Waist beads and anklets have been worn by Mijikenda women for centuries, and for many reasons. For some it is an important ingredient to spice up sex life among couples. Others, however, claim the ...

Waist beads for weight management can help a person monitor their weight. How tightly the beads fit or whether they’ve changed position can indicate whether someone has lost or gained weight.

play videoAccording to Maame Ama, beads attracts men and also makes a woman beautiful A beads seller, Maame Ama has indicated that beads are a form of beautification for women and also attracts ...

This school of thought now believes that whoever wears waist beads is wayward and is trying desperately to attract men. Like it is not so common among Christian women for spiritual reasons to them ...

Waist beads have been used for centuries in West African cultures as symbols of fertility, sexuality, and spirituality. Today, they have many practical and aesthetic uses around the world.

While people of all races and ethnicities wear waist beads, this accessory undeniably has African origins, worn by both men and women in numerous African societies for generations. They are single ...

Most young women (and few men) in Nigeria wear waist beads as a fashion accessory. Although it is still being sold and marketed by Instagram and Twitter aphrodisiac sellers as a means of enhancing ...

In Igbo culture, both men and women have been wearing waist beads, dating back to 500 BC. It is an essential item a groom ...