to develop on your scalp. The cost to get a quick weave installed varies and is based on the style. If you want to cut costs, buy your hair from Amazon and then Google some YouTube videos and DIY, just make sure you know what you’re doing! During or after changing up your hair, be daring and try some hair coloring. It's bold, beautiful, and fantabulous!

 

Below are some hair trends to try, quick, simple, easy, and versatile. Also, some product suggestions. (FYI: The hairstyles shown here are stock photos provided by Wix, the product links are provided by Amazon and the information was researched via Google, my own observation, inquiries, and styles created on me by my hairstylist Crystal.