okay guys: did vikings actually wear braids like these? are these tight enough to be considered cornrows? i love the style but i don't wanna accidentally wear something that could be considered cornrows and engage in cultural appropriation...
okay guys: did vikings actually wear braids like these? are these tight enough to be considered cornrows? i love the style but i don't wanna accidentally wear something that could be considered cornrows and engage in cultural appropriation...
okay guys: did vikings actually wear braids like these? are these tight enough to be considered cornrows? i love the style but i don't wanna accidentally wear something that could be considered cornrows and engage in cultural appropriation...
okay guys: did vikings actually wear braids like these? are these tight enough to be considered cornrows? i love the style but i don't wanna accidentally wear something that could be considered cornrows and engage in cultural appropriation...
okay guys: did vikings actually wear braids like these? are these tight enough to be considered cornrows? i love the style but i don't wanna accidentally wear something that could be considered cornrows and engage in cultural appropriation...
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