Joburg Babe Unapologetically Scratches Her Itchy Lace Wig Install in TikTok Video, Relatable Clip Has SA Lol

• This woman had Mzansi wig wearers laughing at her extremely relatable wig struggle video
• TikTok user @unathi_unobthered shared a video of herself relieving the itch that her wig caused
• People couldn’t help but laugh as they know how soul-destroying that level of itch can be

The wig life comes with some struggles. This woman depicted one of those struggles in a hilarious TikTok video that left people laughing.

They say beauty is pain, and that couldn’t be more accurate when it comes to wigs and waves. You go to give a little to get a little, neh?

Itchy lace wig install has Mzansi babe scratching on TikTok

TikTok user @unathi_unobthered shared a hilarious video of herself, wig flung to the font, having a good scratch. Sis didn’t even have to explain because if you wear a wig, you know!

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Take a look at this funny on point video:

South African citizens howl over the relatable wig struggle TikTok video

People took to the comments, trying to catch their breath after laughing. This clip is so relatable, but the real wig OGs dropped tips on how to avoid this unbearable disaster.

Read some of the mixed comments:

Rhandzu M shared:

“For some reason, my homemade install is not itchy.”

kwakhanya_H has been there, lol:

“I’m triggered! I know this ”

Thabi_purple admitted:

“This was me an hour ago ”

Bokamosoboituu was relieved:

“So all the girlies do this, and I’m not crazy? Good ”

“Chiskop must fall” - Tshwane man designs weaves for balding men

In related news, Briefly News reported that a Tshwane man, Patrick Missile, has great news for balding men. No longer will men who are losing their hair have to suffer knocks to their confidence because Patrick is providing a solution - weaves for men.

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Patrick says he has been making women’s weaves for years and only recently discovered that there was a market for quality weaves for men as well.

He says his hair extensions look natural and last for as long as six months, while some opt to keep them in for a year to maintain their young and handsome appearances.

Source: Briefly News