Than it grew in South Africa some women would get it right some just wouldn't, some weaves would be too heavy, some would tangle, although most got it right, I must admit it though it really made a lot of women feel beautiful, but right now South African women are just tired of these long, tiring and sometimes stinking expensive hair that hides thier natural beauty. Women such a Solange Knowles, Zizo Beda and Unathi Msengana are leading the way in the hair department, they are the true inspiration that one doesn't need a weave to look beautiful, being natural is still beautiful.
weaves have been getting a lot of hate, especially among South African men as well as the media because it was once documented that, houses literally lose tails for the weaves to be made, Indian women are mugged for thier hair in India. Some are drugged or man-handled and they cut off thier hair and sell them to distributors of hair. Don't wanna lie I am a quite a fan of weaves, can't say I'm the most beautiful girl around but weaves really do give me that little confidence but than again I looove my long natural relaxed, brown hair, I'm totally comfortable rolling with it.
I'm not suggesting that women should throw away thier weaves, it if makes you feel sexy, pretty and confident than why throw it away? Its yours you bought it abd throw it when you damn well please, but whatever you do please don't do it for a man, if he wants to leave he'll leave you anyway. I as just outlining a trend that has been growing in South Africa which is braiding hair to cutting it short.
I Love My Hair!
