5 TRENDY AFRICAN HAIRSTYL

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The vintage trend is making every fashion lover go back to its board, to recreate an old look. We have seen dresses, skirts, shoes, hairstyles etc. from the 60s, 70s, and 80s come back to our screens.
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The amazing thing about this styles is that you do not need to rob a bank to look good, as compared to fixing Human hair weaves [Brazilian weaves, Peruvian weaves etc] These styles which were once rocked by our parents, grandparents or even our ancestors showcases the African tradition, creativity and beauty.
Ady.ng brings 5 trendy African hairstyles in 2015:
Bantu Knots: These are small coiled buns neatly shaped in different ways to show the scalp.
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Bantu Knots

Fulani Style: It is an artistic style woven with plenty beads for adornment. It originates from Northern Nigeria and is identified for its tiny intersecting woven braids and cowry like beads.
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Fulani hairstyle (Terre Afrique)

Shuku: Like the All-Back which is weaved towards the rear of the head, Suku is oftentimes plaited with the wefts pointing to the sky.
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Patewo: This is a hairstyle woven in the shape of two hands clasped together; more like placing the palms together to say the Lord’s Prayer. This hairstyle is sometimes called Mo Hawk.
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patewo (pinterest)
Thread: This is a protective hairstyle. By our folks it is described as a style that enhances hair growth. In recent times different thread texture and colors are been explored.
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We would love to read your opinions in the comments section below. And remember to follow us on Facebook or Tweet us @adynigeria
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The vintage trend is making every fashion lover go back to its board, to recreate an old look.
Published: 13.11.2015 Pulse MixPrinteMail
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Bantu Knots  ID Magazine

Fulani Hairstyle  Naturally Curly
Entrepreneur 101 4 tips for business start-ups
Ady Nigeria 3 ways to avoid traffic in Lagos
Fashion Crimes 5 common makeup errors to avoid
Ady Tips 4 smart skills you need to keep the job
Dating101 5 relationship tips learnt from Beyoncé, Jay Z
Fitness 101 5 easy routines to a 'Kim Kardashian' body
Tired of Belly Fat? 5 easy steps to lunge twist
Investment 101 5 estates in Lagos where you can purchase a land
Business 101 5 essential skills for every entrepreneur
Ady Tips 5 kinds of photography you should try
 Share
0

The vintage trend is making every fashion lover go back to its board, to recreate an old look. We have seen dresses, skirts, shoes, hairstyles etc. from the 60s, 70s, and 80s come back to our screens.
play

The amazing thing about this styles is that you do not need to rob a bank to look good, as compared to fixing Human hair weaves [Brazilian weaves, Peruvian weaves etc] These styles which were once rocked by our parents, grandparents or even our ancestors showcases the African tradition, creativity and beauty.
Ady.ng brings 5 trendy African hairstyles in 2015:
Bantu Knots: These are small coiled buns neatly shaped in different ways to show the scalp.
play
Bantu Knots

Fulani Style: It is an artistic style woven with plenty beads for adornment. It originates from Northern Nigeria and is identified for its tiny intersecting woven braids and cowry like beads.
play
Fulani hairstyle (Terre Afrique)

Shuku: Like the All-Back which is weaved towards the rear of the head, Suku is oftentimes plaited with the wefts pointing to the sky.
play

Patewo: This is a hairstyle woven in the shape of two hands clasped together; more like placing the palms together to say the Lord’s Prayer. This hairstyle is sometimes called Mo Hawk.
play
patewo (pinterest)
Thread: This is a protective hairstyle. By our folks it is described as a style that enhances hair growth. In recent times different thread texture and colors are been explored.
play

We would love to read your opinions in the comments section below. And remember to follow us on Facebook or Tweet us @adynigeria
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