Six-year-old Zahara Jolie Pitt gets her first hair weave.
She's always given the impression of cute little girl with low maintenance wash and go hair.Jacked from The Daily Mail
But now it seems Zahara Jolie Pitt is ready to shed that image with a stylish new 'do.
Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt's six-year-old daughter showed off trendy new hair plait extensions this weekend as the family set out to see a show in Las Vegas.
Even though she was with her superstar parents, all eyes shifted to Zahara's new 'do as the family arrived to take in Sin City's latest musical extravaganza.
In 2009, haughty Newsweek writer Allison Samuels called out Jolie for not 'doing something' with Zahara's hair.
Samuels' mean spirited article set the blogosphere on fire with many readers taking aim at the reporter herself, saying she should focus on more important issues than a child's hair.
Perhaps Samuels will have more to say now that Zahara has unveiled a different hairstyle.
20 comments:
That is not a weave it's braids and it's very common in the African American community.
@7:46
That is a weave being that it's extensions meaning fake hair has been added to her real hair.
I'm not tripping because it is common in the African American community. I don't believe she needed it though.
@8:15, extensions and weave are NOT the same thing. are you white or just uninformed?
@10:57
lollllllllllll
Weave is fake no? Extensions is fake hair added to real hair. They are both fake hair, which she does not need!
weave, extensions...either way it is uncalled for. she is 5 years old. 5 year olds should not have fake hair in their heads
THE REAL TRAGEDY IS THAT THE BRAIDS ARE UGLY AND LOW BUDGET AS HELL. EITHER SOMEBODY WHITE TRIED TO DO IT OR SOME LOW SKILLED BLACK PERSON ON THEIR STAFF DID. GOOD HAIR BRAIDERS ARE ACTUALLY QUITE COMMON AND WITH THEIR MONEY & RESOURCES THEY COULD HAVE EASILY FOUND ONE.
@10:57
I'm black but never have had a weave or extensions. My point is whatever word you use for the sake of semantics it's all fake. What else do you have to say today?
^^Oh and I forgot to add how does fake braids just get called "braids". How does that make sense to you?? If you're also 7:46 I'm just wondering how that works out.
Agreed. I have never had weave/added hair/extentions, but I've been natural for 8-10 years. At her age, fake hair is unecessary. Just keep in combed, Angelina. As if I needed another reason to hate this home wrecker.
She did an interview about her adopted kids and said she was doing what she could to educate them on their ethnicity. She mentioned nothing of Zahara. Her heritage isn't important? Say what you want about Madonna, at least she takes her kids to their village regularly to educate them on their history and where they come from.
Hair plait extensions?
LOL! I can't.
@11:40
They call them plaits in the UK. They use the words plaits and braids.
Weave and extensions are sub-categories of the same thing: hair that's not yours. Zahara doesn't need weave, no child does. This is just lazy and I'd say that even if her parents were black.
@8:15am...wrong partna!!! its called braids not weave. WEAVE IS SOWN OR GLUED TO THE HAIR, black as well as white women wear it and not all fake hair is actually hair some weaves are made out of plastic yet look like hair!!! fake hair that is use to braid is a different texture which is why buying braiding hair is so cheap under $10.
@3:34
It's not called "braids" because braids without extra hair that didn't grow out of your head are braids. I don't need a history lesson on weaves and well aware that women of every race get them. I know there is plastic weave and human hair weave child you're not telling me anything I don't know. If it didn't grow out of your scalp it's fake.
I think where the argument in semantics is coming from is this: YES, it is all fake hair. WEAVE originally was used to describe the action of WEAVING the hair into the wearer's hair. The word later became a noun to label the style. EXTENSIONS serve the same purpose, but people don't call extensions "weaves" nearly as often.
Either way, Zahara is too young to have all that mess in her head.
oh PLEASE... if you were born in the '80s and grew up in the 90's chances are your mom got your hair braided with some added "hair" to it. My mom did it to protect my hair while I was swimming. You wanna complain about something? complain about these lacefronts for kids. that's disturbing. and yeah, those braids aren't the neatest. she coulda paid my rent for a year, and i woulda did em, lol...
@10:48
"Oh please"? I never had fake hair added to my braids in the 80s or 90s. Fake braids weren't normal in the 80s at least in the areas I've lived in. I don't know if this is a regional thing. "Box Braids" came into style in the 90s and that needed fake hair added because of the width of the braids no matter how long it was and from there it took off into other styles like micro.
if u adopt a black child go to the damn black beuaty salons to get their hair done! doesn't take a rocket scientist to know to go to a professional and get some advice about raising a black child. I hate when white ppl adopt a black girl and cut off all their hair because their too lazy to learn. Takes the poor child's confidence away. WE are not the same our hair, Our skin, our perspective on history is not the same
@1:05, where did you negate my point? I said "chances are" if u wanna quote somebody. Yeah my sisters and I wore box braids, yeah our friends wore em, yeah most kids I knew had em. What brand of cookie would u like for me to give your parents for not letting u get braids? I know the history of the style, and that's pretty much all u said...
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