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Style Crush of the Week: Hair girlies – Siphesihle Qwabe

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Meet Siphesihle Qwabe, affectionately known as MaQwabe across her social media platforms. (Pics: Courtesy)
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The force behind beauty, business, bold looks

This week’s Style Crush shines brightly on a vibrant young woman from Mbabane who is making waves in the beauty and content creation industry. Meet Siphesihle Qwabe, affectionately known as MaQwabe across her social media platforms.

At just 23 years old, Siphesihle is a passionate, hardworking entrepreneur, student and aspiring beauty influencer, all driven by her love for creativity and self-expression. She will be giving us insights on her go-to looks.

Night out looks: The go-to weave style

When it comes to turning heads on a night out, Siphesihle’s favourite style is a stunning straight wig in the colour piano, a captivating blend of blonde and brown shades. “The colour really makes a statement, especially in the evening,” she shares.

Choosing the perfect weave colour for your skin tone

With her experience working closely with diverse clients, Siphesihle emphasises that all hair colours can look fabulous, it’s all about the styling and confidence. “As long as you style it correctly and wear it with pride, any colour can look amazing on you,” she explains. Her advice encourages women to embrace their individuality and experiment with colours that resonate with their personal style, knowing that self-assurance is the key to pulling off any look.

Versatility in weave styles

While Siphesihle admits she prefers straight hair, she’s also ventured out of her comfort zone with a jerry curl look.

“Curls aren’t a bad idea at all,” she chuckles. Her willingness to explore different styles highlights the importance of versatility and trying new looks to discover what makes you feel most confident.

Top tips for weave maintenance

As a seasoned beauty business owner, Siphesihle offers valuable advice on maintaining your wigs and weaves. “It’s really important to educate yourself about the different kinds of hair, Brazilian, Peruvian, human, synthetic and more,” she advises.

Understanding the specific needs of your hair type ensures you select the right products and techniques for proper care, helping your weave stay fresh and beautiful for longer.

Building a brand and inspiring others

Beyond her personal style, Siphesihle is also an entrepreneur running The Girlies Fashion and Beauty House. With her sights set on becoming a prominent beauty influencer, she is passionately carving her niche in the thriving content creation scene in Eswatini. Her journey exemplifies how dedication to one’s craft and a flair for creativity can open doors to exciting opportunities. In her words: “This is my time to niche down and build my brand,” and with her talent, enthusiasm and authentic approach, there’s no doubt she’ll inspire many young women to embrace their beauty and express themselves confidently.

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