A Havana twist is a protective style created by twisting both the natural hair and chunky Havana extensions together, giving a lighter but more voluminous effect. It’s a hassle-free way to diversify your image.
That’s why braiding expert Andrea Carter of Beau Monde Salon in Louisiana gets a lot of clients opting for Havana twists, and she proves how uncomplicated it is to install hair extensions in exchange for a long-lasting protective style. Havana twists typically last 8 weeks on average. Havana hair should be used when installing twists.
From cute buns to sleek ponytails to side-swept designs, well-placed twists always favor unique hairdos without much effort! Other styles make use of popping colors and fancy hair accessories, giving you the freedom to style while owning a low-upkeep ‘do.
Before your next hair appointment, check out our inspiring photo collection of Havana twist hairstyles for women.
Small Havana Twist
Within the small Havanna twist the artificial hair is hardly recognized. Once incorporated into your own hair, you’ll enjoy styling your hair any way you want.
Goddess Havana Twists with Curly Ends
Goddess Havana twists with curly ends provide a unique style that could be worn by all age groups. Enjoy light wavy curls with easy movement of the hair that can be fashioned in various colors for any of your styling needs.
Havana Twist in a Ponytail
A Havana twist in a ponytail is one way to enjoy the versatility of this easy-to-wear hairstyle. Achieve volume with the twist pulled up and secured, while the soft curl pattern is cascading over your shoulders. Youthful and attractive!
Havana Twists with Cornrows
A Havana twist with cornrows to the front gives a fuller version of your natural hair. Havana twist is lightweight and blends well with your afro hair. Cornrows to the front can also be refreshed for a switch-up and extend the life of your hairstyle.
Havana Twist Crochet
Looking from the roots, you wouldn’t notice that these locks are crocheted in, intertwined with real hair. Havana twists hairstyles are subtle yet striking in creating your own identity.
If you want these twists with a more natural look, ask your barber/stylist to use the Invisible Twist Method or the Invisible Root Method. Both methods give your hair a natural look while crocheting in your twists.
Long Havana Twist
Blow out your hair before installing these twists. Use a cream-based product at the root and always wrap the style up with a satin scarf. Also, oil your scalp frequently with long twist hairstyles to avoid dryness.
Short Havana Twist
Did you know that you can have a protective style without using wigs or extensions? With this short Havana twist, you’ll have a sassy hairstyle that also protects your locks. Added hair accessories can jazz it up even more.
Havana Twist Bob
The Havana twisted braids and a shoulder-length bob cut work great together on African-American hair like a dream. This protective hairstyle can be parted on any side of the head for a preferable view of one’s best facial features.
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Mini Havana Twists
Parade those mini twisted locks all around! Petite and uber easy to maintain; just use your favorite oil, and you’re ready to flaunt your micro braids!
Havana Mambo Twist
Given its funky name, you can expect an equally funky hairstyle! Get with the program with twisting hairstyles like these Havana mambo twists.
Large Havana Twist
These rope-like strands are the main feature of the larger Havana twists. And big twist hair styles make your hair more manageable, not to mention it’s stylish and protective too.
Jumbo Havana Twist
Wear them jumbo and chunky! When you’ve got hair this gorgeous, flaunt a Havana twist look as proud as you can. Add some highlights like this deep red twist that blended inconspicuously among the jet black twist.
Medium Havana Twist
These medium Havana twists are braided in with braiding hair and twisted down to the ends. You can do any updos or style them any way you desire, and you’ll still have a great hairdo.
This hairstyle is meant for women with 3B-4C black hair type. This is a protective style because it uses a lot of heavy holding products. These are different from braids, but you can take care of it the same way! Keep your jeweled Havana twists away from water, or your whole life will unravel on the ground, literally!
