You might very well be tempted to think that spring twists refer to wearing a head full of twists during the spring season. But you couldn't be further from the truth. Spring twists are a protective hairstyle that is currently gaining popularity in the natural hair community. It's unique, it's versatile, it's breathtaking. In this article, we'll introduce you to spring twists and how you can have them installed for a fresh, beautiful look.

Spring Twists are a lightweight, protective hairstyle with spiral curls. When pulled, the style bounces quickly, hence the name. Compared to Senegalese and kinky twists, which are tighter and have a more defined texture, spring twists are looser and bouncier. They are quite similar to Passion Twists, but require less braiding hair and thus result in a lighter and less uniform hairstyle.

Spring twists are easy to maintain and have a soft, natural look. The killer; they can last eight to ten weeks.

Spring twist styles are made with curly braiding hair. Most people only need one and a half or two bundles for the haircut. Prepare the braiding hair by dividing it into individual strands: separate each individual coil into two, three or four, depending on how thin you want the twists. Then part your hair.