Winter is
just around the corner and onset of a change is ripe in the air. With that said
its time to do something new and interesting with my hair. I recently had the
chance of visiting a hair show with a friend and while I was never a keen
observer of color, braids and twists with colors is the new hot trend for
winter. Blues, purples and pinks I was completely captivated the whole time and
left feeling as though I need to do something new with my hair right then and
there!
My friend
did not pass up the opportunity to experiment with something new, she now rocks
nice hot pink twists, and it looks divine - The problem is the more I pictured
myself wearing pink twists, the more I saw images of strippers in my mind. I
would prefer not to look like that if you know what I mean.
However
the need to try something new and exciting is still strong, several months ago
I put in the Janet Mambo twists and even though I have considered wearing them
again, I definitely would love to try something new and more trendy and of a
better quality. In the past, I have talked with friends about the different
twists and the companies that make them and a common question that is asked is
what makes each twist different? Being the hair fanatic that I am answering
their question became my obsession. While researching winter hair trends I not
only found a twist that looks exactly like the Janet Mambo twist, it’s of a
better quality, the Isis Collection 2x
Senegal Bantu Twist Braid 24". So here are my findings for today’s hair
talk. I will share with your differences between the Janet Mambo twists and the
Isis Collection 2x Senegal Bantu Twist Braid 24."
The Isis Collection 2x Senegal Bantu Twist 24" often called the Isis 2x Senegal twists is a synthetic braid twist
that closely resembles natural remy hair textures. Stylists often use the
invisible root method when installing, so the actual root of your natural hair
is not exposed thus creating a natural look. In addition to this the fibers are
soft and lightweight making it lot easier to wear.
Janet
Mambo twists are very similar to the Isis 2x Senegal twists they are installed
using the same method. The last time
wore them however I was not completely satisfied with the quality; it did
appear somewhat plastic and boy was that thing heavy.
Twists are
making a comeback, we can all remember, Brandy and Janet Jackson, wearing the
classics styles of the 90’s. Keep in mind if you want to know the difference
between twists and braids just look at the number of twists used, three twists
are called braids. Braids often use the same hair and Senegalese twists. In the
end choosing hair strictly has to do with preference. As mentioned before I am
out looking for something new and interesting and the Isis Collection 2x
Senegal Bantu Twist 24" in just in time for winter wear.
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