30 Cool Ways to Sport Invisible Locs Like a Queen

What are invisible locs? It’s a kind of crossover between Senegalese twists and faux locs, made with the help of hair extensions. The most common installation scheme includes twirling two strands of natural hair into flat twists and then joining them while adding a piece of Cuban Twist or Marley hair extensions. As a result, you get textured and twisted ropes of hair of any desired length with a forked detail at the roots.

How long do invisible locs last? They are sure to stay free of frizz for three weeks but can last up to six weeks with good aftercare. Although it’s not a record-breaking duration, the style is widely praised for delivering a fresh retwist look without much commitment, so it is definitely worth exploring.

1. Half-Up Invisible Locs Hair. The top portion of these light brown locs is loosely gathered into a high ponytail to create a fun and tension-free half-up style.

2. Invisible Faux Locs in Chocolate Brown. This chocolaty brown locs style comes in a below-the-shoulder length and has more uniform ropes of hair interspersed with bouncy tendrils.

3. Long Invisible Locs in a Chic Pony. This lavish high ponytail works great to deliver volume while the locs hanging down along the face excel at showcasing the length.

4. Ginger Meets Blonde Invisible Locs Hairstyle. We love how these bright blonde strands play with the ginger invisible locs, and we truly admire the stunning asymmetry of this comb-over style.

5. Dreamy Invisible Locs with Color. Pastel pink is definitely not the color to expect in a protective style, but this cotton candy shade is really a game-changer.

6. Messy Invisible Locs on Natural Hair. This medium-length style maximizes the texture of faux locs through the irregular pattern of the twists and the mussed-up hair insertions.

7. Cute Invisible Locs Bob. This charming bob made of locs and springy curls is extremely flexible and can be worn center-parted or swept to one side.

8. Volumized Invisible Locs Hairstyle. Sweeping some front strands from one side to another is a good move when you want your style to seem fuller and look more interesting.

9. Modern Black Goldilocks Hairstyle. When choosing hair for invisible locs, don’t hesitate to pair your natural base with bright colors, such as this shiny metallic golden blonde hue.

10. Loc’d Space Bun Half Up. You don’t need an invisible locs tutorial to replicate this playful style with a couple of ropes on the crown pulled halfway through an elastic.

11. Black and Red Invisible Locs Mix. Girls with dark complexions and cool undertones can pull off wine-red hair shades breezily, and this vibrant blend of colors proves it perfectly.

12. Invisible Locs with Curls and Kinky Knots. Invisible locs styles can look completely different depending on the size of twists, length, and color, let alone the curl pattern.

13. Short Invisible Locs with Center Parting. This unfussy jaw-length bob parted in the middle is just the style to emphasize the ideal symmetry of the oval face.

14. Waist-Length Invisible Locs with Natural Texture. If you wonder what hair to use for invisible locs, this texture-rich style suggests adding human hair to standard Cuban Twist extensions.

15. Invisible Locs Twist Hairstyle with Fluffy Ends. Unlike most of the previous styles, these shoulder-skimming locs have got a fluffy finish to better mimic the true dreads’ texture.

16. Invisible Locs Lob with Splashes of Neon Pink. This color scheme ramps up the intensity of pink added to the base color to result in an eye-catching lob hairstyle.

17. Dramatic Invisible Locs Half Up. This stunning style puts long locs into sculptured twists on the crown and then lets them fall down through extraordinary massive buns wrapped on the sides.

18. Muted Burgundy Invisible Locs. If you are not in the mood for bright reds but still want your shoulder-length style to stand out, the toned-down blend of black and burgundy hits the goal.

19. Invisible Locs Ponytail with Side Bangs. Here, mid-length invisible locs are thrown to a springy high pony and handsomely complemented with loc’d side bangs.

20. Light Brown Invisible Locs with Frizz. Those wishing their locs to look more like dreads than twists can ask for a kinkier texture of extensions and a frizzy finish.

21. Sleek Half Pony with Face Framing. If you are after a neater style, these uniform locs packed accurately into a half pony sitting on the crown can serve as your hair-spiration.

22. Bobbed Bohemian Invisible Locs. Not only do these flowing loose curls bring soft bohemian vibes into the sweet bob, but they also make the whole style seem fuller.

23. Intertwined Small Invisible Locs. This style takes a different approach to volumizing the locs and gets them intricately intertwined while adding both curls and golden blonde extensions.

24. Massive Invisible Locs. This set of invisible locs doesn’t need any bells and whistles to shine out, as it radiates plenty of oomph through the size and length.

25. Textured Invisible Locs. This no-frills style looks pretty much like dreadlocks, thanks to the messy finish created throughout the mid-length.

26. Golden Blonde Invisible Locs on Short Hair. Warm undertones in this girl’s complexion suggest placing golden hues in her hairstyle, which is flawlessly implemented in this light and bouncy bob.

27. Half Black Half Red Invisible Locs. Here is another cool approach to introducing color into your locs — try an accent color as an underlayer instead of spreading it across the style.

28. Black and Yellow Gold Combo. This is a nice example of a high-contrast color scheme for invisible locs – interrupt the black with bright glimpses of gold.

29. Invisible Locs with Free-Form Parting. While most guides on how to do invisible locs state you need to section your hair into square parts, this lavish style shows you an alternative.

30. Invisible Locs away from the Face. This long style combines different ways of twisting to produce better volume with the locs set against flat twists.

If you feel inspired by these stunning pictures of invisible locs, find a suitable braider and locs specialist nearby and allocate 4-5 hours of your time to get the desired style. As for the cost, it usually varies from $100 to over $500 depending on the hair extension type and supplier, your location, the desired length, and the stylist’s experience.