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10 Easy Natural Hairstyles for Beginners!

Looking for natural hairstyles for amateurs?

If you follow natural hair Youtube or Instagram pages it feels like you're always seeing tutorials for styles like this...

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Absolutely gorgeous! But not a great option for the morning you slept in, or if you're new to natural hair. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned stylist, everyone needs some go-to styles that are cute but more realistic and easy to accomplish with a low budget and minimal work. Here are 10 hairstyles that you can totally do by yourself. Watch the tutorials and then give them a try!

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1. Low or High Bun

The bun is a great option for natural hair because it can be installed in a matter of minutes, it protects your ends from damage and the environment, and it's a classy look that never gets old. This style works on medium length hair or longer. And if you do the style well, it can work as a low maintenance or protective style that keeps your hair from getting damaged. Here's a simple tutorial.

2. Space Buns

These buns are so cute, and something different (but still simple) if you're getting tired of your daily hairstyles. This style works on medium length hair or longer.

3. Fauxhawk

This style is unbelievably cute, and you'll be shocked at how easy it is. All you'll need is a few pins! For the specific look in this tutorial you'll need long hair, but the same concept can be accomplished with much shorter hair.

4. High Puff

Tried and true, the high puff is a simple but elegant style that works well on all hair lengths and all curly hair textures. It's especially great as a 4c hairstyle to show off your beautiful texture. Here are two tutorials: one for short hair, and one for longer hair.

5. Classic Afro

This is a stunning style also looks great on any hair length. Give this easy tutorial a try! And check out our blog for tips on achieving an afro with NaturAll products!

6. Twist-out

The twist-out will NEVER go out of style. It's timeless. It's gorgeous. It's classy. It's fun. It works for any occasion. It's versatile (check out these styles that start with a twist-out!) Do yourself a favor and master the twist-out, because it's worth it. Bonus: here's a twist-out tutorial using NaturAll products!

7. Extensions and Clip-ins

Don't be intimidated by extensions or clip-ins. They're not as hard as they look to install, and allow you to accomplish a versatility of styles (no matter your hair length!) Here is a short video that shows a cute, simple style with clip-ins.

8. Wash N' Go

Ah, the elusive wash n' go... While it's never as simple as just washing and going, this style is relatively simple to pull off. Watch this tutorial for some tips!

9. Bantu Knots

Bantu knots aren't nearly as difficult as they look. You can rock them as is, or unravel the knots (like in this video tutorial) for a gorgeous twist-out effect. Bantu knots work on hair of any length! The shorter your hair, the smaller your knots will be (and the more knots you'll end up making.)

10. Finger Coils

Finger coils make our list of easy natural hairstyles because they are simple to install. However, be warned- this style does take a LONG time to install. Find a friend (or a couple) to help you out if your arms are getting tired. This style works on any hair length.

Finally, a bonus... here's a video of NaturAll Club's Founder and CEO, Muhga Eltigani (PictureMeNatural on Youtube), sharing the easiest of all hairstyle tutorials!

We hope these hair tutorials are helpful, whether you're new to natural hair or if you've already tried some of these styles. Here's a challenge for you: this week, try one style you've never tried before!

P.S. Looking for easy hairstyles that are especially great for short natural hair? Check out our blog on natural hairstyles for short hair or TWAs!

Muhga Eltigani

Muhga Eltigani

After years of using products that left her hair dry, damaged, and dull, Muhga Eltigani decided to chop off her hair and start over. For 6 months, she committed to using only natural ingredients on her hair- foods from her fridge and the grocery store with names she recognized, like avocados, olive oil, coconut, baking soda, and even eggs. She found support through an online community of women like her, sharing recipes and ingredients on Youtube.


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