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Hair is important in a man's life since it is one of the few face traits that influences people's first perception of him. It also improves a man's confidence, encouraging him to go beyond the regular confines of life. Finally, hair is a form of expression for guys, providing a platform for them to share a peek of their personality with the rest of the world.
Hair, like every good and significant item in the world, can make or break a look. According to an unpopular phrase, with hair on a head comes tremendous responsibility. We live in a world where outward appearance is paramount, and that includes your hair. Hairstyles that are poor or untidy are no longer tolerated.
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Want something that screams cool and fresh? Look, no further, bruh, this is the perfect hairstyle for you. Everything about this hairstyle feels right, from the incredible texture to the sleek 360 waves, and the side fade. With this hairstyle on your head, you might start a controversial opinion poll, asking who wore it better; you or drake.
If you are the type of man that loves to impress ladies who are into edgy guys, kindly consider this. A Faux hawk is a show stopper on its own, but when paired with a side fade and a nice facial hair cut, it becomes a masterpiece. Popularly referred to as the fohawk, this hairstyle transforms you from a hopeless romantic to the kind of guy other guys want to be like, and every lady wants to be seen with.
The classic hairstyle for the classy man. It adds an element of modernity and artistry to your general appearance. A notable feature of this hairstyle is the way it plays with shape and style, seeming innovative and also fashion-forward. It also makes its wearer look cool and handsome, buttressing the point, “you can never go wrong with curly hair.”
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Nostalgia for the 1950s’ looks much better with this hairstyle. While several hairstyles should stay in the past where they belong, this stands out. It’s a hairstyle where the hair gets cut short to be able to stand right. Fashion is all about risk-taking and being a trendsetter; this hairstyle is one of the ways to do so.
Gone are the days when only people born with natural dreadlocks were allowed to flaunt their incredible hair, now, thanks to hair products and professional barbers, a natural low-cut can also have dreads. Contrary to unpopular opinions that view people with dreads in a negative light, having dreadlocks is fun and makes you appear unique. It also celebrates African culture, upholding our values.
Note; Dreadlocks look so much better when properly maintained. Beware: the twisted locks on your head might earn you the historical record of being the first guy who gets catcalled by a group of women.
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Hair colour is a fast-growing trend in our society. Different colours like blonde, orange, pink and white are explored when it comes to changing hair colour. Tap into this trend and combine it with one of the hairstyles listed above. For example, you could opt for a skin fade with a grey curly top.
Looks like a hair wrap. Remember, your hair is very important as not just a man but a person; maybe that’s probably why Little Mix sang an entire song about it. Hope you enjoyed reading this article? Kindly share the link with your friends.
Jan 6 APC rejoices as Buhari agrees to campaign for Tinubu in 10 states Jan 6 Quavo releases tribute song for TakeoffI remember when my Mom would sit me between her legs and thread my hair for school. I used to hate it. It was painful, gave me headaches and I didn’t feel pretty in it. I felt my forehead was too prominent in it. This was actually very true as most of my hair was pulled back and threaded in different strips.
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Threaded hair is also called Akweley Waabii a Ga word meaning Akweley’s fingers. Akweley Waabii must have stemmed from the resemblance of the hair to red chili which also has the same Akweley Waabii name. Do you see it too? Threaded hair is definitely fiery like red chili.
On certain days, she would send me off to a woman near Chorkor who lived in a wooden hut by the seaside for the threading to be done in a more intricate manner. That night would be one of tossing up and down trying to get the right position to place my head as painlessly as possible.
Threading my hair became a thing of the past until recently when I went back to growing my natural hair. It has become my go-to for stretching my hair out instead of blow-drying. I have become heat-averse of late.
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The act of threading involves winding a black thread around hair in various tight intricate designs. The black thread unsurprisingly comes from China and the brand is theCeiling Fan. What I found surprising is the purpose of the thread is for Knitting and Cross Stitching.
I wonder why threading is or was referred to as Abaawa (Housegirl or Househelp) some years ago. Was it only the type of hairstyle ‘housegirls’ could afford to do? I shared a threaded hairstyle some time back on Facebook and asked people to caption it. Abaawa was one of the names tagged on the photo by a friend and I suddenly remembered its use in times past.
Are we shy to wear threaded hair as naturalistas because of this label ? Is threaded hair perceived as a hairstyle for the poor?A few Ghanaian women are wearing the threaded hairstyle as part of their everyday hairstyle and i love them for it.But few attempt it and within a few days take it off. Wearing a threaded hairstyle for longer serves a greater purpose:
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Not only does it stretch the hair but is also a great protective style for hair growth & maintenance.
Its cost effective. Depending on where you thread your hair, it can be cheaper than braiding cornrows or twists which most naturalhair saloons are charging GHC35 for today.
It took less than an hour to complete! I am all set and ready for a new week! Monday has nothing on me! I cant wait to watch people's reaction to this. Priceless!
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Have you tried threading your natural hair yet? What was your childhood experience with threaded hair? Do share in the comments below.
#MyKpenkpeshie (Kpenkpeshie is a Ga word which means tough hair)is a natural hair feature of the everyday Ghanaian woman and her natural hair journey. It's a collection & curation of stories by Ghanaian women as they recount childhood memories, natural hair-care tips, societal reactions to their changeand more.
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