Natural Hair Salon in Accra

Accra, July 27, GNA – As part of the activities
to mark the year of return, there will be the Natural Hair Expo scheduled for
will be held from August 3 to 5, 2019 at the Palm Royal Beach Hotel.

The first edition of the Expo will feature
round tables, educational workshops, hair braiding techniques, a
shows, shows and local and international sellers.

A statement from the organizers said
the invitation was extended to all people of African descent and other
interested in coming to discuss, learn and participate in the presentation on
afro hair.

He stated that the purpose of the Expo would allow
women, men and children of African descent to embrace the uniqueness of their
natural hair and skin.

Ghana declared 2019 Year of the
Back, which is in commemoration of the 400 years since the first Africa
the slaves have reached North America.

He stated that the government had conceived the Year of
'Back' to enable Africans in the diaspora to move to or settle in their home country
the pursuit of a broader policy.

The statement says that the idea is to rebuild
relationships, heal divisions and nurture learning, skills exchange and
fraternity between Africans from various horizons.

"And in all, recognizing that while there
differences between people of African descent, there are also many
similarities to explore, including hair; afro natural hair, "he said.

The statement indicated that the hair was not the
Easiest feature of African beauty to manage, but it sparked innovative
creativity over the years.

He said that he was cut in various forms,
colored, scintillating, vaporized, hot-pressed or combed, braided with wire or
String or by three or two or twisted.

The press release says for those who persevere
to keep their hair natural, support has increased with natural hair blogs
and a range of diversified products manufactured both on the continent and in the
the homes of the diaspora.

"It's to deepen this relationship with
Afro hair and foster the continuation of dialogue and exchange of knowledge between those of
African descent, "he said.

GNA