He warned people not to ask family or they'd regret it, but he gets our stamp of approval.
We've all experienced it: that lockdown hair growth that just can't be sorted at the moment, unless you trust a family member to help you out. That's exactly what Springbok rugby captain Siya Kolisi did.
Kolisi's locks have certainly grown during the more than 50 days we've been confined to our homes. Under lockdown regulations, hairdressers and barbers are not allowed to operate."Kutough, kutricky kuwow ! Do not ask your family members to cut your hair okanye uzobhadla! (or you'll regret it. Ngokundichetywa ndicinga uyizoyizo (Getting my hair cut reminded me of
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