Amasunzu is a traditionally Rwandan hairstyle that was once worn by men as well as by unmarried women in order to indicate to potential suitors that they were single and of marriageable age.

Women's suffrage hairstyles. A renowned leader in womens history education the National Womens History Museum brings to life the countless untold stories of women throughout history and serves as a space for all to inspire experience collaborate and amplify womens impact. On the other hand darker intelligent shades such as burgundy auburn and dark chocolate can look stunning on older women. The amazing traditional Rwandan hairstyle of Amasunzu 1920-1930.

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