Passion twists evolved into passion braids; Faux locs have been cut shorter to launch the trend of butterfly locs. Enter: Senegalese twists. "Senegalese twists, also known as rope twists, are ...

Enter: Senegalese twists. "Senegalese twists, also known as rope twists, ... "Senegalese twists are best with hair extensions but can be done on natural hair as well," she adds.

Buress adds that when removing Senegalese twists, you should estimate your hair length, cut the excess ends of the twists, and untwist each twist from the bottom.

Ahead, everything you need to know about Senegalese twists, including whether or not they're bad for your hair. Plus, 20 hairstyle ideas for inspiration.

Senegalese twists look a lot like Marley twists, though instead of featuring Marley braiding hair, these are usually installed using the same type of Kanekalon hair that's used for box braids.

How do you install passion twists? Rogers suggests adopting the "knotless" root method for the best-looking passion twists. To create a knotless root, Rogers advises parting out a section in the ...

Celebrity hairstylist Kendall Dorsey—who works with beauty icon Solange Knowles—says a twist hairstyle consists of two strands wound together to create a coiled, curly style if taken out or a ...

Senegalese twists can carry a bit of weight, so I opt for a tight bun on a daily basis to relieve some of the pressure. Sorry to the messy bun MVPs! I began by putting my hair into the highest ...