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With the summer coming to an end, we can look forward to cooler weather and dryer air which for many of us naturalistas, can prove to be a recipe for disaster. While deep conditioner and steam treatments may temporarily solve your mane-related mayhem, the truth of the matter is, protective styles are the only surefire solution to retaining your length for the remainder of 2020 and this braided trend that's taking over 2020 is the switch-up you didn't know you needed, just ask Auntie Mary.

If you're bored with your bundles and are sick of silk presses, floor-length braids may be your next go-to hairstyle and we have all the details on exactly how to rock them. According to the internet, although extendo braids may be the trend that's dominating 2020, this style dates all the way back to ancient African tribes in Namibia, who created this look using tree bark and oils.

Because I know you like your hair the same way you like your money: long and safely secured, we have carefully compiled a list of extra-long braid styles that will keep your tresses all the way protected in the winter months.

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