Sacred Hair

As a Licensed Managing Cosmetologist, I have a diverse clientele which includes individuals belonging to the Muslim community.  Many people view hair differently in saying that, there are different cultures of women in this world.  I find it interesting that even with the cultural differences and Spiritual differences in this world, hair is all made up of a cuticle, cortex and medulla. Accepting differences can be a challenge to individuals who do not understand culture. People ask why do women  cover their hair, and most women who cover their hair are of Muslim faith. To be Muslim is to submit to the will of GOD whom is the creator of all. In the Muslim community,  hair is Sacred and should not be desired, and  is considered to be an attractive asset which a woman has that is only to be desired by her husband therefore, that is why Muslim women wear what is called a headscarf or Hijab. The hair should not be looked upon and desired by no other man. For those who are not willing to understand this then maybe this blog isn't for you. I say that because at may help other stylists and designers understand other cultures and not to be critical of individuals who are different from Western Society.