This summer twisted styles are all the rage and at the top of the list sit Havana twists and Marley twists. We’ve sourced the web for some of the coolest ways to style these locs so dig in and get twisted.
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Twisted Sista: 17 Fly Havana Twists, Marley Twist Styles
We really like the more silky look of this twisted up top knot that leans slightly to the side; a great look for work or a black tie event.
The colorful strands of this lengthy twisted style is what really makes it rock. Nice!
We like the Caribbean feel of her Havana twists here which looks great with her skin tone!
The jet black color here on this kinky two strand style and the simple black bow give the locs a classy look.
The curly wavy ends on these twists create a more soft, romantic feel of this natural hair style.
How pretty is her oversized twisted bun? As you can see this is a great look for work!
The fullness of her Havana twists are unbeatable! They look fun and natural, totally matching her illuminating smile!
We love the hippie chic vibe created here with her curly twists with the addition of a patterned scarf worn in an open turban style.
Her curly ends and not overly-full length makes these jet black twists pretty fly!
We love opting for an updo with these twists a good way to try different styles and have some fun.
How 80s cute is this side ponytail of Marley twists?
This top knot of oversized twists shows the versatility of both the twists and the shaved sides style. A double hit!
Hands downs if you’re not as in love with these purple twists as we are, we don’t know what’s wrong with you.
This jet black messy high bun of twists looks spectacular with her mass array of tats!
Take note that she used yarn for her twists instead of the Marley or Havana hair, but it does have a nice Havana style to it… so fab!
We’re loving the way these waist-length twists fall so sweetly on this young girl. Her ensemble really sets a nice backdrop too!
Marley twists are a cool way to wear a LOB style as seen here.
