Wednesday, 2 March 2016

Hairstyle Trends

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Hairstyles have evolved rapidly over the years.
 We have seen the Mohawk, afro, weaves, skin fade cuts, dreadlocks etc. Let us not forget the Brazilian, Indian, Peruvian hairs etc. and team natural, which I am a proud member of. Abeg who sets the pace for these hairstyles, what is your least favourite and favourite?

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  1. Anonymous3 March 2016 at 22:41

    Thank God am not a woman. I can imagine the energy women put in for their hair.

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  2. naijagirlwrites.com3 March 2016 at 22:55

    The hair 'ish' is not just for women o. some men also spend endless time, energy and money on issues pertaining to hair lol.

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  3. naijagirlwrites.com3 March 2016 at 22:56

    The hair 'ish' is not just for women o. some men also spend endless time, energy and money on issues pertaining to hair lol.

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  4. Bornleader4 March 2016 at 14:34

    Team natural all the way!!! Ive had a very colourful hair journey, ive had locs, relaxed hair, braids, short and medium length, cut it all off into a natural fade and currently on the many stages from twa to fully grown out. Who knows what will be next. For a woman her hair is an enhancement. The bible says its her glory. Its a way to express herself, show her personality, where shes at in life and be beautiful in that way. For me natural has made me feel most ME! But i love each and every thing i have tried (some better than others) as in some ways, spells the journey of my life thus far.

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  5. Anonymous4 March 2016 at 16:01

    How I wish I have a very rich hair,I would have joined team natural long ago. Have tried a whole lot of products on my hair and still not got what I want. Am gonna try "hair finity" vitamins soon.

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    1. Anonymous8 March 2016 at 21:07

      Always wondered about hairfinity....seeing a sure anonymous, 'm not sure you ton get this . U can try eating lots of coconut . It's good for the hair. And also apply castor oil. It actually works...

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  6. Oma6 March 2016 at 14:52

    I love braids, but lately my hair chopped off real bad. I'm thinking of cutting it off completely.. *sad face*

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  7. Amax I.7 March 2016 at 23:38

    I love d weavons, Brazilian n co lol... Also love d team natural babes but unfortunately don't have d patience cos it limits lots of styles for me heheheh. Training my daughter d team natural way though..... At least for now *wink***

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  8. Jayye8 March 2016 at 21:09

    My problem with the team natural babes is that it doesn't quite suit everyone. Some end up looking greasy and unkempt. While others look great

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