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I teach black women to love, grow and embrace their natural hair ⬇️ Link to Purchase My Ebook ⬇️

I am a natural hair content creator and my YouTube channel is an extension of my thoughts,knowledge and experience.

This channel will be packed with wholesome and practical knowledge about natural hair care and hairstyling videos,while also promoting the insane beauty of afro textured hair.

I hope you stay! And I hope you engage!

Welcome to my YouTube channel ❀️

For partnership & collaboration: πŸ’Œ essymuonwem@gmail.com

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Hey Fam…new video! ☺️

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Random pictures:
1. I look good and slide 2 was how I achieved the look.
3. Coilsssssss
4. More glow since I started using tretinion.
5. My braids are very frizzy but I do not intend to take them down anytime soon (I’m tempted).

3 days ago | [YT] | 1,769

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Hey fam…new video. Kindly check it and shed your thoughts. ☺️

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Hey fam… new video! ❀️

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For World Afro Day 2026, themed β€œScreen Time to Green Time – Growing Together,” I sat down with Bluxies Incorporated.

We explored natural hair, digital culture, self-image, African identity, self-acceptance and what it means to grow together without losing ourselves in the process.

Because holistic empowerment also means being able to see, understand and embrace yourself beyond the standards the world places on you.
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Read the full interview. 🩷

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It’s world Afro day. πŸ‘‘ A reminder that your hair is what you make it; UNPROFESSIONAL or UGLY shouldn’t be part of that story.

My TWA, Afro crochet and combed out half wig are out to represent. ✊🏾

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seen this?

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I decided to define this Afro wig I’ve had since last year. I’m sure a lot of you know the wig I’m talking about… the one in the 3rd image.

Well, after defining it, I genuinely don’t know what possessed me to cut out a fringe. Maybe because the Afro already had a fringe, but after defining it, it appeared longer, so I wanted to trim it a bit and BAM… I messed everything up. 😩

Imagine how this cut was reaching my forehead while the rest of the hair was all the way down to my shoulders. That’s how bad it was.

I had two options: dump the wig completely or loosen it and use the unit for a sew in.

So I dumped this wig for two months. In fact, I forgot about it until when I had to go for my sister’s child dedication and my braids were looking bad. I didn’t want to wear a headband wig because of the headache, and that was when I remembered this wig.

I decided to just trim the rest of the hair down to the length of the terrible fringe I had created.

And somehow, it came out GOOD. I loved it. I was so pleased with how it turned out.

The Afro was already really big, so I actually think the cut was needed.

It still had definition even after combing and fluffing. (Aug 30)

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Hey Fam…new video! ☺️

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