How to Tie Waist Beads

In this video tutorial, you’ll learn how to tie your waist beads the traditional Ghanaian way — with care, precision, and intention. Each knot is a reminder of your strength, sensuality, and evolution.

Take your time. Adjust for comfort. And when you’re ready, tie them on with love — because every bead tells your story.

✨ Tip: Once your beads are tied, they’re meant to stay on — a reflection of your journey, your growth, and your grace.

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