Long Braids || African Heritage || Daily Prompt

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A long braid is traceable to the culture of Africa; it embodies elegance and beauty, tradition and artistic expression
It requires knowledge and skill. the strands are waved or interwoven with each other, which is why anyone weaving it has to be very careful so that the strands won't get tangled

The strands are parted into three parts so that the weave shape or look might come out beautiful. Each of these strands represents tradition, beauty, and attention. it holds a sense of connection to nature, reflecting the harmony and unity in the rich culture of Africans

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I'm evidence of my culture I love long braids; they have a unique look on me, and they give me confidence wherever I might be. I always get compliments, especially from men. They see the African culture and look on me, and some men will take a picture of it to show their wives so that they can make that style.

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People usually compliment me whenever I braid my hair, and I’ve never been left out in society. I also feel like a boss and confident in my steps when I walk; I have used my braided hair to present proposals to great personnel, I also used the braided look to win a contract for my organization, and It helps me represent well outside.

In its simplicity, it can be found in everyday activities. It is a style that can be rocked elegantly or casually for any kind of outing, such as dinners, feasts, festivals, weddings, panic, and the like.
A long braid is more than just a hairstyle; it is the epitome of individual personality, an embodiment of myth, and implicitly a celebration of culture.

You cannot go wrong with braids If you haven't tried them before, I urge you to give them a try.

In regards to the @dreemport challenge and in partnership with @niyi-adunola
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