Wearing your hair in protective styles is how you will be able to maintain your new growth in a healthy state when you are growing your hair natural. Long hair care forum has over 100 protective styles to choose from, starting with helping you with length retention without losing interest from static hairstyles. If your like me you do not like to wear your hair in the same natural hair protective styles all the time, because it just becomes so boring to say the least, but if you want to add a little spice to your overall beauty and hair you do not want to miss these hot natural hairstyles such as:

Sleek and Simple

Sleek and Simple looks for long or medium length hair, single twists always looks sweet as well as double twists, braiding will never go out of style neither will cornrows. Some choose to wear a pony tail or bun and this will keep you from playing in your hair too much while promoting hair growth.

Natural Hairstyles:

Cornrows or flat twists in the front with twists, bun or box braids in the back looks good. Bantu Knots or braids in the front and with cornrows, twists or bun in the back looks more trendy.

Braided hairstyles:

If you do decide to go with the braids you do have a variety of looks such as victorian, edwardian, braids in an updo, cornrows into a ponytail, kinky twists, swing twists, loc extentions, loc updo, braided coil, tree braids, two french braids, individual braids.'

Twists hairstyles:

See my healthy hair grow is another blog that helps women of color learn how to wear protective styles, prevent dryness and maintain hair. Braid outs and twist outs are another way to keep your hair moisterized and stretching out the ends help keeps them to remain elastic preventing hair loss.