What are Waist Beads?

Waist Beads are an intricate piece of jewelry that is commonly worn on the waistline by women all over West Africa as inscribed therein amongst Yoruba tribe cultures.

Do Waist Beads actually work for weight loss?

Although there’s no scientific evidence that supports this notion directly; however there's an apparent psychological effect associated with them. They work as a gentle reminder against eating any unnecessary large meal knowing fully well one's intent on keeping fit or reducing some weight.

How do I wear Waist Beads?

To wear these charming pieces of jewelry properly – wrap it gently around your hip bone area without slapping or too tightness pressure so they won't hike up when eating or sitting along - just below your belly button (the smaller part of your waist/abdomen). You can also choose to add more layers or additional lengths if preferred while bearing…

How do I measure for a Waist Bead?

To measure properly for a waist bead: wrap a flexible tape-measure or string firmly around the part of your waist you'd like (usually just above the belly button), then record the measurement that best suits to ensure a right fit.

Can I wear Waist Beads with tight outfits?

Yes, it's fine to do so. However it is essential to ensure you don’t wear them too tight as this can cause discomfort or sprains due to constriction on veins during movements - should also be steered clear off by people who sit most times at work as they might roll upwards causing constant adjustments.

How long does a typical Waists Bead last before replacement?

The lifespan of waist beads typically depends on the type of beads used - stones are known actually to last longer than wooden ones that could easily snap or crack. On average, however, they tend to last between six months to one year depending again on usage, activity level(s), and how well they’re taken care of which ultimately may require…