why do african american women glue wigs to their head and such...?

Question

kinda..freaky..

hmm interesting..lol

Answer 1

This is not a question related with BUSH

Answer 2

A wig is something you put on and take off daily, therefor it is not glued. Now a hair weave can be glued to make the hair look longer or for a different style. It is applied with speacial hair glue. But remember WHITE women do the same thing, you just don't think so because most people assume WHITE women always have long hair. NOT!

Answer 3

Some do it because they want to enhance the beauty of there hair.Others because it is stylish,it give them a different look,they just plan look good.Other feel as long as they buy it it's there's.They all have that option.Whether they wear a weave or extension OR a plan old wig,African American women are beautiful.Nothing freaky about that.

Answer 4

Seems like most people that answered this question is right. It's a choice whether or not one wants extensions. It is for anyone, not just African Americans. Didn't you see Teri from Desperate Housewife auction off a piece of her extensions last week? I hope you weren't trying to be cruel. Because African Americans are beautiful human beings just like everyone else. God love us all. Caucasians lay out in the sun to get darker, nothing wrong with that! It's a personal choice what one does with their body.

Answer 5

I wont be mean about this I'll just answer the question assuming that you really just dont know.
Its not just AA its just about every race of people.
It is not a wig it is an extension or hair piece
and they do it for the same reason that other men and women do it, they feel that it enhances their looks.
Maybe they had a bad hair cut, maybe they lost their hair somehow due to sickness or for any reason, maybe its male pattern baldness.
It just makes people feel better.Thats not freaky really, just different.

Answer 6

I saw an episode of newlyweds where Jesssica Simpson had extensions in her hair as well. So stop being such a racist because anybody can weave, glue, etc extra hair if it makes them feel beautiful who are you to judge.

Answer 7

For that matter, why do so many women period relate to fake hair be supplanted in their natural tresses. White women love falls and hair spray, black women love wigs and tracks, asian women love perms and dyes, and hispanic women love dye jobs. I think it all revolves around the freedom to change your appearance. It seems to give African American women an attitude of aloofness and seems to empoower them, like nothing I've ever seen.

But beauty is in the eye of the beholder - They see themselves as empowered with great looks, just by adding extensions or weaves. Hey, to each his own.

Answer 8

I have never heard of anyone glueing a wig to their head! Except that show with David Spade where the wig grew on!

Answer 9

I hope by reading some of these answers you realize that not only African American women but women period use hair extentions and maybe you sould go to a beauty shop and try it and you will look so good you will understand why

Answer 10

I have no idea what you're trying to do, but I do not recommend weave for ANYONE, using real hair or not. HAIR WEAVES & BRAIDS: Some hairstyles, including tight braids and weaves, may increase the risk of developing an irreversible form of scarring hair loss, according to a new study in the Archives of Dermatology. Seen predominately in African-American women, this type of hair loss, central centrifugal cicatricial alopecia, centers on the vertex (crown) of the scalp and spreads peripherally. “Any style that causes too much tension and traction on the hair, such as braiding with artificial hair weaved in, can possibly lead to scarring hair loss,” says study author Angela Kyei, MD, a dermatologist at the Cleveland Clinic in Cleveland, Ohio. In the study, 326 African-American women answered questionnaires about their hair-grooming methods, health status, and other demographic information. Dermatologists then performed a scalp examination to grade hair loss. Nearly 60% of the women showed signs of advanced central hair loss with scarring. The women were also more likely to have type 2 diabetes and bacterial scalp infections, and sport hair styles associated with traction, including braids and weaves, the study showed. “But hair loss is permanent, meaning that we can inject steroids or creams but it won't bring your hair back, so it’s very important to seek help with dermatologists early on,” she says. One example who just got a weave: "okay , i got it done exactly a week ago . it was ripple deep curls . now , it's A MESS . no curls at ALL . and then i have school tomorrow , how can i fix it and make the curls come back ?" 'Whip My Hair' Singer Willow Smith Shaves Head The 11-year-old daughter of Will Smith and Jada Pinkett-Smith can no longer whip her hair back and forth. Watch: Natural Hair Versus Relaxed Hair Debate Discussed On The Dr. Drew Life Changers Show Google: "Why Viola Davis Ditched the Wig at the Oscars" Amber Rose is another example, who used to wear WEAVED PONY TAIL now she's a bald but beautiful model.

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Answer 11

Please don't classify a "fashion trend" with "Afro Americans" and by the way if you watch an episode or two of Americas Next Top Model you will see that Alot of women partake in this fashion cue not just black ones. I am a guy and even I know better than that !