Introducing one of the hottest global hair trends – the DUKE style.
This unique look uses an Afro Perm to add bold curls and maximum volume to short hair, making a powerful statement of personality and edge.
What Makes the DUKE Style Special?
The DUKE is short-hair Afro Perm style that features strong, horn-like curls. If you want to add a bold, standout element to a clean, simple look – this is it. It`s easy to style, low-maintenance, and ideal for busy, style-conscious individuals.
originally, tight 4C curls were seen mainly in Black hairstyles, but thanks to Hippie Buddha`s innovation, the DUKE style has evolved into a global trend that can work on various hair types and ethnicities. In fact, it`s so popular that clients fly in form cities like Dubai just to get it done.
How It`s Made – Two Afro Perm Techniques
- Spining Method
- 90-Degree Non – Spining Method
The DUKE style works best on short hair that`s about finger-length. If the hair is too long, it can be harder to style and maintain the curl shape, For shorter hair, the 90-degree non-spinning method is ideal – it creates tight, defined 4C curl that hold their from beautifully
Can`t make it to the salon? Try the Buddha Black Afro Perm Kit – a complete at home kit with a step-by-step tutorial designed for beginners to easily acieve pro-level result
Styling Tips
- Make sure your hair is completely dry.
- Use a twist sponge in circular motions to shape multiple horn-like curls.
- For sharper definition, use your fingers to twist sections individually
■ You can style just the top or go full-head for a more dramatic look – the choice is yours.
Why choose DUKE?
■ Strong styling potential even on short hair
■ Express individuality through bold curls and vloume
■ A trend with global hype – people even fly in form Dubai
■ Simple to maintain with long-lasting style impact
The DUKE is more than just a hairstyle – it`s a bold transformation and a global movement.
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