twist
- noun
- /twɪst/
- A two-strand twist is great for keeping natural hair healthy while giving it definition.
Today I'm going to be doing double strand Twist after I wash this hair.
- Today I'm going to be doing double strand Twist after I wash this hair.
- I keep my hair in a high pineapple or a high puff a lot of the times, keeping the twists and keeping it moisturized.
Examples
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Today I'm going to be doing double strand Twist after I wash this hair.
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Her auburn hair was longer, and she wore it pulled back and tied with a single twist of scarlet ribbon.
Fiction book (2001) -
A little twist of red yarn hair.
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Her black leather heels were scuffed in back, and her light hair stood out in twists.
Fiction book (1996) -
I keep my hair in a high pineapple or a high puff a lot of the times, keeping the twists and keeping it moisturized.
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Dolly moved to the podium in her black robe, white-blonde hair in a twist, lips red.
Fiction book (2000) -
To create beautiful updos, you can style your hair in a twist that is elegant and practical.
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For a casual look, try a messy bun with a simple twist to secure the strands.
Synonyms
A way of cutting and arranging hair to change your look
A way of cutting and arranging someone's hair
A hairstyle made by weaving three or more strands of hair together
A hairstyle of long hair twisted into rope-like strands
A length of hair made by braiding three or more strands together
To braid hair into narrow, tight rows that lie flat against the scalp
Long hair that people twist or braid into rope-like strands
A way of cutting or arranging hair to change your look
Idioms
- Informal
A hurtful comment or action that makes someone feel worse after bad news
Compounds
- Specialized
A small cutting tool with spiral grooves that makes holes in wood or metal
How Twisted
Surface Forms
Etymology
A hair twist is named for the action 'to turn' or wind hair into a rope-like shape, much like making twine. So the style is called a 'twist' because the hair is turned together.