i have three on my waist, my ex use to drool if he mistakenly saw me flash it. most guy find it sexy and it's a huge turn on

uyai:

i have three on my waist,

Uyai you are not serious? 3 . . . . you must be Sexy i guess 

my ex use to drool if he mistakenly saw me flash it. most guy find it sexy and it's a huge turn on

,  . . . .its really a huge turn, most when the she her hip "Apple butt" you know the type i'm talking about na.


@poster

We are talking about the Waist region, what about "THEIR LEFT LEGS"

Topic Waist & beads

. . . .it's too many here, and we guys has already get use to it.

I used to like the thing but because of this diabolical version I've gotten hooked with the strong stereotyping that all waist bead wearers are someTHING to be avoided

@ scopium
u need to advance your mind. why should an ordinary beads scare you?

@ niceuzor
i love wearing it, especially when i'm dancing

I like them, I wear them. Chikena.

._{I don't fancy it so i don't use it}

i think they are cute and when i go to nigeria, i'm gonna get me one.

I loff beads.

I LOEEEEEEE THEM WAIST BEADS

Recently tho I've switched to chains makes me feel all woman if u kno what i mean. B'sides ma gee likes it ^{recently bought me a fine combi of gold chain n tiny white beads} DAME! THEY SEXY OR WHAT!!

wel,waist beads used to be a vital part of women's getup among yoruba ppl in the olden days,,,(at least i am sure of Ekiti),it is called "bebe",it is believed to help shape d waist,hence they put on gals when they are still babies.but just like tatoos(which u will find on most ekiti women 50,55yrs and above),waist beads are kinda outta fashion, and both are now seen as waywardness.But as for me, i wear waist beads, my mum bought 4 me actually.and as for tatoo, i'm gonna have my husband's name written on my waist,,,some days to our wedding,,will show him on our wedding night!

I wear them, i have them in gold. I think they are nice

MoOdYLaDy:

I wore it for 17yrs of my life, and it helps me watch my weight .

my mum still has hers and sisters

Lmao . . . . thats another reason why i wear them

YO, am not from nairaland and all but we wear them as tradition.
For married women, depending on the colour, red-to let them husbands know, they are unavailable and what ever colour that the are, and apparently to also shape the butt and also just for fashion among the girls

Imo, it depends on what you're wearing them for though.
I've got a lovely white gold chain n its basically to check of I'm getting fatter or not.

Well I don't Know how to say it . But 1st My name is Isiaka . am An Hausa Boy . and my Mum Do and Sell Waist Beads Back there in Nigeria ,. and She Still Does it Up till now . and 1 thing i will like you to know is the Waist beads is what Brings Out the Beauty of a Girl . Is for Fashion . Not Juju . Waist Beads Cant Stop you from Getting Pregnant . It Only Brings Out the Beauty of a Lady and makes you look Attractive to Girls . and also it gives you Figure 8 . Well . i have some for sell .if you will need . i stay in brooklyn . my email is { mayana12@rock.com } , Contact me if you need some . And Please Stop Saying Waist Beads are Juju . is just that Most Guys get Attracted to it when they see it on a Ladies Waist .

Facts i found about waist bead...Dont mind the scattered lines as i found them from different webpages and brought them up here.

love for their girl child through gifts of waist beads that are colourful and expensive.

The lagidigba or palm nut shell beads is used for fecundity purposes. The nuts signify multiple births as they are in clusters, thus one can infer the high incidence of multiple births in Yoruba land to the usage of the lagidigba bead

Brides seduce their spouses with the beads they adorn, some women are said to lace their beads with charm to make them irresistible to the male folks. The Yoruba’s can easily comment on a women’s moral standing in those days by interpretation of the movement of the waist bead adorned by a women. The way she moves her buttocks can depict her morals either seductive or reserve.

The Yorubas have a popular saying that “it is the beads that makes the buttocks to shake”.

Other users of the waist beads in Yoruba land are the Orisas or devotes of water deities and other priestesses, they adorn the waist beads for protection against spiritual attacks as well as part of their dress regalia.

The waist bead is also used to adorn the Ere-Ibeji figurine on the death of a twin, there is the belief that when treated well the spirit of the spirit of the dead twin will not harm the living twin and will return to the family to stay.

Waist beads are also adorned and laced with charms to ward away the Abiku spirit (mermaid Spirit) from a woman.

Because of the regard on the waist beads, some Intimate songs have been composed and sang by the Yorubas based on its usages.



Apart from the Yorubas, other groups in Nigeria also have similar usages of the waist beads in their culture the Ogonis in Rivers State refer to beads as Loo, its uses range from covering the private parts of a women to adornment as a sign of affluence. The beads is a measure of value to the Ogonis and are also worn by bride as part of her bridal rites. The Igbos called it Mgbaji, also for adornment and a sign of social status.

The Hausas refer to it as Jigida. To the Kalabaris, the waist bead has the potency of transforming an ugly woman into a beautiful maiden once it is worn. The Ibibios see it as Nkwa-Isin, they adorn it on a female baby to help give her a good waist line, as she grows, beads of her size are adorned on her.

Priestesses of deities also wear the beads that are always colourful as part of their regalia. They also use the waist beads laced with charm s for birth control. The maiden dances (Aban) also wear the beads doing dance to give a graceful hip movement when they dance.

Waist bead in today’s fashion is relegated, ladies have a preference for western costumes such as belts, chains, g-strings to the waist beads. The culture of waist bead is going down rapidly to extinction. Religion and other spiritual reasons have been adduced for the neglect, however it must be pointed out that waist bead usage as practiced in the past is an essential element of African body adornment that is harmless and meaningful a pride and precious item which should be encourage to day.

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