LBS Beauty: 4 Ways To Spice Up Your TWA

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Having a TWA can be a gift and a curse at times. I recently big chopped from shoulder length hair to a tapered TWA. Although I’ve been enjoying the change, I find that styling my hair comes with a completely new set of challenges now. When my hair was longer I had the option of rocking “protective styles” like two flat twists or a low bun on bad hair days. With shorter hair there is no such thing as a bun. The good thing about a dilemma is that it forces you to get creative at times. If you have a TWA or a tapered cut keep reading for 4 easy ways to spice up your hair!

1. Perm Rods: Perm rods have become my secret weapon! Now that my hair is much shorter I can no longer rely on a “Wash & Go” to give me amazing hair for 3-4 days. Now I prefer to manipulate my curls in order to see lasting definition for a few days. Not sure how to install perm rods? Check out my easy tutorial here.

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2. Hair Wraps: Turbans and hair wraps are a great alternative for those of us with a TWA. This look is perfect for spring and summer. With a wide variety of scarves and wraps available you can create an easy look that compliments any outfit.

Related:4 Ways To Wear Turbans In The Winter

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3. Wigs: If you are struggling with a TWA and you need a break, wigs are a perfect way to switch up your look without a real commitment! For the most natural look opt for a full lace unit or a U-part wig that can leave some flexibility in the front. With most wig units you can easily blend a small portion of your hair in with the wig for a realistic look. If the idea of blending your leave out makes you uncomfortable rock it with a hat for a carefree look.

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4. Twists: Installing two strands twists are a great way to add a different texture to your TWA. Doing a few twists at night on damp hair will add shine, moisture and extra definition.

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No matter what length your hair is just remember to have fun with it!

Are you currently rocking a TWA? What are some of your favorite styles?

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