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The Natural Hair Trends You’ll Love in 2025

If you’re looking for the inside scoop on what’s going to be hot in natural hair for 2025, you’ve come to the right place, Curlfriend!

We've scoured the latest trends and expert predictions, and we're bringing you the ultimate guide to the styles you'll be rocking in the new year.

Whether you’ve got coils, curls, or kinks, these trends are for every Curlfriend ready to slay in 2025.


Let's get started on our top 7 natural hair trends 2025!


1. Layers, Layers, Layers!

Layered cuts are timeless, and in 2025, they’re coming back stronger than ever, Curlfriend! No matter your hair length or curl pattern, layering adds volume, movement, and that perfect face-framing flair. Remember how the wolf cut and curtain bangs had everyone obsessed in 2024? Well, it’s time to take it up a notch and go even harder this year!

For our Curlfriends with coarser textures, layered braids are the ultimate go-to. Think iconic Moesha vibes but with a 2025 twist—French curls or bumped ends cascading beautifully for that effortless, face-framing slay. Trust us, this trend is about to be everywhere, and we are so here for it!




2. Homage to the ‘70s: Boho Braids

Speaking of curtain bangs, this year we’re fully embracing the return of that chic, relaxed ’70s style. Braids, a forever staple of Black hair culture, are taking center stage in 2025, with boho braids leading the charge. Whether you rock them long or short, this vintage-inspired look gives effortless vibes with a side of glam we can’t get enough of.

The best part about braids? They’re a low-maintenance, protective style that lets your natural hair thrive. But let’s keep it real, Curlfriend—boho braids come with those cute loose extensions, so don’t forget to gently detangle them every now and then. And while you’re at it, give your scalp some love with a little oil to keep your style looking fresh and fabulous. Braids all day 2025!



3. Au Naturelle: Embrace Your Curls

2025 will continue the movement of embracing natural textures, especially among Black women. Afros, curls, coils, and kinks aren’t just “trends”—they’re a statement. It’s all about celebrating your authentic beauty and wearing your natural hair with pride. Whether you're rocking a full-on afro, a twist-out, or just letting your curls breathe, moisture is key to keeping your natural texture popping. Here’s what we recommend to keep your curls in top shape:



4. The Loc Revolution: Locs for the Win

Locs are taking over—and for good reason! They’re timeless, versatile, and always on trend for anyone embracing this cultural and creative style. Whether you’re just starting your loc journey or rocking mature locs, they offer endless ways to express yourself while celebrating Black heritage.

In 2025, loc styles are all about creativity. Layered locs are a big vibe, combining two trends to add dimension and movement. For a bold look, try criss-cross loc updos, intricate barrel twists, or loc petals for a softer, whimsical touch. You can even accessorize with beads, wraps, or metallic cuffs to add a little extra flair. The key to slaying your locs is proper care and finding a loctician who understands your vision. With the right TLC, your locs will be as fly as ever—and completely unique to you!



5. Fringing: Curly Fringes for Every Face

Fringes are back in 2025, but with a twist! Curly fringes are taking over, with tendrils of natural curls framing your face beautifully. The great thing about fringes is that they suit every face shape and can be adapted to any hair texture. For Black women with curls, a curly fringe adds that perfect touch of playfulness while embracing the natural volume of your hair. If you’ve been eyeing those retro ’70s curtain bangs, now is the time to try them!




6. Short ‘n’ Sweet: Low-Maintenance, High Style

For our busy Curlfriends, short hairstyles are making a strong comeback. Whether it's a tapered cut, a curly pixie, or a mini afro, these styles are perfect for those who want something easy to maintain without compromising on style. Short hair can still pack a punch, giving you the chance to show off your curl pattern while keeping things low-maintenance and chic.




7. Blonde or Burgundy: Color Trends for 2025

Blonde and burgundy hues are expected to dominate the color trends in 2025, and

they’re a bold way to elevate your natural curls. Whether you go for a soft honey blonde or a rich burgundy, these shades will complement Black women’s natural textures and add dimension to your curls. If you're ready to add a pop of color to your natural hair, this is the year to do it!

And for those who love protective styles, you can also add these gorgeous colors to your braids, twists, or any other protective styles with add-in hair. From blonde highlights woven into your box braids to a full-on burgundy twist-out, the possibilities are endless! Adding color to your protective styles lets you experiment with new looks without compromising the health of your natural hair.

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And there you have it—our top 7 trends for 2025! Which style are you planning to try this year, or do you already have a fave you’ve rocked before? Drop a comment below—we’d love to hear all about it, Curlfriend! Let’s chat!



Top Natural Hair Salons in Maryland for Trendy Looks

Looking for the perfect spot to get your trendy 2025 look?

Look no further than Twist & Go + Braids Hair Spa in Laurel, Maryland! Our talented stylists specialize in creating stunning natural hairstyles that are tailored to your unique curl pattern. From chic locs to boho braids, we’ve got you covered.

So what are you waiting for, Curlfriend?


Book your appointment today and let our expert stylists help you achieve the look you’ve been dreaming of!



 

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