You might think of Bantu knots as a convenient way to give your natural hair a dramatic set of curls without risking heat damage, but they're also perfect for keeping your ends tucked and free from over-manipulation for at least a few days.
"This look will become ubiquitous in the new year," Sturdivant-Drew said. "Bantu knots are very easy for people to do themselves at home and will grow in popularity as many salons remain closed. People want healthier hair, and this fashionable '90s look is a great way to achieve that."
The best part is that you can even customise the style with different part designs, extensions, and hair colours.