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How to Grow Waist Length Hair – 8 Glamorous Styling Ideas

Have you been eyeing those beautiful waist-length hairstyles often seen on runways and in magazines? If you don’t already have hair this long, your best bet is to have extensions put in.

Of course, other habits help like eating protein-rich foods, getting trims regularly, and avoiding bleaching the hair (it damages hair making it more difficult to grow), extensions are the quickest way to get your desired long locks.

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The three main types of extensions are clip-in, tape-in, and sew-in. Clip-ins are most popular because of their ease of install and affordability; they also last the longest.

Black women can opt for a waist-length weave which will also protect natural hair as it is growing out. Is your hair short like a pixie? Experiment with a waist-length wig for a weekend to switch up your style!

 

Waist-Length Hairstyles for Curly Hair

These 8 beautiful looks show the many ways you can wear your waist-length hair.

1. Waist Length Curly Hair

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Waist-length curls look their best when left loose and draped over one shoulder or worn in a high pony. Add to the curls by using a curling iron or getting a perm. Protect your luscious curls by wrapping them up each night and sleeping on a silk pillowcase.

 

2. Waist Length Blonde Hair

Long wavy blonde hair has a way of coming off very bohemian. To get subtle waves, wear overnight braids and unravel in the morning or use a curling iron. While wearing it parted in the center and loose is pretty, you can add details like headbands or flowers to dress it up.

 

3. Waist Length Braids

These waist-length microbraids come to life with varying shades of blue and pink hair color. For a round face, the straight braided style lies against the face for a flattering look. Microbraids take at least 6 hours to create and will last about three months.

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