How Do You Feel About Man Weaves?

overtherainbow

Well-Known Member

• Mar 2, 2016

• #1

I am speechless:



Do the men in your lives have man weaves? Am I the last person on earth to learn about this?

 

GGsKin

Well-Known Member

• Mar 2, 2016

• #2

I was on here late one night when someone posted a link to this on IG (a year or two ago) I was like . I don't agree with glueing hair straight to your head. But on these interwebs I've seen some of these look quite realistic. My work colleague was telling me how her DH wanted a wig, and she kept trying to coax me into making one for him...I'm not gonna lie...after I saw Micheal Wray II's IG (he did that Chappel guy's hair), and the many other IG pics of guys with 'man weaves', I was like hmm maybe I need to get in on this.

 

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Embyra

Well-Known Member

• Mar 2, 2016

• #3

 

Anaisin

Well-Known Member

• Mar 2, 2016

• #4

I've never seen this in real life

 

lesedi

All is well with me

• Mar 2, 2016

• #5

In real life? Hell no. But I applaud the skill though

 

ItsMeLilLucky

NotLucky no mo' just blessed.

• Mar 2, 2016

• #6

No thank you.

 

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LdyKamz

Well-Known Member

• Mar 2, 2016

• #7

I bust out laughing when he said he calla it a male unit instead of a weave to keep the masculinity there. Dude. A weave is a weave. Lol

Anyway, this is really an art form.

 

mzteaze

Pilates and Yoga Kinda Gal

• Mar 2, 2016

• #8

Yeah, no honey be bald and free. Men can get away with it.

 

Ajna

Well-Known Member

• Mar 2, 2016

• #9

Oh my this was the best laugh, I have never heard of such and you know I would flip out if my man had a weave.
I agree with @KammyGirl it is totally an art form

 

Kinky4Agirl

Well-Known Member

• Mar 2, 2016

• #10

KammyGirl said:

I bust out laughing when he said he calla it a male unit instead of a weave to keep the masculinity there. Dude. A weave is a weave. Lol

Anyway, this is really an art form.

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THANK YOU! Like in the 80s when men starting carrying hand bags... Err um, scuse me, man purse...lol

 

CodeRed

Well-Known Member

• Mar 2, 2016

• #11

Unsure about how I feel because my brain refuses to wrap around it. Too much major gender things going on in society all at once for me to decide

 

KinksAndInk

Professional Napper

• Mar 2, 2016

• #12

For a grown man. NO!!! Be a flipping man and accept your baldness fool. I wish a dude would tell me not to pull on his lace front.
For little boys/ teens dealing with medical conditions and they're being bullied or want to prevent bullying then yes. I saw first hand how this boy that I went to middle school with was treated because he had alopecia areata. It was heart breaking. There were like 3 of us in the whole school that was nice to him. Even one of the substitutes treated him like he was contagious.

 

Topsido

Well-Known Member

• Mar 2, 2016

• #13

Now now ladies, before we dismiss this, can we thing about how we can benefit from this? Naomi's edges comes to mind and it'll only cost pennies to dollar compare to the traditional surgery route.

 

Colocha

acne cream and afro dreams

• Mar 2, 2016

• #14

If they want to wear weaves, I couldn't care less.

I think telling a man he has to stay bald isn't fair if you wouldn't tell a woman the same thing. I'm not dating them, I'm not employing them, and I'm not their mother so I don't have a right to tell them what to do.

ETA: Gluing hair directly on your scalp isn't something I'd advise, though, regardless of gender.

 

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LdyKamz

Well-Known Member

• Mar 3, 2016

• #15

Topsido said:

Now now ladies, before we dismiss this, can we thing about how we can benefit from this? Naomi's edges comes to mind and it'll only cost pennies to dollar compare to the traditional surgery route.

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He said in the 2nd video if you don't have edges and depending on style it'll be harder to get one. Which I don't understand because if everything up top is smooth and they can get hair there then why not on the sides? I'm so fascinated by the whole thing.

 

MileHighDiva

A+ Hair Care Queen

• Mar 3, 2016

• #16

AbsyBlvd said:

My work colleague was telling me how her DH wanted a wig, and she kept trying to coax me into making one for him...I'm not gonna lie...after I saw Micheal Wray II's IG (he did that Chappel guy's hair), and the many other IG pics of guys with 'man weaves', I was like hmm maybe I need to get in on this.

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You better "seize the moment" and make that money!

 

APrayer4Hair

Well-Known Member

• Mar 4, 2016

• #17

Just yesterday I saw a young man, who is a cashier at my local Dollar General, with weave locs… They were nicely done but obvious. They resembled crochet braids...

 

PinkSunshine77

New York's Finest

• Mar 5, 2016

• #18

Hate them even more than man buns and regular weaves on women