Super-long, straight hair styled in cute hairstyles seems unusually common in Myanmar, as seen in many TikTok videos filmed in public spaces. With several other social media platforms restricted, TikTok has become a major outlet among the population, including for self-expression for young women, or as a path toward economic opportunity.

Here are a few examples of beautiful TikToks in the Myanmar (Burmese) language:

@selia.cullen

@poe.darli91

@zarnyiwin3

@kimivanphoo

@hninnwe1818

@yu_ki1190

@yu_ki1190

@xo115034688

@zhyl_melez

@kyi.lae.lae62

@rejinachamling11

@zhyl_melez

@ig.erika.y008

@notmiji640

@myo.thiri.kyaw8

@pwintthitnadi56

@notmiji640

@chokhaing55

@user3615772644434788

@lilis.hernawati408

@zarnyiwin3

@taryar943

@userdhudo496tt

@shwemyanmargigigirl2

@selia.cullen

@may2219960

@phyo.ei.san290

@n.w.e80

@hangtocdai

@eiyaminhtet11

@sona_sopitnapa

@einandarhlaing3

@amaqdanielazriel

@kaytharilay

@zinthukhaing857

@ngenge222

@pwintthitnadi56

@girlxinhtocdai

@girlxinhtocdai

@girlxinhtocdai

@girlxinhtocdai

@kimivanphoo

Here are some super-long hair girls writing in other south-east and east-asian langugages:

@rejinachamling11

@pelolargo33

@girlxinhtocdai

@kisteee07

@shakilaashaki

@emiru_aloha

@tomodachinokami

@dtxk_

@moongoddesss_

@.september93

@longhairp0

@rrainlee

@beautykloveofficial

@hairsfansclub

@sara.duarte734

Okay, this is a bit of a nerdy message. Anyway, happy 2026, everyone!

/The Swedish guy