P.S. my friends are taking their hair seriously, proud of you *hugs*. You can be relaxed and embark on a healthy hair journey too. Isn’t she cute *mwah*
MAHS
I am the creator of My African Hairitage Style (MAHS), a Business Masters graduate and Programme Delivery Professional. MAHS reflects my passions: Style, Hair & Lifestyle inspired by Faith and Africa heritage. Nowhere near perfect but perfect at being me. I believe our (yes, you and I) mandate on earth is to be committed to impacting others and adding value.



11 comments
HoneyDee
Pre-pre! LOL!
myafricanhairitagestyle
Mwah
HRS
Me sef can quote naaaa (˘̯˘) (˘˘̯). Here’s mine; I have hair! 🙂
HoneyDee
of cos you do darling! 😀
myafricanhairitagestyle
Lol … We know now … No worries ur own lyrics go soon show for page hehe
Moyo
Now, this is taking it to another level…sounds like HairRights to me. Big ups ladies!
myafricanhairitagestyle
Thanks Dearie… Na d way as sister Oyin is stating 😉
seunfunmi
explain further please
myafricanhairitagestyle
Hi Seun, I believe Oyinda is just emphasising the importance of giving your hair attention instead of neglecting in her own words. Hope that helps.
HoneyDee
Miss Preye has explained 🙂
If I have a plant/flower and I don’t feed it right, weed around it, quench its thirst as at when due, give it just enough sunlight, it will not blossom right. (I hope that example helps). I will also only add that the way you care for other parts of your body is the exact way (or more) you should care for your hair.xx
myafricanhairitagestyle
Gbam! Oga has spoken!! 🙂