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1. Ombré Curls
1. Ombré Curls
Highlight your curly mane with an ombré style.
2. Loose Waves
2. Loose Waves
On relaxed or blown-out hair, apply Suave Define & Shine Serum Gel for moisture, then set with two or four big plaits worn overnight.
3. Big Afro
3. Big Afro
We love long or medium-length hair worn in its natural texture.
4. Braid-Out
4. Braid-Out
Get in on this style by removing braids on natural hair and by slight fluffing or shaping with a pick or a comb, then styling in a half-updo.
5. Braid with Curls
5. Braid with Curls
Wear the front hairline of your hair in a braid and let the back and lengths remain loose.
6. Hair Wand Spirals
6. Hair Wand Spirals
A curling iron or wand can help create some loose waves on relaxed or blown-out strands.
7. Curly Updo
7. Curly Updo
Gather your curls into a high bun, then give your hair tie a little tug once done for added volume.
8. Tight Coils
8. Tight Coils
Twist your curls using your fingers into a set of tight coils, or trim hair into a shorter length to achieve this abbreviated version of an Afro.
9. Colored Curly Hair
9. Colored Curly Hair
Give your coif an update with a new hue! Try a hair color just a bit lighter than your natural hair color.
10. Wash-and-Go Bob
10. Wash-and-Go Bob
A versatile wash-and-go look is always a great curly look.
11. Asymmetrical Curls
11. Asymmetrical Curls
Slick or pin back the opposite side of your curls for an asymmetrical effect. You can also opt to swoop the hair back on one side to make room for some fun accessories.
12. Side-Shaven Pompadour
12. Side-Shaven Pompadour
A side-shaven style gets a bit of interesting contrast when the top is worn in soft, natural curls.
13. Cropped
13. Cropped
Another fashion-forward example of curly hairstyles for Black women with short hair is this baby crop. Style your short hair in this super-short style or pick it out for a fluffy finish.
