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Forget about handbags, you'd better hang on to your weave when out in Cape Town and Joburg as an increase in expensive weave-snatching is being reported. Human hair wigs are being snatched by thieves who have been targeting ladies at taxi ranks, on the streets, and even at university campuses. One of the victims who recently had a hair-raising experience is Felicia Mazibuko, who said she and the would-be thief had a "fierce showdown over who would claim the head wrap".
Fortunately, her wig was locked. We sewed it in onto her head, so that's how she survived. It can damage your hairline if they pull it too much," she warned. "Clients have told me about their wigs being stolen before they can reach the taxi rank," she said. High-grade wigs are also more coveted in the underground market. "The cost of hair is directly tied to its grade. Higher grades fetch a higher price and offer more versatility in styling.
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