- A beautiful white South African lady recently took to Facebook to share a picture of her hair that was styled in traditional African braids
- The lovely ImStaying post, shows the woman proudly rocking the hairstyle that is usually worn by black woman
- Stayers absolutely loved it. Many of them took to the comment section to share beautiful compliments with the young lady
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It's the festive season in Mzansi and many people are braving new and wonderful hairstyles. A young South African woman, Lee-Anne Du Plooy is one of them. She recently headed to ImStaying to share a beautiful post.
In the picture, Lee-Anne can be seen rocking a hairstyle traditionally worn by black African women - neatly plaited single braidings. To showcase her flair, Lee-Anne opted for blue and black, which suited her perfectly.
#IamStaying we are all beautiful ❤, "Lee-Anne captioned the heartwarming picture of herself rocking her beautiful single braids hairstyle.
Lee-Anne loves her beautiful braids. Images: Lee-Anne Du Plooy/ImStaying
Source: Facebook
Stayers loved the picture, reacting to it 13 000 times. Many of them also headed to the comment section to share heartfelt compliments with Lee-Anne, a few of which you can read below.
Kgomotso Mtileni said:
"U beautiful .hope u doing well with the pain of new braids ❤"
Motsoane Thabie said:
"How's the pain treating you? You look nice, by the way."
Ntombi Primmie said:
Woooow Lee Ann you look gorgeous."
Thabang Themba said:
"Geeez I've ran out of words u are beautiful in street lingo o chipi konker."
Mamello Mello Chotola said:
"Yes we're all beautiful but you my darling are angelic, your beauty is hypnotic, you were clearly made on a Sunday, God was in his best mood."
In other inspiring Briefly.co.za news, a young unemployed woman recently shared how planting potatoes has helped lift her out of a dark place. According to the post that was made by Mbilana Entle Mbalentle on Facebook's ImStaying, she lost her job due to Covid-19.
"#ImStaying because when I lost my job due to Covid-19 I had to move back home to Peddie. I was hurt. So my dad asked me why don't I do what am good at, - farming. Even though I never studied it.
"I took my last money went bought a packet of potatoes I planted them with no equipment but I managed. Yesterday I harvested my potatoes. It was the best feeling. Me being unemployed has reminded me of my gift. #ImStaying A proud Village girl," she wrote proudly.
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