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#5: Asymmetrical Flat Twist Updo

When we hear about twists we often think about numerous thin twists. However, we cannot forget about large options. This hair twist, also called a flat twist, is a simple yet elegant protective hairstyle you can easily do yourself in the morning.

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#6: Brown and Black Twists with Beads

A one-color twisted hairstyle is okay, but when you start mixing different colors, you can get a really dynamic look. You don’t even need to choose rainbow shades. This look combines brown twists with black ones underneath for a classy look.

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#7: Burgundy Senegalese Twists over One Shoulder

Take a look at these stunning burgundy twists. Her hair has been raked over one shoulder. Then a few locks have been twisted around themselves to form a loose side twist. It is a great alternative to simply tying them up with a hair elastic.

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#8: Half Up Twists with Bun

If you’re wondering how to style your twists, you’re in luck because this hairstyle is very simple to recreate. Once you have your hair in thick twists, add a few beads to pieces around your face. Next, take the front sections of your hair and wrap them around to form a bun very close to your hairline. Secure with bobby pins.

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#9: Flat Twist Updo

There is not a bad angle with this look. The back of the head features curved flat twist braids which turn into long single twists. The twists are then scooped on top of the head and wrapped into a bun.

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#10: Long and Thick Twists

Black twists work in a wide variety of hairstyles, but sometimes it’s nice to just keep them simple so you can appreciate them. This long hairstyle perfectly showcases the way the twists coil around themselves and cascade down the shoulders.

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#11: Micro Twists with Kinky Ends

Different twist hairstyles with thin 2 strand twists are definitely worth trying out. Here, the tiny blonde twists are raked back off her face and tied into a half updo. The ends of braids are curled for some texture variety.