"I Will Never Suffer Like This": Woman Endures Excruciating Pain While Braiding Hair, SA Reacts
- A lady suffered all in the name of beauty in a video making rounds on social media, and it went viral
- The TikTok footage grabbed the attention of many, gathering loads of views, thousands of likes and comments
- Netizens reacted to the clip as they flooded the comments section with jokes and laughter, while some expressed their thoughts
- Qualified artistic and creative hairstylist Lazaros Sumbane spoke to Briefly News on the negative aspects of braiding hair too tight
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This woman was in an excruciating amount of pain, all in the name of beauty, in a video shared on TikTok, which has since gone viral.
Woman in pain due to braids
The footage shared by @twins_hairsalon shows a lady sitting as they try to style her hair. The lady was in so much pain that it required so many people to help tie up her braided hair.
@twins_hairsalon's clip caused a considerable stir among social media users. It became a viral hit on TikTok, generating over 2.5 million views and thousands of likes and comments.
Watch the video below:
Negative aspects of braiding hair too tight
While speaking to Briefly News, Qualified artistic and creative hairstylist Lazaros Sumbane said hair grows from the pocket called the hair follicle, so it is not wise to tighten the hair.
"It is painful because if you pull the hair too tight, the hair will break from the roots and stop growing," he said.
He expressed that people pulling their hair too tight could "hurt" the skin.
"The skin is going to rise inside that follicle, and when it rises, it's going to seal that pocket, and you will not have a follicle. You are permanently damaging the hair and the scalp when you pull it too tight and are most likely to lose your hair."
Peeps react to the TikTok video
Many flooded the comments section with jokes and laughter, while some expressed their thoughts on the woman's hair clip.
NteboM said:
"This probably hurts more than heartbreak."
Gawa wrote:
"I will never ever suffer like this."
Favour added:
"The pain of one million braids increases or decreases."
Shubby commented:
"Wahala for lovers of 1 million braids."
Gabbysanu cracked a joke, saying:
"Who still dey do 1 million braids this era? It's fine, though but your steeze go turn stress for the first 1 week."
Lu’an added:
"Why should I use my own money to buy pain."
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Briefly News previously reported that a young lady shared a video of herself suffering for beauty in a now-viral video that is making rounds on social media.
They say beauty is pain, and this woman learned it the hard way. In the footage shared by @moloto_k, the young lady can be seen standing in the bathroom, trying to put on her bonnet; however, she could not bring herself to do so as her hair was pulled so tight, causing her to feel an intense amount of pain.
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Johana Mukandila (Editor) Johana Tshidibi Mukandila has been a Human Interest Reporter at Briefly News since 2023. She holds a national diploma in journalism from the Cape Peninsula University Of Technology (2023). She has worked at the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, PAICTA, BONA Magazine and Albella Music Production. She is currently furthering her education in journalism at the CPUT. She has passed a set of trainings from Google News Initiative. Reach her at johana.mukandila@briefly.co.za
Lazaros Sumbane (Founder of Pro Love Salon and Pro Love Academy) Lazaros Sumbane is a qualified artistic and creative hairstylist. With over 14 years of experience, he excels in cutting, colouring, styling, weaving and crafting for special events. Sumbane was featured in the 2021 SABC3 show "A Cut Above the Rest". In 2018, Lazaros initiated a programme to give back to the elderly.