- This woman took to social media to let the world know that she kept braided hairstyle in for nine whole months
- TikTok user identified as @atimusic.ly shared a video showing what braids of nine months look like
- People could not believe how long she kept them in and made funny references to the time
This babe left her braids in for nine whole months and took to social media to make a confession. Some people couldn’t believe she managed to make it that long.
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According to Naturally Curly, you shouldn’t keep braids in for longer than eight weeks in order to maintain “optimal scalp and hair health”.
Mzansi babe confesses in TikTok video she kept her braids in for nine months
TikTok user @atimusic.ly shared a video of her nine-month-old braids, and they are a sight! Sis admitted that these bad boys were way overdue.
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Take a look at this confession:
South African people weigh in on the braids that could have been a baby
People could not believe their eyes when they saw the braids. This has to be a record or something, lol. The comment section was filled with spicy comments.
Read some of the heat:
No one had a good laugh:
“A whole baby was born.”
Sheba dropped facts:
“Das a whole school year ”
qiy looked at the bright side:
“I know taking them out felt so gooood.”
Akay was impressed by the woman’s hair growth:
“Okay, but the GROWTH.”
Lady who carried braided hairstyle for over 1 year undergoes impressive transformation
If you think a month is too long to carry a braided hairstyle then a story of a woman carrying her hairstyle for over 12 times that duration will have your jaws hanging.
Instagram blogger, @nigerianbraids, recently left social media users stunned after sharing a video of a lady who carried cornrows braided hairstyle for over a year.
In the video, the hairstylist is seen cutting off the aged braided hair which appeared to have been matted. This was only after the client had given the go-ahead.
Source: Briefly.co.za
