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Protective styles are dope because they allow you to give your kinks a break from the daily struggle, while also maintaining healthy hair.


Some natural haired girls swear by protective styling for length retention and hair growth and allow the styling method to replace the need for everyday manipulation and maintenance. And although sew-ins, box braids, crochet braids, Havana twists, and marley twists are holy grail protective style, I prefer quick and easy protective styles that I can do myself.

Below are 4 of my favorite protectives styles that you can easily do yourself.

A Wig

PeakMill donning one of her wigs.

This may be the easiest of them all. You can get a sew-in for longer wear, or you can throw it on and take it off at the end of the night.

Here's What You'll Need:

How To Achieve This Style

  • First, you want to make sure your hair is braided in small to medium braids for the smoothest base possible.
  • Next, apply Got2Be glue on your forehead, not your hair.
  • Apply wig.
  • Then, use the blow dryer to make sure the gel is completely dried.
  • Add concealer to the wig's part just to make it look natural. You can do this before or after you apply your wig.
 

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