Freedom Ruby Waist Beads
Bright Red and Gold African Waist Beads
This week we are showcasing these snazzy “Freedom Ruby Waist Beads” Red is a colourof passion, love and boldness
You'll be sure to feel super confident in them.
Waist Beads And Culture
Culture plays a big role in the way we live our lives. From everyday practices to the way people relate to each other , human culture defines who we are.
The wearing of jewellery and adornment across cultures have helped create a strong sense of belonging and identity for people groups and the wearing of waist beads is no different.
The History of waist beads shows us that the beloved body adornment goes thousands of years all the way to ancient Africa. Egypt to be specific. History tells us the wearing of waist beads spans well over three thousand years.
Fast forward to the 21st century and it is such a joy to see many cultures outside of Africa embrace the empowering culture of wearing waist beads.
We are seeing more and more that the everyday woman loves adorning her waist and hips with beads. And rightly so, there is just something about them that takes femininity to the next level!
Have you incorporated African waist beads into your beauty culture yet?
If not explore our traditional African Waist beads or even our curated glow in the dark waist beads collection and you will be sure to find a design that will speak to your heart.
Freedom Chocolate Waist Beads
These Freedom Chocolate Waist Beads evoke an emotion of a delicious cup of coffee ( or cuppucino if your prefer ) on a wonderful afternoon.
Created using lustrous coffee coloured glass beads and accents of golden beads, pure indulgence.
Other Names For Waist Beads
Other names for African waist beads in English and other cultures include,
Belly beads
Waist jewellery
Chuma
Waist Ornament
Kamarbandh
Ahynie
Hip beads
Giri-Giri
Jigida
Toma
Freedom Blue Medium Waist Beads
Blue Gold and Red African Waist Beads
They say confidence is like a garment, you need to wear it to feel it and see it . These blue, gold and red waist beads exude confidence and strength. Add it into your waist jewellery collection for a seriously good confidence boost and some extra va va voom!
Can I Sleep With African Waist Beads On?
Most women are concerned about sleeping with their waist beads on, as they are concerned doing so will ruin them . However, if looked after properly your African waist beads can last for years. Because many people feel that sleeping with their waist beads on can shorten it's lifespan or cause them to split. For this reason we have listed here a few things that you can do to ensure your waist beads last as long as possible even if you choose to sleep with them on.
Wear your beads where it is more comfortable on your body. Determine if that is on your hips, waist or under your. Experiment till you find your sweet spot.
Make sure they are not too tight and that you don't experience tension when you sit and stand.
Regularly check your waist beads for possible string or threads from underwear as well as other garments and gently remove them.
Body Confidence With African Waist Beads
We are all shaped differently and our curves are different. But one things unites us women is that we are powerful and beautiful.
Each woman has a unique beauty. From the shape and size of your body to the shade of your skin you are perfect just the way you are.
Once in a while self doubt can creep in and we may question the little quirks that give us individuality. Therefore it is important to be reminded that each female body is a complete work of art!
At Waist Beads UK we celebrate this and we want to to be confident in your skin so go ahead lavish on yourself with our selection of African waist beads!
Freedom Royal Waist Beads
White and Gold African waist beads with the occasional red bead added in. These are an absolute go to for weddings and bridal accessorizing. Or for when you just want to achieve a fresh look with your waist beads.
International Women's Day
A woman is strong.
A woman is powerful.
A woman is wise.
A woman is glorious.
A woman is creative.
A woman is love.
A woman gives.
A woman is abundance.
A woman is the foundation of family and society.
A woman is a friend, a sister, a mother, an auntie, a grandmother and so much more.
Happy International Women's Day to all of you wonderful women of the world. You are truly amazing!
How To Measure Yourself For African Waist Beads
You’ve asked, so here are instructions on how to measure yourself for African waist beads
Step one
Hold your waist beads at the two ends of the strand and push the beads together making sure that there are no gaps in between the beads. Make a small knot at one end of the strand.
Wrap the waist beads strand around your waist and adjust it to your preference hight (high waist, waist, or hip line).
Step two
Hold the strand and move the excess waist beads off to one side of the stand with the knot adjust the length until comfortable.
(the saved beads can be joined together another or for anklet if you wish).
Step three
Once you have achieved the desired length for your beads hold and intertwine the strands twice and tie it 2 or 3 times into a knot. Now go ahead and proceed to cut the excess string off using a pair of scissors.
Freedom Green and Yellow Medium Waist Beads
Green Gold and Yellow African Waist Beads
Green and Yellow are nature's colours and these calming Freedom Green and Yellow Medium Waist Beads bring a sense of serenity and peace . Perfect for the nature lover and queen's who don't do drama.
10 Things You Should Know About Waist Beads
From the history of African waist beads to modern cultural significance. Here are 10 interesting facts worth knowing about African waist beads.
They originated from ancient Egypt.
The culture of wearing waist beads dates back over 3000 years.
The two top countries where they are worn are Nigeria and Ghana.
African waist beads are used as part of rites of passage into maturity and womanhood.
Waist beads are given to women as part of their marital dowry.
In some countries babies are given waist beads to help track their growth.
A lot of women wear them to keep tabs on their waist and hip measurements ensuring a healthy weight and trim figure.
Waist beads colours were traditionally used to signify martial status and various positions in society.
In the past African waist beads were made out of materials such as gold, stones, wood and even shells.
In certain cultures around the world, African waist beads are passed on from mother to daughter as a heirloom.
Ocean Gold Waist Beads
Light Blue and Gold African Waist Beads
These ocean blue and gold African Waist Beads are fresh, cool and breezy. They bring a summer beach feel and are perfect for pairing up with white lacy or cotton lingerie.
Freedom Chocolate Gold Medium Waist Beads
Who doesn't love chocolate? We definitely do! These captivating African waist beads evoke emotions of love and an air of being carefree. So we decided to call them Freedom Gold Chocolate . They are care free and oh so fun!
Grab yourself these fun waist beads and thank us later!
Freedom Mix Waist Beads
These Red gold and blue waist beads are giving us boss babe. The colour combination evokes in us an expression of freedom and we wanted to share that with you . How would you wear these splendid African waist beads?
Alone or with other colour combinations? SIngle strand or in multiple layerw?
African Waist Beads Subscription Box
Here at Waist Beads UK we have created an African waist beads subscription box especially for all you amazing women out there who cannot get enough of waist beads.
We know that having a treasure trove of colours and combinations to choose from makes life a little easier for body jewellery fashionistas!
So if that's you head over HERE and grab an African waist beads subscription box.
Metallic Fusion Waist Beads
Our Metallic Fusion Waist Beads bring the fire! They are bright, vibrant and inspire passion. These African waist beads are absolutely perfect for boss babes and go getters.
White Waist Beads
White waist beads are an absolute must for every woman's waist beads collection. Although they can be worn alone they, they can also be used as a foundational piece for layering.
Just like black waist beads that go with absolutely everything, white waist beads work beautifully with all other colour beads too and look great on every single skin tone. So wether your skin tone is a gorgeous mocha latte, a glowing chocolate caramel or a glorious english rose white beads will look perfect against your waist thighs or hips.
Plus when it comes to wedding adornment and bridal decor one can never go wrong with White African waist beads.
In color psychology white represents purity, honesty and new beginnings. So when puttingour ensemble together make sure to incorporate some white African waist beads into your everyday body adornments.
Wear them in single strands or stack them up for maximum wow impact!