Curly Crochet Hair Styles

Crochet braids are so versatile that they can even be worn straight and curled like your real hair. This style is a straight to wavy crochet look that is colored with an invisible part to give the appearance of natural hair that has been blown out and colored.

Natural hair is not always about having perfectly uniformed curls. It’s nice to let your curls form however they want and incorporate frizz and the undefined look. Crochet braids are known for being unformed in curl pattern but they can also be wild and free like this style.

A short Asymmetrical bob that looks natural will compliment just about any face shape. This crochet bob looks like natural curls that have been stretched and recurled. It’s full and beautiful.

Natural curls are versatile which is a part of what makes the texture so amazing. When protecting your natural curls, you may want to channel the natural versatility which is possible with crochet braids. Whether you want and afro or waves, crochet braids can help you create the perfect style.

Depending on the natural length, texture, and density of your kinky, curly hair, some popular styles are not possible. Crochet braids can help create the full, big and beautiful curls you want without the hassle.

Straightening your natural curls opens the door for heat damage that is not reversible. It is one of the few limitations of having naturally curly hair. However, crochet braids can be straight while still maintaining a texture that looks realistic as opposed to silky and overly smooth.

When crochet braids reappeared, the basic style was the tightly coiled ringlets with a side part like this style. It looks great on just about everyone and is easy to maintain.

Who doesn’t love the classic, huge afro reminiscent of the 70’s? There are few lucky ladies that have the natural hair to create an afro as glorious as this one. Crochet braids can help to create a natural look afro that gives the illusion that it’s actually your own coils.

Braid out stands for a styling technique where you braid your natural hair at night and remove the braids in the morning to create a more defined natural style. It gives natural curls a defined but still unique look. These crochet braids channel that style.

Long crochet braids can be overwhelming. Try out a mid length style with big, bouncy curls to acheive the full look without the weight of super long extensions.

Create a totally unique style with crochet faux dreadlocks by installing extensions that are half locs and half loose curls. You can add the curls separately, undo the locs from the bottom, or purchase them precurled.

You can truly treat crochet braids like your natural hair. Even if you have shaved sides, you can crochet extensions on to the longer parts of your hair to create a unique updo.

The wonderful part about crochet braid styles is that they simplicity of the installation process makes each style totally customizable. This half exposed braid crochet style is unique and cute.

A super full crochet afro can be a lot of hair to style daily. Pulling the front back can expose your beautiful face shape while also making the style more comfortable and practical.

Crochet braids can actually be just that, braids. Box braids were the number one go to style back in the 80’s and 90’s and have made a huge comeback. Crochet box braids allow for easily in installation that you can do yourself.

Another reboot from the 90’s are the Senegalese twists. They are chunky twists usually created with added hair. They can be difficult to install but crochet Senegalese twists are super easy and totally blendable no matter your natural texture or hair color.

We love this stylish faux locs look. This is a great protective style and the mix of straight locs with curly ends make this crochet super unique and versatile. If you like this style you can buy it here.

Some women love the faux dreadlock look but despise the undone appearance of them. If you want a more uniformed look, some crochet, pre-looped faux dreadlocks can help you create that style.

Thicker faux dreadlocks have a more natural look to them. While getting faux locs installed individually can be both challenging and impossible depending on your hair type, thick crochet locs can pair well with any hair type and look seamless.

Thick, beautiful twists are difficult to create. Crochet twists come pre-twisted and looped. They are super easy to install whether you go the DIY route or the professional path. They are lightweight and don’t add too much stress to your scalp.

Have you ever wanted to try out a bold color without committing to it? These gorgeous, bold twists allow you to try out a more adventurous hair color without the damage or commitment.

Long thick twists are a popular protective style for natural hair but can be difficult to install and maintain. Crochet twists are easy to put in and last longer which is perfect for protecting delicate natural curls.

Spice up your box braids by mixing them with long curls. Simply take out the ends of all the braids to create curly ends while a few of the braids are totally ripped into curls.

These fire red bouncy Jamaican curls are so stylish and chic! Add statement earrings to complete this gorgeous look!

These bouncy curls style with bangs is absolutely stunning! If you don’t want to go blonde but you’re tired of darker brown colors, This honey brown color looks so natural and beautiful.

We love these long black luscious curls pulled into a high half bun and fall down from the back.

A different (and super chic) take on the twist goddess locs. The hair is pulled half up into 2 ponytails falling from the back to the front sides.