African Hair Terms: A Guide to Styles and Descriptions
There are many African words for hair. Here are some examples:
* Afro: A hairstyle consisting of a full head of natural, tightly curled hair.
* Braids: A hairstyle created by weaving three or more strands of hair together.
* Cornrows: A hairstyle created by braiding hair in rows close to the scalp.
* Dreadlocks: A hairstyle created by allowing hair to lock up and form long, rope-like strands.
* Kinky: A term used to describe hair that is tightly curled or coiled.
* Natural: A term used to describe hair that is not chemically straightened or relaxed.
* Nappy: A term used to describe hair that is naturally coarse and tightly curled.
* Twist: A hairstyle created by twisting two strands of hair together.
* Woven: A hairstyle created by attaching synthetic hair to natural hair using a needle and thread.
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