But protective styles arent exclusive to sun-drenched vacations to warmer locations.
They can be worn long beyond summer.
In fact, many protective styles are trending for fall 2024.
After all, they make for a great way to experiment with hair color and texture.
Read on to find out which braids, sew-ins, and weaves will be everywhere this season.
I love the braided bob, Shorter shares.
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She also recommends regularly oiling your scalp and the length of the braids to keep them moisturized.
And according to Sims, this trend isnt going anywhere.
Wigs with lots of volume and body will be on trend, he says.
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There is definitely an emphasis on richer, more textured styles during the cooler fall months.
Layered wigs are always great because they create a versatile, vibrant look that complements the fall season."
He recommends a one-on-one visit with a stylist to tailor your unit.
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Just like natural hair, a wig can be trimmed and styled to enhance your features.
Cutting a wig before installing can create a more natural look… personalized for the individual wearing the wig.
Additionally, this style allows you to experiment with blondes and reds without damaging your hair.
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Many question how to keep the curls intact sans tangles; Ajao recommended using a lightweight leave-in on Instagram.
Flawless by Gabrielle UnionsDetangling Leave-In Conditioner Sprayis infused with shea butter, Brazilian bacuri butter, and biotin.
The possibilities are endless.
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A stylist can help you create a customized, tailor-made closure with bleached knots and a tweezed hairline.
For sensitive scalps,synthetic hair can be irritating, so consider opting for plant-based hair with skin-loving ingredients.
Chin-Length Wavy Bobs
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The chin-lengthbobis a fall staple.
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But lets say you have long hair and don’t want to commit to a cut or color.
Human hair wigs and extensions really behave just like our hair, Shorter explains.
Too much color, heat, and handling can lead to damage.
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To prevent overprocessing your wig with heat, Shorter recommends taking it off at night.
Acoppery red, which he says is typically a more auburn red, is one of his top picks.
This look is amazing because it brings out the warmth in melanated skin, creating a beautiful contrast.
But Shorter says it’s possible for you to still rock the hues in the falljust add some depth.
This deep hue adds subtle depth to dark hairthe change will be noticeable, but not overpowering.
