How do Africans clean their braids?

Africans wear a braid, which does not affect shampoo. When they wash their hair, they don't have to remove their braids at all, just wash them directly, so their braids always look so dirty because they can't be washed clean at all.

Braid and dark skin seem to be the characteristics of Africans. In Africa, men and women, old and young, regardless of whether their hair is long or short, will wear braids. Their braids are different from ours. One end is full of braids. Just braiding hair is a very big project, so they won't take off their braids easily. Then the question comes, how to wash your hair without braiding it and how often.

First, it doesn't affect Africans to wash their hair if they don't remove their braids.

Africans like braiding because of Africa's climate, hot weather and insufficient water resources. Therefore, in order to be cooler and more convenient, most Africans will tie their hair in braids. We think this hairstyle is difficult to wash your hair. But for Africans, this is nothing. They don't have to pull out their braids when they wash their hair. Sometimes they pour shampoo into a watering can, dilute it and spray it on the scalp surface, then rub it slowly with their hands. In order to prevent the braids from getting thicker, they dare not work hard. After rubbing the scalp for a while, they just washed it with clean water.

Second, you don't have to remove your braids, just brush your hair with a brush.

Some African girls quickly put shampoo on their hair, then rub it with their hands, wash it off and brush it with a brush. I have to say that Africans are really different. They don't wash their hair until they take it apart. It feels like they haven't washed it clean. Perhaps because of this, African braids have a fashionable name, that is, dirty braids. Now many domestic girls are beginning to imitate this dirty braid. Although it looks good, it's too much trouble to wash their hair.