Bontle Modiselle Debuts New Short Hairstyle After Losing Dreadlocks, Fans Swoon: "You Are Serving"

Bontle Modiselle Debuts New Short Hairstyle After Losing Dreadlocks, Fans Swoon: "You Are Serving"

  • Media personality Bontle Modiselle got rid of her dreadlocks and has been rocking stylish hairstyles ever since
  • Just recently, the star debuted a new short hairdo from the popular hair salon Sarhap Hair Line
  • Fans were left swooning at the dancer, and they showed her love after she posted a video of her getting her hair done
  • Briefly News spoke to qualified hairstylist Victoria, owner of Vicky's hair salon, who spoke about the importance of maintaining natural hair if weaves are going to be installed

South African dancer Bontle Modiselle is rocking these new hairstyles. The star was known for her signature dreadlocks but has now opted for shorter hairstyles, and she looks gorgeous.

Bontle Modiselle debuted her new short hairstyle.
Bontle Modiselle has showcased a new hairstyle. Image: @bontle.modiselle
Source: Instagram

Bontle stuns in a new hairdo

South African media personality Bontle Modiselle has been rocking new stylish hairstyles after getting rid of her dreadlocks. The dancer and TV host recently got herself a new short weave installed from the popular hair salon Sarhap Hair Line.

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However, her transition from dreadlocks to short hair was not just any decision. Bontle hinted that something major happened, which is why she decided to let go of them.

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On Instagram, she said, "Gonna drop a little story time one of these days about the big chop. Quite the adjustment, but I’m enjoying it."

Check out her new hairdo.

Hairstylist speaks on hair maintanance

Qualified hairstylist Victoria from Vicky's hair salon spoke to Briefly News about the importance of taking care of one's natural hair if one will be installing a weave. Bontle Modiselle had dreadlocks and had them removed, which means she now has an afro that needs extra special TLC.

"Use hair care products that are gentle on natural African hair, particularly afros. Wash the hair twice and use quality leave-in conditioners. A lot of people are not into using blow dryers so leaving the hair to dry on it's own is also the very good, but if you are not in a hurry."

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Vicky emphasised that many women prioritise their weaves more and neglect the importance of ensuring their natural hair is also up to standard.

"Once that process is done, I recommend braiding the hair. This will ensure that it is intact and is not prone to hair loss when a hair is installed. Then, use a hair net to separate the weave from the hair making sure the install is seamless."

What fans are saying about Bontle's hair

Mzansi peeps are still adjusting to this major hair change, but one thing many agree on is that Bontle looks absolutely gorgeous.

@minniedlamini said:

"You are soooo beautiful."

kearabetswechadibe shared:

"I love you better with no makeup hun, but both ways you look hot!"

itsphinah_ stated:

"Heyyy king khosiii. You look stunning Bontle."

ho.peyyy gushed:

"Bontle is serving us with these short-length wigs. She has found her perfect wigs."

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@koketso m20 added:

"When you are so pretty that you don't even believe it yourself."

Bontle nails the Mkhukhu dance challenge

In a previous report from Briefly News, South African media personality Bontle Modiselle impressed many netizens on social media with her take on the Mkhukhu dance challenge on TikTok.

Many fans and followers of the star complimented her, saying that she closed off the dance challenge with her sleek moves like she always does with other dance challenges.

Source: Briefly News

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Jessica Gcaba (Entertainment editor) Jessica Gcaba is an Entertainment Editor for Briefly News (joined in 2023). She is a Journalism graduate from the Durban University Of Technology (2019). She has 4 years of experience as an Entertainment and Lifestyle Journalist at Africa New Media Group writing for ZAlebs website. She passed a set of trainings from Google News Initiative. To reach her, contact: jessica.gcaba@briefly.co.za