Sidelocks In English, Or Pe'ot In Hebrew, Anglicized As Payot (Hebrew:

There are different styles of payot among haredi or hasidic, yemenite,. “thick, intense, curly, frizzy, long brown hair. [peyes]), is the hebrew term for sidelocks or sideburns.

It Wasn’t Just The Hair Either.

Lassen sie sich inspirieren von tollen & angesagten looks zum nachstylen. Hair that clogs a drain. A resounding snap startles me, causing my heart.

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Web during the summer months, i’d avoid putting my head underwater in the pool, lest my straightened tresses get wet and wild. Literally, pe'a means corner, side, edge. Payot are worn by some men and boys in the orthodox jewish community based on an interpretation of the tanakh's injunction against shaving the sides of one's head.

Pēʾōt, Corners) Or Payes (Yiddish Pronunciation:

Web embracing my curls, embracing my jewish femininity. Web i think joshua harmon put it best in his play bad jews, when he described jewish hair as: