6. Blunt Bob

Bobs always seem to go out of style and come back better with a bang. The blunt bob is a good weavon style that many Nigerian women ought to try.

7. The LOB

The LOB is a long Bob. Much like it’s shorter counterpart, it angles inwards towards the neck and it’s also a chic style to wear. A lob can be as long as shoulder length and is perfect for women who want the bob look but do not like short hair.

8. Blunt Fringe Cut

When you think of a blunt fringe cut, think Nicki Minaj circa 2009. This is one of the easiest weave-on styles to make in Nigeria. And it works well with both synthetic and non-synthetic weaves in case you do not want to ruin your expensive weaves by cutting them to achieve the fringe.

9. Layered Fringe

A layered fringe is the softer version of the blunt fringe. Rather than having the bangs cut straight across, they are layered and usually symmetrical, starting short at the middle and increasing in length at the sides.

10. Mohawk for Women

You don’t need to shave the sides of your hair to sport a Mohawk. By sleeking the sides of your hair with a gel and braiding it down the center, you can sew in a weavon to the braided part to get the same look, no scissors or clippers involved.

11. Barrel curls

Who doesn’t love a weave with the body? Never met anyone. This Nigerian weavon hairstyle got popularized by the Kardashian clan and haven’t gone out of style since then. You can achieve this with pre-curled weaves or by using supersized flex rods or roller sets to get the look. Either way, you’ll love it.

12. Half-shaven

This weavon hairstyle is for the Nigerian women who have some parts of their hair shaven. Having short hair doesn’t mean you can’t rock longer styles. And you can have fun with it by trying different colors, lengths, and textures to match the look you are going for.