After writing Hair/Beauty articles for various Print and Online publications, I decided to start myHairmyBeautyNigeria.com in 2011 as a way to share my beauty obsession. Over the years the blog has taken on different dimensions including e-commerce, but I’m going back to doing what I love the most; writing about Hair and Beauty.
Enjoy the new myHairmyBeautyNG.com with my awesome team!
About me
Uchenna G.
I am a certified Esthetician, Acne specialist, Product junkie and Beauty Journalist
- What you’ll find in my Makeup Bag?
- Nars Concealer, Porefessional Face primer, Colour Pop Liquid lipstick, Laura Mercier Eyeliner, Lancome Mascara and Anastacia Beverly hills Eyebrow pencil
- I am obsessed with…
- Any cleanser, moisturizer or toner with Glycolic Acid
- Lipgloss or Lipstick?
- Liquid Lipstick
- My favourite Beauty Spot in Nigeria?
- I have a lot!! and I keep discovering new places everyday
- My Beauty Philosophy?
- Always read ingredients before purchasing.
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Nneoma N.
myHairmyBeauty Contributor
Nneoma is a public health technologist in – training. When she’s not with her nose in the books, you’ll probably find her glued to her computer screen keeping tabs on the latest beauty trends and everything in between.
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Hi! I really love what you are doing here. I just wish u could update more often.
I love your feature on braids. I’m trying to grow my natural (permed) hair with huge success, I might add. I really want to braid, but I’m scared to do so because I’m scared the braids would break my hair esp along the edges.
Can u pls give me some tips on how I might braid my hair without causing traction alopecia eg the size of braids, how long I should carry them, etc etc.
Hope to hear from u soon. I’m sorry I don’t know your name. Wink
Hi Onyinye, thanks for your message. Braids are definately a great idea when transitioning, (we will do a post on this). But be careful, don’t get LARGE sized braids along your edges, that area usually has weaker hair. Also be sure not to tug on your hair while its braided, make sure the braids are NOT tight, that is the most important thing, and finally remember to hydrate your scalp while braided. (mix olive oil, or coconut, or tea tree oil with water and spritz on the hair). Be sure to email us- myHairmyBeauty@yahoo.com with more questions.
hi, please how can I get a bottle of Jamaican black castor oil?
Alopecia is described as a condition in which the immune system eradicates the hair follicles. Alopecia can lead to hair loss on the scalp and elsewhere on the body. In most cases, the hair is lost in small, quarter-sized amounts and usually does not exceed the amount of a few patches. In more extreme cases, Alopecia can progress to cause complete hair loss of the scalp and other areas of the body. White blood cells in the immune system rapidly attack cells in hair follicles that make the hair grow. These affected cells become small and slow down hair production.^
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<http://www.healthmedicinelab.com/warts-on-fingers/
Hi, great job you are doing here. I need your advise on a range of products I can use to keep my skin smooth and maintain my natural complexion. I recently used a product and I broke out all over my face. I need your advise as soon as possible.
Please send an email to myHairmyBeauty@yahoo.com so we can send a customized skincare regimen
Weldone, please where can I get these products in ibadan?