My 2025 Hair Wrapped ✨

Here's all of my hairstyles from 2025! I tried a few new styles this past year, many of which I will be trying again this year. I think my favorite was the blonde French curls, it was perfect for the summer 😍

I don’t think I will be doing any more silk presses or up-do’s, since I had a bit of heat damage towards the front of my hair, aka the leave-out part. Let this serve as a reminder to only do them professionally 😭

In the mean time, I will be sticking to braided hairstyles, they have never done me wrong!

What are your favorite hairstyles? I need ideas so I can figure out what to do next 👀

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... Read moreReflecting on my hair journey through 2025, I realized how valuable it is to balance style with hair health. My experience, especially with heat damage from silk presses and up-do’s, taught me that professional care is crucial when using heat styling tools. Since then, I’ve embraced braided hairstyles, like simple cornrows and knotless braids, which provide low-maintenance yet stylish options that protect natural hair. One style that stood out for me was the blonde French curls. They felt fresh, vibrant, and versatile enough for both casual and more polished summer looks. I found that incorporating different shades like 613, 27, and 30 added dimension and flair. This style’s longevity and ease made it a go-to choice for warm months. Short goddess braids became my favorite for the colder months, combining the convenience of quick styling with a chic aesthetic. They were budget-friendly, took less time to install, and were easier to maintain than more complex up-do’s. I highly recommend this style for anyone looking to switch things up without the hassle. In between, I appreciated the functionality of simple cornrows—they were great "in-between" styles that didn’t stress my hair but still looked neat and cute. For anyone managing natural hair, experimenting with braided styles like boho braids and French curl braids offers a protective route that supports hair growth and reduces breakage. Overall, my hair care approach evolved into prioritizing low-heat, protective styles combined with deep conditioning and minimal manipulation. I encourage anyone experiencing heat damage to try braids or other protective hairstyles while letting their hair recover. If you’re seeking hairstyle inspiration, my experience highlights that embracing natural textures and experimenting with braids can be both beautiful and beneficial for hair health.