American Man Spoils African American Wife After Faux Locs Protective Style Takedown in TikTok with 400k views

American Man Spoils African American Wife After Faux Locs Protective Style Takedown in TikTok with 400k views

  • One woman's husband completely understands the stress that comes with taking down any braided hairstyle
  • The lady had faux locs, and when it was time to remove them, her man made sure to show her support
  • A TikTok video shows that he took care of her after the hard work and many people were gushing over the cute couple

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One woman's husband went viral after caring for his wife on braid takedown day. People thought it was cute how the lady's husband did the most after she removed her faux locs.

Hubby takes care of wife after taking off faux locs
A man showed his wifey support by spoiling her on the day she took down her faux locs. Image: TikTok/TheGerbers
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People could not help but praise the man for being there for his partner. They commented on the video to share their thoughts about the loving pair.

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@Thegerberfam had the internet impressed when he showed his wife support on the day she removed her faux locs.

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Cosmopolitan reports that faux locs are a protective hairstyle that imitates the look of traditional locs without commitment and maintenance. They are typically achieved by wrapping or braiding extensions around your natural hair, creating a temporary dreadlock-like style.

According to Tetxured Talk, removing faux locs can take several hours, depending on the size of the locs and the technique used to install them. It involves unravelling or cutting the extensions, then gently detangling and washing your natural hair to remove any leftover residue. Removing the hairstyle can be laborious, and the boyfriend helped out by preparing her a delicious meal.

The TikTok shows how he serves the dish and her delighted reaction. Watch the cute video below.

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Husband spoiling wife after protective style removal has people in their feels

People were amused by how the hubby pronounced the name of the protective hairstyle. Netizens love to see couples thrive, and people praised the couple.

Vina commented:

"OMG!!! This is insanely sweet!"

user2224029739286 commented:

"Sweet and cute couple."

Butterflywaxspa commented:

"Sirrrr I’m asking for the rest of the congregation where are the others like you located?"

CaliforniaRealtorCri commented:

"You’re doing it right, husband. She chose a king."

PinkPaws commented:

"Dear God, I see what you've done for others. Such a cute couple!"

bᴎomɒiᗡ♓︎ commented:

"Marry that man, again! That is a love language."

Kristen Washingto400 commented:

"Her what locs? Adorable."

MzFrizzle commented:

"This woman is being treated like royalty and the only thing y’all can focus on is how he pronounced the hair."

La Tóxica commented:

"This was too cute, “Fox locs'."

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Briefly News reported that one TikTok user, @linajuly31, posted a clip of her gorgeous natural hair. The ladies on the social media platform were envious and said she was so lucky.

Many wanted to know how she grew her hair and asked for product recommendations. The viral video has nearly one million views from SA ladies who wish to have long tresses like her.

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