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omogenaija (f)
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hey guys , i want to do ghana weaving but i have no pics to show my stylist . also what type of hair do i use to do it . thanks , please help me  |
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ghettochyk (f)
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ghana "weaving"? what's being woven: a basket or what?  or do you mean like a sew-in kind of weave? |
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NymphoQin (f)
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sorry i have no pics for you. but my dear all i can say is don't do it too much, ghana braids does chop off your hair line.If you do it too often, i saw one thread about braids styles, on NL check this board well well
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beegirl
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i do a lot of ghana weaves but i would say the first step is the shape of your head and how strong your hair is,then, that would determine the style
if your hair is strong-you could do ghana weaving that starts from the front(if your hair is not strong it would break it)
if your hair is not strong start from the sides(then your hair won't break)
i would try and see if i could get some pics for Ulater
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Free (f)
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Omogenaija wot is this ghana weavin u talkn bout  |
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omogenaija (f)
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its a way of braiding don't tell me u didnt know that , ghana pikin   |
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Free (f)
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no i dnt know wot it is |
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omoge (f)
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maybe like what yoruba people call Didi  |
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omogenaija (f)
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maybe but didi means braided
arent u yoruba
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omoge (f)
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from what i have seen, weaving can be braiding.
the ones we call braiding is usually very common around west africa. we all know that. the didi, common among older women.
if you see a fulani, they mix both together didi (weaving) and braiding.
remember that word "weaving a basket"
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ThiefOfHearts (f)
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Basket /Ghana weaving is weaving without the lines between the braids showing, they are usually braided very close to the other.
Usually looks nice but really your hair has to be strong
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omoge (f)
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sometime ago, i asked my Ghana friend to do my hair. She ended up doing what we call Didi in nigeria.
The method is dying (maybe because it takes more time and method) not many people know how to do it unlike the braids as in corn rows.
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omogenaija (f)
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any pics ?
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whiteroses (f)
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its comonly called princess weave or basket weave too
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omogenaija (f)
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@ whiteroses thanks  |
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Free (f)
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oooh so that is wot ya call ghana weavin
hmmmmmm,
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omogenaija (f)
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something like that
the ghana weaving i'm talking about starts little in the front and gets bigger
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omogenaija (f)
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not funny i bet u have pics of what i'm talkin bout but u don't want to share |
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omoge (f)
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and am very sure now that it's what yoruba call DIDI. when my ghana friend did it for me, i loose it without snapping pic with it.
those pic here are mainly braiding (front of those styles)
girl, it will be hard to find pic of it because it's not really in vogue like the braid as in corn row or pic above.
with that ghana weave or didi, the person making it will stand in your front and do it from front to back.
unlike braid where you stand at the back, ghana weave/didi you stand in the front. (real expert can still stand anyway to do it)
i remember i used to make it too. make a line of hair, then make another line in the center and then with the ilarun, you start. for every woven one, you use the ilarun to cut a strand to weave. someone good at it (like my ghana friend) didn't use ilarun.
Omo, hopefully you will come across it but rare, smile.
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omogenaija (f)
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i wont get angry b/c then u will start confusing me like u always do |
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Free (f)
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ooh plz , am not confusin abeg u confuse yourself  |
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omogenaija (f)
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confused now |
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fellybabe (f)
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that was a nice hair style pics
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efuah (f)
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hehehehe
why our name now?
why is it called ghana weaving?
somehow funny to hear that over hear
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salsera (f)
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@omoge
ur getting it confused here
ghana weaving is not the same as didi
didi is matting. ie folding the hair as you weave so you have stand or position yourself facing the direction the 'cornrow' is going
rarely is didi done with braid extensions, when its is done though it can be very pretty
a caucasion comparison is your typical French braid
Ghana weaving on the other hand is ALWAYS done with 'attachment' but unlike regular cornrow, you keep adding tiny sizes of the artificial hair at regular intervals as you weave. Eventually you will achieve the look of the cornrow getting bigger as it progresses down the line; you will also SEE the intrervals where the 'attachment' was added. However you stand in the opposite direction which the cornrow going
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omogenaija (f)
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@ salsera thanks for the clarification |
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BlkDiamond (f)
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that hair is painful oo n it cuts ur hair too be careful no matter how strong ur hair is it will cut it off, so tc bye.
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salsera (f)
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@omogenaija
ur welcome
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omoge (f)
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oh i see, thanks for clarifying it.
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bluenubian (f)
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i know what u talking about and those pics aint it. like some one said it starts real tiny and gets bigger, hope u find a pic soon, will like to have one done too
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