I’m a lapsed Irish Catholic and I don’t get it either! I always think that hair could have gone to make a wig for a woman or child suffering from aloplecia or hair loss from chemotherapy. One of my daughters grew her hair during and after the pandemic and donated her hair to a children’s charity that uses the hair to make wigs for children with cancer.
Supposed to cover their hair with snood or tichel or hat. Wigs aren’t allowed in a lot of orthodox Jewish communities. Chabad are big on wigs but most other Jews are not.
@@lindaversil1121Interesting, where does your information come from? Most don't wear wigs? Definately not. Most Hasidic communities wear wigs, with the exception of Breslev, this is already I would say 50% of Orthodox.
@SuperFredAZ It comes from the dichotomy of the Jewish belief that a man should provide his wife with whatever she needs to be beautiful with the horror of living in a place and time where Jewish women had no legal right to deny a Christian man wanting to r*pe her. That’s why it seems so nonsensical, women are simultaneously trying to be unattractive to those who would attack her while still being attractive enough to show her hysband is doing his duty by her. As a Conservative Jewish woman who often has to live and work in countries hostile to my people, I understand the need to protect myself, but because I was fortunate enough to grow up with rights, I resent the need to. Under pre-twentieth century law most Christian nations did not recognize Jews as human under the law, hence no ability to say no. Legal status was only gained in some areas in the late nineteenth century, in 1890 the Papal States still mandated Jews where clothing to demarcate their status. Again, this is all historical fact, heartbreaking, but true.
As a woman, you can immediately tell the wigs because of how neatly the hair lines up at the part. But they are still super impressive! All the women look great!
These ladies shave their head 1 day after the wedding. This is why the bride says : “tomorrow wig” They are bald and mostly wear a turban or headscarf at home.
What is the purpose of covering your real hair with fake hair? I know the women have to cover their hairs after marriage, but what's the point of wearing a super realistic wig? Might aswell not cover your hair
It arose from Jewish women in Eastern Europe trying to make themselves unattractive to Christian men who could legally (and did) r*pe them at will. However, Judaism also calls on men to provide anything their wives require to feel beautiful, so arose the tradition to simultaneously make yourself unattractive for prospective attackers, but attractive for your community. Jews didn’t achieve rights in Europe until the nineteenth century in many countries, 30 years later the Shoa began, these fears exist for a reason. Did you see the horror the Palestinian terrorists wrought on October 7? Jewish women have never been safe or granted the same protection Christian and Muslim women are. Otherwise, October 7 would have been condemned universally rather than so many “civilized “ nations trying to rationalize r*pe and slaughter of women and children.
The mitzvah is not to cover her head, but to cover her hair. It's a spiritual thing. When a Jewish woman is married, her hair becomes like the other parts of her body that need to be covered. She can cover it by any one of a number of means. The Lubavitcher Rebbe preferred a wig because it covers better than other things. Covering the hair is not to symbolize that she is taken or to make her less attractive. Some people are drawing their own conclusions based on what they think, not based on what the Torah says.
you don't always need to wear a wig there is something us jews call a tichel (tih-ch-ehl) and its like a scarf that you use to cover your hair. I am 100% jewish i am religious and us women don't wear hijabs as that is what muslims do and we are not muslim. If you have any questions you can reply to me and I will try to answer
We Christian’s had women cover hair much earlier in history using veils and scarves. And Jews in the OT would consider an uncovered woman to be a harlot. A wig wouldn’t pass then this is just a loophole
Lmao he’s funny but I can see how a guy wouldn’t be able to tell the wigs from natural hair. I could tell all the wigs apart from the real hair, they all look beautiful regardless
I love this version of modesty - it’s not to look ugly to the world; it’s to reserve some of your authentic beauty for only your spouse. So, you can still wear a nice wig in public, but only your husband will see the unadorned you. L’chaim!
My ex gf had a friend that worked at a wig shop styling and refurbishing wigs and she had a chance to get a job because they needed another girl. She always regretted not taking that job. Jewish women wear the highest quality wigs on the market.
Hassidic people (both men and women) get married as young as possible. It's not impossible to find High Schoolers that are getting married over the summer. To marry young is seen as a blessing.
Riiiight....the creator of that is seen and unseen really wants this ? Because he can't see through a wig or a kippa, but yet he made the invisible light spectrums, sound frequencies that can't be heard by the human ear...yup wearing a wig or kippa is an express ticket into heaven i guess.....and all others straight to the pit i guess....
@@shevalazaros4427But that's not true. Some Ultra Orthodox Hasidic sects have specific requirements for covering the hair. Some don't even allow wigs, just the head wrap. And some requires the wig in conjunction with a little headband hat or some kind of covering. It goes by the rabbi's discretion and what their husband is comfortable with and how the other women on both sides of the family were raised.
The native Children of Israel in the Mishnaic period were described as having skin the color of (a cross section) of boxwood, just as many native Sabra Israelis do today. The Mediterranean was not a dualistic black and white neighborhood. Intermediate shades of skin were the norm.
so what i dont get why shave my own hair and put on other peoples hair?! it might be a jews girl hair that was shaved???😂😂 i dont get the purpose of shaving just wear a headcover and life is more easier 😊😊😊😊
I’d love to learn the origin of the wig versus scarf. Was it commanded that wigs are okay or was that something created as an ease by society. What did God say for jewish women. Personally, I don’t understand. One thing I would understand is if it was used to help women still cover but not be noticed in public. That could be a safety thing. I’m islam, part of the reason we wear hijab IS to be acknowledged as a woman of God. Either way, I’d like to learn more of the history and origin.
It's not a Jewish custom or commandment. It came about only in the last 100 or so years due to women covering bald patches with a hair piece. If you look at pictures of Jewish women in the 19th century they all wore scarves and shawls. There are Jewish women today who wear hijabs, burkas etc. modern communities consider this extreme but it is the way its supposed to be, it's how our biblical mothers dressed, covered head to toe with a veil. I have friends who wear scarves similar to hijabs. I personally wear a scarves and shawls to cover up when I leave the house. No make up, no perfume or high heels. No bright colors. Wide clothing to the ground. Inside for my husband I can look like a queen, wear make up, perfume, jewelry, a beautiful colored dress etc. Our beauty is meant for our husbands, not everyone on the street.
Wait I don’t get it I’m not Jewish. So women wear wigs after they marry? In the Jewish religion? I didn’t know that. Why do they? They don’t wear headscarf’s ?
I don’t know why they do the wigs but I do know that the headscarf thing is Islamic not Jewish. Though maybe there’s sects of Judaism that do the scarf too I’m not sure
Many Rabbis don't allow wigs and married women cover their hair with tichels or scarves. It is common in some groups (such as Chabad Lubavitch) for married women to mainly wear wigs. The strictest Rabbis want married women to not only cover their hair completely but also advise not to attract attention from men and don't allow sheitels/wigs, especially long ones. Some Rabbis disallow wigs because there is a chance that human hair from Indian women cutting off their hair as a sacrifice and other idol worshippers' hair would be accidentally mixed in the wig, as the wig industry is hard to supervise carefully so that the wig is kosher. Any who married properly under Jewiah law is supposed to cover hair even if divorced or widowed. Of course, non-Orthodox generalky ignore the rules.
If the head covering is to show they are married , then doesn’t wearing a wig defeat the whole reason of covering your hair since the people around you will think your not wearing a wig and therefore unmarried
they are good wigs but still very easy to see that they are. it is silly to wear a wig which for many of these women is much more attractive than their natural hair. these rules are just absurd. One can be modest in appearance without such excess.
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I am a secular Jew, cannot possibly understand why women cover their hair with a wig that looks just like natural hair
A married woman is obliged to cover her head after getting married. how? It's her choice.
I’m a lapsed Irish Catholic and I don’t get it either! I always think that hair could have gone to make a wig for a woman or child suffering from aloplecia or hair loss from chemotherapy. One of my daughters grew her hair during and after the pandemic and donated her hair to a children’s charity that uses the hair to make wigs for children with cancer.
Supposed to cover their hair with snood or tichel or hat. Wigs aren’t allowed in a lot of orthodox Jewish communities. Chabad are big on wigs but most other Jews are not.
@@lindaversil1121Interesting, where does your information come from? Most don't wear wigs? Definately not.
Most Hasidic communities wear wigs, with the exception of Breslev, this is already I would say 50% of Orthodox.
@SuperFredAZ It comes from the dichotomy of the Jewish belief that a man should provide his wife with whatever she needs to be beautiful with the horror of living in a place and time where Jewish women had no legal right to deny a Christian man wanting to r*pe her. That’s why it seems so nonsensical, women are simultaneously trying to be unattractive to those who would attack her while still being attractive enough to show her hysband is doing his duty by her. As a Conservative Jewish woman who often has to live and work in countries hostile to my people, I understand the need to protect myself, but because I was fortunate enough to grow up with rights, I resent the need to. Under pre-twentieth century law most Christian nations did not recognize Jews as human under the law, hence no ability to say no. Legal status was only gained in some areas in the late nineteenth century, in 1890 the Papal States still mandated Jews where clothing to demarcate their status. Again, this is all historical fact, heartbreaking, but true.
Those wigs look phenomenal and are very impressive.
Fr
And expensive
I can spot most of the wigs bc I'm used to them. But they surely know how to take care of them.
How? They don't look any different. That's the point.
@@drips1030 im no hairstylist but sometimes you can tell the hair is fake bc of the way the light hits it
When you live in the orthodox world you just know lol
Also, many of these women are pretty cuuuuuuute
Such a strange custom. Substitute hair for hair. What's the point?
They are all beautiful women! The wigs are very nice❤❤
As a black woman we know our wigs 😂😅 we def can tell ❤ beautiful
Yes indeed! I was looking to see if anyone mentioned this 😆
Literally I could identify every one 🤣
Black Jewish women also wear wigs however Pennsylvania blacks cover hair
It so obvious though lmao
I agree with the lady that said men should wear wigs too!😂
As a woman, you can immediately tell the wigs because of how neatly the hair lines up at the part. But they are still super impressive! All the women look great!
Is there any point in putting on a wig that looks exactly like hair?
These ladies shave their head 1 day after the wedding. This is why the bride says : “tomorrow wig” They are bald and mostly wear a turban or headscarf at home.
@@charlie1567doubtful
These women are not in the Hassidic sect that shaves heads. This is a more modern bunch, maybe chabad.
What is the purpose of covering your real hair with fake hair? I know the women have to cover their hairs after marriage, but what's the point of wearing a super realistic wig? Might aswell not cover your hair
Haha religious logic
Makes sense only from the inside out.
@@mariekatherine5238you mean doesn’t make sense at all
It’s just a loophole they use. They’re actually supposed to physically cover their hair with a garment but they use the wig as a garment to cover lol
Exactly! It’s a loophole! Just because they need to cover their hair, it doesn’t mean they can’t feel attractive with a wig if they want.
In my house wigs were not allowed.
Such a nice group of ladies. They seem so friendly and fun.
Until they find out that you aren't from their town/religion
@@ptbro3334bruh. That’s not true
@@ptbro3334at least they won’t blow u up like cough cough some religion
@@revimat17 it is tho
@@KristinkaAranova yes 🙄
What's the purpose of a natural hair wig when the natural hair is already like a head cover?
It arose from Jewish women in Eastern Europe trying to make themselves unattractive to Christian men who could legally (and did) r*pe them at will. However, Judaism also calls on men to provide anything their wives require to feel beautiful, so arose the tradition to simultaneously make yourself unattractive for prospective attackers, but attractive for your community. Jews didn’t achieve rights in Europe until the nineteenth century in many countries, 30 years later the Shoa began, these fears exist for a reason. Did you see the horror the Palestinian terrorists wrought on October 7? Jewish women have never been safe or granted the same protection Christian and Muslim women are. Otherwise, October 7 would have been condemned universally rather than so many “civilized “ nations trying to rationalize r*pe and slaughter of women and children.
The mitzvah is not to cover her head, but to cover her hair. It's a spiritual thing. When a Jewish woman is married, her hair becomes like the other parts of her body that need to be covered. She can cover it by any one of a number of means. The Lubavitcher Rebbe preferred a wig because it covers better than other things. Covering the hair is not to symbolize that she is taken or to make her less attractive. Some people are drawing their own conclusions based on what they think, not based on what the Torah says.
Third option - whatever I wish in the moment
“No one wants to marry you.”….excuse you? Very rude, sir.
Right? That was so uncalled for. Wtf….
@@Welp503she’s literally 13 lol
It's a joke omgg
Shes a kid
That was clearly a joke.
those wigs are great quality and clearly very well taken care of
no wig! but a tichel/scarf for me 😆
I understand the purpose of hijab. In this case you use other people's hair to cover your natural hair to......?
Yeah which is why wigs are not allowed in Islam. It feels like “clever trick” to circumvent gods commandment to cover your head/hair 🤦🏽♀️
Fr like just wear a hijab it’s easier and not that hard to wear and you get to keep your hair also!
you don't always need to wear a wig there is something us jews call a tichel (tih-ch-ehl) and its like a scarf that you use to cover your hair.
I am 100% jewish i am religious and us women don't wear hijabs as that is what muslims do and we are not muslim.
If you have any questions you can reply to me and I will try to answer
@@secondaccount3136Counter-response: Then what's the point of having hair if you can't show it?
We Christian’s had women cover hair much earlier in history using veils and scarves. And Jews in the OT would consider an uncovered woman to be a harlot. A wig wouldn’t pass then this is just a loophole
They are being such good spirits to share
Such beautiful Hasidic females. Watching in the UK❤
L❤️e dis channel! The women are all smart and funny!
Lmao he’s funny but I can see how a guy wouldn’t be able to tell the wigs from natural hair. I could tell all the wigs apart from the real hair, they all look beautiful regardless
I love this version of modesty - it’s not to look ugly to the world; it’s to reserve some of your authentic beauty for only your spouse. So, you can still wear a nice wig in public, but only your husband will see the unadorned you. L’chaim!
Beautiful!
isnt it probelamtic that the wig looks exactly like real hair? (length etc.)
It's not.
Stupid right? Playing with Gods rules is the way of the jews.
That’s a real good question but there isn’t a simple answer to this
It’s something that makes sense only from the inside of the culture.
In rabbinic judaism they have an “elastic clause” with the almighty and his exceptions
“What? No one wants to marry you?”😂
He meant it as a joke, but it was really very insensitive and insulting.
No she is so young
That was rude...one little girl.
First two you can easily spot by the line going across.
I was rooting for Kelsi!
I can spot a wig from a mile away
This video is classic
Wigs were actually very common back in the day… my grandmother has wigs and she wasn’t Jewish or a cancer patient
What a cool game ! Got a better one : Pure or impure ?
Come on wig!
My ex gf had a friend that worked at a wig shop styling and refurbishing wigs and she had a chance to get a job because they needed another girl. She always regretted not taking that job. Jewish women wear the highest quality wigs on the market.
A woman's hair is beautiful and to wear a wig or shave it only is testament to men who feel they cannot control themselves when seeing it
You are beloved for the fathers sake
How do they get their wigs to look so realistic?
lace fronts
Wigs are made to look realistic. Go visit a wig shop. Good quality wigs are NOT cheap.
Wow I couldn't tell they are really good today. Plus I'm color blind so that doesn't help. Wow love the gorgeous ladies' real woman, nothing better.
So if no one can tell the difference… what’s the point?
Why is he asking children
cmon it was cute
Interesting that you would take a poll about wigs in that direction.
@@anasabou1904pedophile
Hassidic people (both men and women) get married as young as possible.
It's not impossible to find High Schoolers that are getting married over the summer. To marry young is seen as a blessing.
Emotional damage. 😳😂 Jk
Huh?
@@anonymousanonymous-qx7mvInsensitive remark! Meant as a joke but could be very hurtful.
That's fun@
What a wig 😍 😳 👏 😭
Basically fake hair who looks like real hair.
Aaaww 😂tomorrow wig ☝🏽
The ladies and their wigs are beautiful. I also like the beautiful head scarves and hats that others wear.
So they wear wigs to get around the covering hair rule? So they are loopholing god?😂
They also look so realistic now that it seems to defeat the point 😅
It's about covering the hair, not how it looks. It's a spiritual reason
it's a Jewish thing you wouldn't understand neither do most Jews we just do it
@@boooboooboy Kinda seems strange to blindly follow orders you don’t understand
@@radex__ no you are not Jewish hence why you don't understand
Tomorrow Wig!!
At a chasidic wedding, men don't ask these questions.
whats the point of wearing a wig if men cant tell the difference?
You can tell just by looking at the hairline. If the hairline is completely straight, it’s 99.9% likely a wig.
That’s exactly why wigs shouldn’t be used may Hashem lead us beni Yisrael back to be his pure hearted worshipers
He will. After tribulation.
I am not hating. Whats use of wig.. They are looking more attractive.. If they cover it with cloth i can understand. Will someone explain
Halakha is the reason behind the wigs.
These poor women and wives…. Being forced to wear a wig for the rest of their married lives….. so sad…just sad sad sad …
Don’t worry, my dad can’t tell either.
Haha 😂 This was funny! Great women!
Riiiight....the creator of that is seen and unseen really wants this ? Because he can't see through a wig or a kippa, but yet he made the invisible light spectrums, sound frequencies that can't be heard by the human ear...yup wearing a wig or kippa is an express ticket into heaven i guess.....and all others straight to the pit i guess....
What about tichels?
ok too..as long as hair is covered...whatever you feel comfortable with.
@@shevalazaros4427But that's not true. Some Ultra Orthodox Hasidic sects have specific requirements for covering the hair. Some don't even allow wigs, just the head wrap. And some requires the wig in conjunction with a little headband hat or some kind of covering. It goes by the rabbi's discretion and what their husband is comfortable with and how the other women on both sides of the family were raised.
If that’s your custom!
Means ?
They're lace wigs or lace front wigs.
Oi va voi 😮 how the single men know who is married or not when women have wigs?
Yeah, none of the wigs are fooling anybody.
Being proud to wear a wig and uphold traditions that diminish women.
ספאסאט נישט! ובפרט פון א שליח פון רבי'ן.
I really love the Jewish ✡ so much. Shabbat Shalom brothers and sisters 🙏❤
I love chassidim .l don't love american zionists plutocrats MASTER of the world...💵💵💵😭
You only say shabbat shalom on a Friday night or on Saturday.
@@stallbus hey I'm sorry I didn't know but now I know, I'm Christian but I love the Jewish so much 💗💖💕💓❤
@@diosesamor9660 it's fine all that matters is that you know now. And you can educate other people who don't know
@@stallbus maybe she answered on Friday
Wonder what his wife thinks of him.... Going up and noticing.
Real question; doesn't the bride feel immodest if she only starts wearing a wig after her hair was seen by everyone at the wedding? Please explain
the girl with curly hair must have some black ancestry wow she's so beautiful ❤
Took the words right out of my typing.. lol she's beautiful indeed! ❤️🙏❤️
Jewish people have curly hair lol
@@kathyalex778 its not just her hair, it is her features, hair texture, skin complexion and color, lips all combined..
The native Children of Israel in the Mishnaic period were described as having skin the color of (a cross section) of boxwood, just as many native Sabra Israelis do today. The Mediterranean was not a dualistic black and white neighborhood. Intermediate shades of skin were the norm.
@@TacShooter right! I am aware 😃
Forgive me, I don’t know the customer of no wig or wig. What is it about?
I Love it!
Isnt it possible though to outwardly cover your hair but inwardly from the heart not for the right reasons?
Why wig?
so what i dont get why shave my own hair and put on other peoples hair?! it might be a jews girl hair that was shaved???😂😂 i dont get the purpose of shaving just wear a headcover and life is more easier 😊😊😊😊
It’s the custom among the Satmar and a few very conservative sects. Personally, I’d think it’d be itchy, your hair trying to grow in all the time.
Hardly any Jewish women shave their heads, only a minority amongst the ultra do it.
Whey do they shave their heads?
I just wanted to comment that it’s extremely immodest to go up to strange women and ask questions like this.
Maybe they already knew beforehand and had their permission? All this is, is a video to bring some lighted content to a somewhat serious topic.
Keep 0:31 for me, I'm coming ❤
I’d love to learn the origin of the wig versus scarf. Was it commanded that wigs are okay or was that something created as an ease by society. What did God say for jewish women. Personally, I don’t understand. One thing I would understand is if it was used to help women still cover but not be noticed in public. That could be a safety thing. I’m islam, part of the reason we wear hijab IS to be acknowledged as a woman of God. Either way, I’d like to learn more of the history and origin.
It's not a Jewish custom or commandment. It came about only in the last 100 or so years due to women covering bald patches with a hair piece. If you look at pictures of Jewish women in the 19th century they all wore scarves and shawls. There are Jewish women today who wear hijabs, burkas etc. modern communities consider this extreme but it is the way its supposed to be, it's how our biblical mothers dressed, covered head to toe with a veil.
I have friends who wear scarves similar to hijabs. I personally wear a scarves and shawls to cover up when I leave the house. No make up, no perfume or high heels. No bright colors. Wide clothing to the ground. Inside for my husband I can look like a queen, wear make up, perfume, jewelry, a beautiful colored dress etc.
Our beauty is meant for our husbands, not everyone on the street.
@@healthymom8112 I agree 100%
So just wear a hijab🤔
Some do. Many sects wear wigs. Some Jewish women do neither. As said many times before you don't have to understand our culture to respect it
Wig 💅
This is ridiculous! We are living in century 21
Just wear a scarf its easier
Interesting...maybe also post a video of how many times you sneeze a day...
Do most women wear wigs?
Why is that guy going up to women
I can't see the point in the wig.
Curly hair girl, her hair is so beautiful…
When Muslims were commanded to cover their hair, they covered as instructed.
Why do others trying to make loopholes in front of God?
This isn't about loopholes. This is about looking beautiful for your spouse alone.
It’s similar to loophole when God commanded the Jews not to fish on a Saturday so instead they left their nets out ….
The wigs look great, obviously, but they're clearly distinguishable from natural hair (at least in the younger women who wear more natural styles)
Wait I don’t get it I’m not Jewish. So women wear wigs after they marry? In the Jewish religion? I didn’t know that. Why do they? They don’t wear headscarf’s ?
I don’t know why they do the wigs but I do know that the headscarf thing is Islamic not Jewish. Though maybe there’s sects of Judaism that do the scarf too I’m not sure
Many Rabbis don't allow wigs and married women cover their hair with tichels or scarves. It is common in some groups (such as Chabad Lubavitch) for married women to mainly wear wigs. The strictest Rabbis want married women to not only cover their hair completely but also advise not to attract attention from men and don't allow sheitels/wigs, especially long ones. Some Rabbis disallow wigs because there is a chance that human hair from Indian women cutting off their hair as a sacrifice and other idol worshippers' hair would be accidentally mixed in the wig, as the wig industry is hard to supervise carefully so that the wig is kosher. Any who married properly under Jewiah law is supposed to cover hair even if divorced or widowed. Of course, non-Orthodox generalky ignore the rules.
I thought they only spoke Yiddish
If the head covering is to show they are married , then doesn’t wearing a wig defeat the whole reason of covering your hair since the people around you will think your not wearing a wig and therefore unmarried
I just don’t get it
We have to stop the confusion of orthodox as hassidic
They’re so beautiful ❤️ God bless Israel, from Oman 🇴🇲
Question why marry women wig?
1 word: culture
Single women don't have to cover or wear a wig. Only married women.
Are Hasidic and Orthodox the same thing?
No, Hasidic is apart of the orthodox Jewish umbrella. All Hasids are orthodox but not all orthodox are Hasidic
Non u damn business !
Mazel tov~
they are good wigs but still very easy to see that they are. it is silly to wear a wig which for many of these women is much more attractive than their natural hair. these rules are just absurd. One can be modest in appearance without such excess.