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#7: Golden Triangles

One thing people are anxious about when coloring their hair is what it will look like when their natural hair begins to grow and the roots show. For those in that boat – have you seen this beauty? A word of caution, bleaching leads to dry hair. Be very gentle when manipulating colored tresses.

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#8: Buttery Blonde Bantu

Bantu knots on natural hair are not the only way to rock the mini buns style. This piece of inspiration is for ladies with silky, relaxed hair. The process works the exact same way as it does on kinkier textured locks, and the look is just as fabulous.

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#9: Night Out Style

Twisting and wrapping your curls in knots is a pretty universal styling solution. In this example the knots look edgy (along with the bold make up and piercings), while the same updo can suit a romantic girl in a floral dress.

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#10: Braided Bantu Buns

Tired of fluffy curls? Tame them with braiding. Beginning your bantu bun with a braid is another way to get your personal touch on the popular hairstyle. Section out a chunky piece of hair and plait it from root to tips. Take that braid and create your textured knot!

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#11: Balls of Fury

If you’re looking to make a protective style that will last much longer than a few days, try bantu knots! Moreover, they can be done with extensions, too. The pleasure in this is you can go crazy by experimenting with various colors!

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#12: Locked up Knots

The Bantu buns are truly friendly to every hair texture. Furthermore, they take on a whole new glorious look on textured hair! So, if you, or your BFF have locks – get to knotting.

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#13: Bantu Mixer

The range of hairstyles for short natural curls is not so wide. When your hair is not long enough even to make a decent afro puff, go for cute little knots. Add a twist along the hairline for some variety.