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From flat twists to buns to braids to bantu knots, the list goes on for protective hairstyles.
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Bantu knots have always held a deeper meaning within our community.
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For a uniform look, try two-strand twists, Bantu knots or rods left overnight.
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In Jamaica, Bantu knots are known as Chiney or China bumps.
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Bantu knots are a very popular hairstyle with rich African roots.
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Also, the smaller you make the Bantu knots, the more definition you'll have.
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Even better, no special hair prep is required for Bantu knots.
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Learners say the school rules forbid African hairstyles like afros, Bantu knots, dreadlocks and braids.
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These women and plenty of others slayed Bantu knots, helping to bring them to the forefront.
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Bantu knots Image: Pinterest Bantu knots are created by twisting hair around itself to form coiled buns.
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Bantu knots can be created on hair that's blown out, relaxed or going through the transition process.
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No matter what you call them, there's no denying that Bantu knots seem to be everywhere right now.
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Television personality Minnie Dlamini-Jones has been trending since sharing a snap where she suggests Bantu knots are 'ghetto'.
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Singing superstar Adele has been roasted online for wearing a bikini and Bantu knots to celebrate Notting Hill Carnival.
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From bountiful afros to bold cornrows and Bantu knots, Black women have rocked some dope hairstyles over the years.
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In her creative fashion, she designed a Black woman depicted as a knight, with her hair in Bantu knots.
