THE AFRICAN WOMEN

The history of black hair style and beauty culture mirrors the intricacy of both african and afro african american cultures; over the years , african american hair style has been associated with the idiology of white visual conception.
some people says that black have embraced hair style and beauty method that reflect popular european standards of beauty.
however , black have used their west africa roots and their own artistry to create style and standards that reflect a unique black culture.
the african women hair style is one of the major trend in nigeria today each hair style symbolisis a meaning
according to madam bos said that shuku is one of the most popular hair style in amongs kings wives most people like shuku because it make them look nice and is very easy to carry , shuku last them for four weeks and most kings wives decorated it with beads that will make them beautiful. it is not only plated. in the acient times but also now young ladies also make it plain or add attachments to it .
HOW TO TAKE GOOG CARE OF SHUKU
make sure you use net if you want to sleep in the night
make sure you put hair cream on hair so that it will not scratch you
after loosing your hair style make you visite salon so that they will tell you what to use.

ALL BACK
kolese in yoruba land is call kolese ,is a very popular hair style among the yoruba speaking people in nigeria; kolese started in the ancient of african among the yoruba tribune, but it is not by every nigerian female and male and also international by the male and females
all back comonly called kolese or aladimole now has become epitome of fashion it self has it is mostly made among fashionable and rich people, it is a traditional african hair style that gives you a natural look.
DADA OR DREADLOCK
Hair style have changed dramatically over time. men have worn their hair long and short, parted and unparted, covered and uncovered . but in most time men of a paticular age and social class have worn similar hair styles.
Dread lock is a popular hair styles in african most people like it because is very expensive and is very easy to carry it also last them for about two months.

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Hair do for the month: Pick one according to the shape of your hair, size of your wallet and the fashion trend etc. Here are some favourite colections...

1. Afro: A big hair style most people refer to as old school

2. Shuku: a common hairstyle for the female folks, with a very traditional taste.

3. Dreadlock: Some call it "dada". A common hairstyle where the hair is separated into untidy locks twisted together, sometimes braided. popular among Rastafarians.

4. Concrows: A hairstyle popularised by American rappers where the hair is braided into a series of French braid like locks that appear to cling to the head and travel down to the back of the neck. Actually, this hair style is the simplest of all and pretty cheap too. In Nigeria, Yorubaland we call this hair style "shuku eleyin" or in the english sense, simply say "all back".

5. African queen haristyle: Remember Tuface's musical track "the african queen"? Well, that track sure popularized this hairdo...and today most women feel very comfortably on skin cut!

This vs that!

Wait a minute! Which of this will you rather go for as an afrocentric babe with good fashion taste? Well, they both have their shade of beauty...but as for me, I think I will always go for the black and beautiful trend anythime! (forgive me my fans with foreign taste!).

When you say hair style what comes to mind? Well basically,

A hairstyle, hairdo, or haircut refers to a styling of head hair. The fashioning of hair can be considered an aspect of personal grooming, fashion and cosmetic! Choose your taste...please choose wisely sha! This or that? which do you go for?

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