Traditional makeup characteristics of black people

Speaking of Africa, most people will feel the same, that is, heat and poverty; When it comes to African blacks, people also avoid them. The main reason is their skin color. But now, whether you are walking down the street or sitting under the runway of a fashion show, why don't you tidy up? Dirty braid? People are not uncommon. Wearing a dirty braid is a very popular fashion trend, but its source is people? Smell it change color? Black Africans.

Africa, like Asia and America, is also a large area distributed on the earth. Therefore, African residents, like people in other countries and regions, have their own unique life and production activities. It is a unique custom of African black residents to tie dirty braids.

First of all, geographically, Africa is located in the tropics, with high temperatures all the year round. Most people living here belong to black people, that is, black hair is small and curly, and then subdivided, South Africa and North Africa are different. Therefore, in order to adapt to such an environment, local residents tightly wrap their fluffy and thick hair together to form a thick shape. So they don't have to wash their hair often, or even stop washing. Another advantage is that it can avoid insects running around in the hair without washing for a long time. At least in terms of saving water resources and time, this habit of African blacks does more good than harm to themselves.

Then, from the perspective of African people's multi-religious beliefs, from the tribal times to the great voyage period, dirty braids are symbols of African people's belief in Rastafa religion. It is like a lion's mane, representing strength and freedom. It is people's deep pursuit of self, yearning for not being disturbed by the secular world, and a cry for long-term poverty and oppression.

In short, tying dirty braids is not only a tool for contemporary young people to be handsome and cool, but also the development and spread of popular factors. In Africa, it has always been the custom and persistence of black people.