African Women Hairstyles refers to the type and texture of her hair

Hair is thought to have played an important role in the culture of ancient African civilizations. Apart from being a symbol of the beauty of women, hair also symbolizes one's family background, social status, spirituality, ethnicity, and marital status.

African Women's Hairstyles refers to the type, texture, and for Afro textured hairstyles historically connected to African-American culture, often inspired by African hair culture. It plays a major role in Black cultural identity and politics in the United States and throughout the diaspora. African-American hair is mostly curly, looks curly and dense. African-American hair has a complex cultural history, and cultural impact, including its association with racism.

afro

An Afro is a hairstyle that stems from the growth of naturally curly hair, or in particular it can also be styled with chemical curling products by individuals with naturally curly or straight hair. This hairstyle can be made by combing the hair to create a distinctive curl pattern and shaping the hair into a round shape like a cloud.

braid

A braid is a hairstyle that is woven and formed by braiding three or more strands of hair. Braiding has been used to style and decorate human and animal hair for thousands of years in cultures around the world.

blow afro

The Afro Puff is a hairstyle that usually consists of two "puff" hairs, one on each side of the head, much like the smaller version of the Afro, from which it evolved.