Get Ready, Because These Are the Natural Hairstyles You'll See Everywhere in 2020

Passion twists have been all over Instagram for a while now, and according to Byrdie, they were created by Miami hairstylist Kailyn Rogers, also known as The Boho Babe. They're similar to Marley twists, except these are installed using a wavier braiding hair that makes the twists look a lot curlier and springy.

Knotless box braids were everywhere last year, and we're not expecting the style's popularity to die down anytime soon. The difference between these and regular box braids is that knotless braids don't include the small knot that sits at the root of the scalp; instead, synthetic braiding hair is added to the braids using a feed-in technique that allows each braid to feel lighter on one's scalp. Essentially, they've grown in popularity because they cause less tension and don't put as much of a strain on the scalp and edges as regular box braids.

A tapered haircut is a cut that's normally longer in the front and shorter on the sides and the back of the head. It's the perfect style to consider for anyone who's tempted to get a cut that's short enough to require less maintenance but still has enough length to be versatile.

This year will be all about bangs, but straight bangs aren't the only ones that'll be taking over. More and more naturals are letting their curls flow all around their faces and wearing their hair in shaggier styles, short and long.

Thanks to the work of New York City-based stylist Mona Baltazar, Afros cut and styled in geometric shapes have seen a huge rise in popularity, and there'll definitely be more where that came from in the year to come.