Hello Naturalistas,
Crawling the walls of the internet for some inspiration and I saw an African style and I decided to check more to see. The most common one we know is
Threading but there are a lot of other nice African hairstyles (some I can't put here because the women also don't wear cloths -__-)
Here are some of the ones that caught my eyes. Be Inspired!
*I tried to see if I could get some background history or where the hairstyles are originated from but history is lost
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEht_u-QVeBhu7n1E6rKIO7Ky84r0UiUouBhp5VUpGya7PWAXzj2F7FHS7rH4cJspK0Q0YsysGjRab9Mbwe0sNUoasMJKbdnYug7CygalEcoHU47Dwj_gMbWabjatp7984L826NPlOSpj4XA/s1600/1e3a3339dd50863edd1f078d188ede37.jpg) |
Are those twists? Would love to see this mordernized |
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiBarBfDKP3U7q9CLNj4As3-DDRrfZUzpwNX1jOEUmggSs49luIoqLWL4oJaBkB1wdziA4VtUwVfANzwg6jcuchQUJZ2oVw9HpIVkP2MieSt65uecyuyIuSLF1STrxKa_E8nNUTmHfpC0gm/s1600/5030513235_6558256295_b.jpg) |
This is from Egypt. I love this one |
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhcX_5LOpeZQRDXqjque0KpgC5QmzGeRAw-l2NU41Ul9XT_chiZjr7KkNZbR5qHCBJj_xDLA2DUszsDykLKIII9ucKaMA1iJV0zTq0AlalVsskVXL7CGmmRwlCNqUd-gCwQy7_WTsLTkVje/s1600/8153506212_d969179a20.jpg) |
For those without edges *doges comb* |
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjh5c-_Q1FysyjVJJrTfIiA7Z1fvYKrRkKKu-wOfpNx7igkrERAx1YQX4tYzgfrgfg9ars4-EgsNtp62F60f2akD_q9P2rM_WZUqsFlkIIRWfYiL00dJGoI_aqE6bIxLuV-atRwJFzauGMM/s1600/images+(3).jpg) |
Pimp out your threading |
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiaLRb3VOGWDPn9pK-q82WfwZ2-5j4t1P2cKW4LJphTswh8i7eeKDbpb5NJXSJoDPbmSl4hpUUpMxXRcmYlbLgXM4Qpps5uY8XDRgCrd5rEhJ8ytMuCYtFIEBj_PzDrVlkuEdjFH3AUIRQS/s1600/b0e35913d1a3184e7c9553d510583fbd.jpg) |
I love the top of this one. |
Which is your favourite?
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I'm between 3 and 5 . So pretty .
ReplyDeletelol @ "...cos the women don't wear clothes" I would rock the 6th picture for a wedding or special ocassions hehehe
ReplyDeleteThey are really artistic. And it takes a while to complete them.
ReplyDeleteI love the first picture.
ReplyDeleteShe looks like royalty.
i like the plaited one
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I love 2,3,6
ReplyDelete1&3 These are all like plaited crowns :D
ReplyDeleteThe third picture actually originated from Eritrea/Ethiopia and not Egypt.
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