LADIES, HAIR NATURAL IS NOT ALWAYS
THE CHOICE
The
creativity of ladies is without many questions, they are good in fitting the
right bolt in the right knot, clinging to materials that give extra touch to
their look is a must in their dictionary. People call it creativity others,
fashion, either names but the bottom line is beauty. They deploy all manner of
revamps in beautification to be receiver’s praises.
Natural
hair or afro as other people call it is a hair style that has sprung from the
several hairdo ladies explore. It is called natural because it is the God given
hair with no extra touch ups or artificial enhancement.
This
hair is enviable on the heads of some individuals, the lifes’ of; Miss Vee,
Lydia Forson, Becca, among others are beautiful sight to avoid a blink nevertheless
it is not a choice for many. I must appreciate that holding Miss Vee’s natural
hair is one way that portraying African Lady’s identity and it’s better to be. Unfortunately
this type of hair on the heads of some people is a horrified venture. I’m
confused with the kind of so called natural hair’s that roam on the street
these days.
I was once on my way to work, walking down the
ACP road-Pokuase, I spotted a young woman carrying a baby at her back. On her
heard I saw a heap of black “thing” (something I will be mistaken to call a
hair) looking at how bumpy it was, unpolished and like a miserable dread
rejected for years. Unpleasant as it was, I thought I had seen a ‘mad’ woman.
Of course I wouldn’t have thought of anything better but I approaching, I got
released from my daydream since the lady was mentally sound.
Beauty
indeed is not self entitlement, but also a third person’s entailment. Before
you wear that hair, good lady ask the type of hair you got, if it is stiff and
cannot be easily style and flaunt as desire, defiantly it is not good for
natural hair as it has greater propensity to make it worse than it is. Make the
right choice, look good, and stay confident!
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