Trivia: Peyos, or curly sidelocks, are often worn by people of what culture?
Hmong
Sikh
Orthodox Jewish
Buddhist
Correct Answer: Orthodox Jewish
So why is this answer correct? : Peyos, also called peyot among other variant spellings, are more than a hairstyle. Typically worn by Orthodox Jewish men, peyos follow a part of the Torah that forbids cutting hair on the sides of a man’s head, according to rules given to the sons of Aaron. However, depending on their culture and beliefs, some men do trim their sidelocks.