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Spring is all about new beginnings, including experimenting with new hairstyles.

This spring, those styles include versatile wigs, bouncy twists, and gorgeous braid designs with rich histories.

From knotless braids to Bantu knots, there is something for everyone.

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Maintaining knotless braids is pretty easy.

Use scalp cleanser and dry shampoo as needed, and moisturize with lightweight oils.

Both experts recommend protecting your braids with satin scarves or pillowcases at night.

Keke Palmer with a bouncy red layered bob

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The easiest way to get in on the action?

With a bobbed wig.

Consider taking yours to a stylist to get a custom look.

a basket and spiral braid hairstyle

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“Talk to your stylist about the look you want to achieve,” Kimble says.

Kimble tells us these styles are gaining traction because of their creativity, artistry, and cultural significance.

And it’s a pretty easy DIY, with or without added hair.

Ryan Destiny with long, side-parted hair cascading down her back

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“To achieve this look, start with clean, damp hair.

To maintain, keep your scalp moisturized, avoid heavy products, and sleep with a satin bonnet.

“Sew-ins provide flexibility in length, texture, and styling,” Nolan adds.

Actor Jodie Turner-Smith with her hair in ginger micro Bantu knots

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Wrap your hair in a silk or satin wrap at night to preserve the style and prevent frizz.

To create them, start by parting and smoothing sections of your hair.

As with the other styles, your best nighttime protection will be a satin scarf or pillowcase.

Manon of Katseye with faux locs

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Depending on your preferences, this style can be achieved using crochet locs or human hair.

Feed-In Cornrows

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Feed-in braidsare among the most popular protective styles.

To maintain the style, hydrate your hair regularly and use leave-in conditioners to prevent dryness.

Flo singer Jorja Douglas with feed-in cornrows standing on a balcony

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Depending on your preferences and budget, you canapply a lace front wigin the comfort of your own home.

Unlike other protective styles, a wig requires minimal maintenance.

Use a leave-in conditioner to keep your braids hydrated and to prevent dryness and breakage.

Flo singer Stella Quaresma in a lace front wig

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you might also use dry shampoo to maintain the look for longer.

Singer Tyla with Fulani braids

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