Stunner Flexes Natural Hair, Inspires Peeps to Show Theirs and Saffas Take Up the Challenge With Pics

• A lady posted photos of herself with natural hair on Twitter and started a natural hair thread that peeps happily joined
• Tweeps flooded the woman's post with pics of themselves with natural hair of different variations
• Some people, mostly women, took the opportunity to ask for advice on how to grow their hair while others praised the ladies on their beautiful tresses

Rati inspired many ladies on Twitter to show off their natural beauty after she posted hers. Peeps quickly flooded her post with pics of their unprocessed locks.

The natural hair movement has been around for decades, although we are seeing an increasing number of ladies embracing their locks nowadays.

It was as though peeps had been yearning for a thread like Rati's. Twitter timelines were set alight with gorgeous natural hair pics from ladies. Some people asked for advice on how to grow hair while others paid compliments.

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@hazel_mahazard felt overwhelmed by her tresses:

"I’m on the verge of relaxing mine, natural hair is painful, ladies. I khant anymore."

@liziwemkosana showed off her hair:

@supershyness asked:

"Girls how long it took to grow it that long? Its been three years but still not growing fast as I thought ☹️☹️"

@elle_sibanda posted her pic:

@philly_Kwanda asked:

"How do i grow natural hair? I have short hair and I wanna grow my hair, ooh and my hair ile ethi mayikanyiwe ingabonakali kuthi kuke kakwanya, ziqinile n zibihlungu (my hair is very coarse and it hurts when I comb)."

Local girls proudly show off their natural hair, Mzansi beams with pride: "Sibahle!"

Going natural is the "in" thing nowadays and Mzansi is all the better for it as more peeps more online posts of natural-haired ladies trend. According to Briefly News, few things can trump the feeling of being content with one's image, and a bunch of proudly South African women proved exactly why on the busy Twitter streets.

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Local girls proudly show off their natural hair, Mzansi can't get enough: "Sibahle!"

It comes after a natural hair beauty, @RatibabyG, took the timeline to show off her majestic and authentic crown. She invited others who wear their hair the natural way to join her in celebrating their African magnificence.

And what do you know, black beauties from all corners of the bird app heeded the call and graced the stunner's mention to parade their afros and then some. The post had seen 14 500 likes and 850 retweets at the time of publication.

Source: Briefly News