Triangle Flat Twists on Natural Hair

Triangle Flat Twists on Natural Hair

To recreate this style, I sectioned the hair into 2 parts. The top parts where the flat twists will be was sectioned much smaller than the other section.


Triangle Flat Twists on Natural Hair


I flat twisted the top sections into 6 flat twists meeting at the crown. Click here to learn how to flat twist. After flat twisting one of the section, use an elastic band to secure the hair before twisting the ends. Remember, when using elastics, always cut it off  instead of pulling it off when undoing the hair.

Triangle Flat Twists on Natural Hair

For the back section, part the hair horizontally into 3 rows / sections.

Triangle Flat Twists on Natural Hair

For each row of hair, part hair into triangles. Secure the base with a rubber band and rope twisting the rest of the hair. Click here to learn how to rope twist.

Styling Product used: Coils and Glory Whipped Shea Butter


Triangle Flat Twists on Natural Hair

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