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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2015

Redefining feminity FASHION

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BEAUTY LUXURY LIVING

BOLA CHRISTIANAH ONIGBOGI

Stepping on the strides of hardwork A PUBLICATION OF

CO N T E N T S Ag. Editor Amina Alhassan Writers Mulikatu Mukaila Prisca Emadu Jamila Iliyasu Paragalda Designer Ballie Kafran Photographer Abdul Musa

Bola Christianah Onigbogi

Stepping on the strides of hardwork

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carves are a fashion accessory worn for different reasons, first it was worn to impersonate the queen and secondly it is an acceptable stylish vogue adapted fast by women. The scarf fashion has taken a multidimensional trend as it’s not only used as add-on outfits but is also used on bags to give glam and chicness. Join in the scarves frenzy and you will be glad you did.

Add fashion’s finishing touches to your outfit with statement silver jewelry. Silver jewelry makes you stand out. So decorate your hands and neck with an assortment of silver jewelry rings and keep in touch with style.

A clean shave is what every man always wants; this week we give you tips on how to get that classy and glam look with a clean shave.

Our personality this week is Mrs. Christianah Bola Onigbogi an insurance practitioner who has mad her mark in the insurance industry and is gradually making her mark in the tourism and hospitality business. She speaks with Tambari magazine on her life’s achievements, motherhood and many more.

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CO V E R I N T E R V I E W // BOLA C. ONIGBOGI

BOLA CHRISTIANAH ONIGBOGI Stepping on

the strides of hardwork in interview

by MULIKATU M MUKAILA

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rs. Christianah Bola Onigbogi is a chartered insurance practitioner w has worked at various who management m positions in the t insurance industry. She c currently heads CBO Insurance Brokers B Ltd, doubling as the M Managing Director/ Chief Executive E of Hotel De Horizon Ltd L in Abuja. She attended the prestigious p London School of o Insurance in U.K where she s took the professional qualifying q examinations of the Chartered C Insurance Institute with w a Distinction in Risk & Insurance.

In She was admitted as a an associate member of the t Chartered Insurance Institute In of London ACII in 1997.

1 She obtained a masters’ degree certificate in business d administration a from the Business B School Netherlands.

She S is also an award recipient of an a honorary Doctorate Degree in (Business Administration), specialising s in insurance from the t Commonwealth University B Belize.

She speaks with T Tambari magazine on her life’s a achievements, motherhood and m many more.

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BOLA C. ONIGBOGI //

CO V E R I N T E R V I E W GOING BACK TO SCHOOL, FAR AWAY FROM MY FAMILY, WASN’T THAT EASY. BUT ONE THING I REALISED WAS THAT WHEN YOU HAVE A PASSION FOR SOMETHING, NO MATTER WHAT YOU FACE ALONG THE LINE TO REALISE IT, YOU DON’T GIVE UP. INSTEAD, YOUR PASSION SHOULD BE FUELED BY DETERMINATION TO SUCCEED IN LIFE, AND THAT WAS WHAT I FACED AT THAT TIME

Background I am an indigene of Ilesa L.G.A in Osun State. I was born into the family of the Loro gbenla’s family in the late 50’s.

I started my primary school education at the Holy Trinity Primary School in Ilesha and proceeded to the Ilesha Grammar School. I graduated in 1977.

Thereafter, I proceeded to the Adeyemi College of Education which was then an affliate of the University of Ife and read education. After my NYSC programme with the Baptist Academy in Lagos State, I joined the Lagos State Teaching Service Commission and I was posted to a primary school in Lagos where I worked for about 8 years before I voluntarily resigned because I believed that teaching wasn’t too challenging for me and I am someone who loves to work rigorously. I joined the insurance industry and in my quest for excellent performance, I registered with the London School of Insurance and went ahead to pursue the professional course which I came out with excellent grades and became an associate member of the Chartered Insurance Institute of London (ACII London). Before then, after my resignation as a teacher, I joined the insurance broking firm where I was working and, at the same time, registered for the professional examination and later travelled to England. After my return, I continued my work with the brokering firm and I have been in the practice for 23 years now. Along the line, I set up my own insurance brokering firm where I am the C.E.O/MD and I am also a member of the governing board of the Nigerian Council of Registered Insurance Industries and auditor of the council. I am an associate member of the

Chartered Insurance Institute of Nigeria( ACIN), a Fellow of the Chartered Insurance Brokers of Nigeria ( FCIB), Member of the faculty of Insurance Broking of the Chartered Insurance Institute of London, Fellow of the Institutes of Corporate Administration of Nigeria, Chairman of the Professional Insurance Ladies Association ( North Chapter) MD/ C.E.O of CBO Insurance brokers Ltd, Vice Chairman of the Horizon Group of Companies, whose member firms are Horizon Stockbrokers Ltd( Member of the Nigeria Stock Exchange) and also first female president of the Hotel Owners Forum Abuja (HOFA).

Fondest Memories I have a lot. For those of us who were born at the time, life was very interesting, everything was easy, children, play freely with everyone in the neighborhood, unlike these days that we have to cage our children so as to prevent them from any harm. So life was very interesting. My mother was a very hard working woman and she catered for the family.

Aspirations as a child I wanted to become a nurse because, in those days, nurses used to appear very smart and they had the zeal to care for people. I always told myself that one day, I myself will become one so I can also care for the sick people. I fell in love with nursing but during our youth days, there was nothing like career counseling which we have today.

So, what happened was that my elder sister

applied to Adeyemi College of Education and got admitted and when it was my turn to apply, I asked her what procedures she took, she said she will get me the form and that was how I found myself in the teaching line.

Greatest achievement so far I thank God for where He has placed me today. I have achieved so many things in life.

Motherhood experience It is every woman’s dream to become a mother and see her kids grow into adults and even stand on their own. I was very happy when I had my first child, it was a girl and I was so excited.

Challenges of life I would say when I decided to change my profession, it wasn’t that easy because I was already married and had kids to look after and working at the same time. Going back to school, far away from my family, wasn’t that easy. But one thing I realised was that when you have a passion for something, no matter what you face along the line to realise it, you don’t give up. Instead, your passion should be fueled by determination to succeed in life, and that was what I faced at that time. I had to leave behind my two-year-old baby at home and travel to England to pursue academic aspiration. But I said to myself, this is what I want and I must get there and I went ahead to achieve it.

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CO V E R I N T E R V I E W // BOLA C. ONIGBOGI IN LIFE LIFE, WE SHOULD ALWAYS FOCUS ON GETTING WHAT YOU WANT AND YOU MUST SHOW HANDS OF FELLOW FELLOWSHIP TO THOSE PEOPLE WHO CAN NEVER COME BACK TO SAY THANK YOU SUCH AS THE LESS PRIVIL PRIVILEGED. BE KIND TO THEM AND THAT IS THE REASO REASON I JOINED THE INTERNATIONAL WOMEN WHEEL AFTER I HAD LOOKED THROUGH THEIR PROSP PROSPECTUS, KNOWING THAT THEY CATER FOR WIDOW WIDOWS, ORPHANS AND LESS PRIVILEGED IN THE SOCIET SOCIETY AND WE ARE DOING A LOT. How I met my husband We met at the time I was in college. accompanied a friend who was He accom visiting his h own fiancé and that lady happened happen to be my roommate.

That w was how we met and got to know each other well. The rest is history. histo Most precious gift from M him h There are so many, he has T given me unconditional love. g Three fashion accessories T always with me a There Th is no way I will leave home without putting on an ho earring, my wristwatch and a earr necklace. I also love to use veils neck because they make me more beca beautiful. I have been in the F.C.T beaut about 17 years now, so it has for abo become a part of me to use veils. becom Favourite perfume designer Favou I don’t tthink I have any special designer, but I love to use Chanel. designe Mode of relaxation r mostly at weekends by reading I relax most novels and this habit I picked since my days. If I have the time, I go for youthful da massages. body mass Definition of fashion style wear what fits me, I don’t I love to w follow the trend and I dress for the occasion.

Favourite dish I love to eeat beans and plantain.

Favourite colour Favourit maroon colour because it is I love ma cool on me. really coo Favourite holiday spots Favouri Dubai because the whole I love Du environment is interesting, you can environ never be b bored in that city and they the best Golf course in the have th because I play Golf too, and world b shopping malls are fabulous. their sho

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Philosophy of life In life, we should always focus on getting what you want and you must show hands of fellowship to those people who can never come back to say thank you such as the less privileged. Be kind to them and that is the reason I joined the International Women Wheel after I had looked through their prospectus, knowing that they cater for widows, orphans and less privileged in the society and we are doing a lot.

Advice from mum that stuck Mothers tend to be closer to their children than fathers because they are always with them at home. So, they watch you closely and have an idea of what is going on in your life. My mum will always tell us that hard work pays and we shouldn’t cut corners.

Life lessons Life itself is a lesson because every day of your life, you see things that you pick a lesson from and hold on to it. Also, my parents taught us to believe in ourselves and once you believe in yourself, you will be able to pursue your goal in life, follow the path that is set for your goal and achieve it.

Advise to women I would rather say that women should be focused and follow their dream with the belief that they would achieve their goal. If you have a passion for something, try and follow it with your whole mind, body and soul and then you will find success at the end of the day.

Role models My mother is my role model because she helped in moulding my character and made me whom I am today. I also admire Oprah Winfrey because she is a strong woman and she had mentored so many people.

Legacies I want to be known as that person who has passion to assist the less privileged and people who are helpless, as they, too, should feel the sweeter part of life.

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DECK UP WITH SILVER JEWELRIES byy M MULIKATU MUKAILA

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ilver jewelry has a desirable appearance as it gives you this natural glittering look when you adorn yourself with it. It is something som that can reflect into light easily ea as it gets a shiny effect on you.

Most M people don’t know the power and glamour of silver in fashion that is why they dwell mostly on gold jewelries.

Most diamonds come tagged

with silver and it gives the wearer a simple yet catchy look, especially on your wedding day or any other significant function you want to grace.

Silver jewelries have a way of making its presence loud on you as it sparkles and helps to brighten a dull coloured outfit. So it isn’t a bad idea to add silver jewelries to your fashion jewelry box be it diamond, or a pure silver plated jewelry.

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Bricks and mortar, Omorfi culture debuts First Capsule Collection

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morfi culture launches its fashion store. The popular online fashion brand debuts first capsule collection: “Brick and Mortar”. The unique designs, according to Omorfi culture’s 2015 collection, were inspired by “work and play” with two essential sides of life that represent different meanings to people.

According to Asabe Maiyaki, the creative director, everything is an inspiration to her, ranging from fine leathers to silver, new cupboards, old Peugeot cars, puppies, door handles and even reptiles. For every design made, comfort is the central thought of each piece because every day is an occasion for you to inspire style in our selective mix of patterns, denim and stripes. Every piece of the new design is customisable and can be custom ordered.

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AUDITION FOR AFRICAN MODEL LOOK SET TO HOLD

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frican fashion look was created out of the urge to impact the fashion industry by developing a means for which models can showcase their potentials and reach the international market. The event, which will bring young

experts into the industry, will be auditioning in the fashion centres of three African countries-Nigeria, Ghana and Benin Republic. The event will also give room for creativity in the continent with an annual event to debut in Lagos, Nigeria.

Yemi Alade to launch 1st collection

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he pop singer is set to launch an exclusive collection on renowned online jewellery retailer: Bland2Glam. Yemi Alade revealed this at a press conference held in Lagos, she described her collection as a blend of African and cosmopolitan. The artiste said she will be releasing exclusive range of exotic costume collection with Bland2Glam on November 5th 2015, saying that the pieces was inspired by her career and personality.

Yemi shared expressed her excitement on her Instagram page, she wrote, “I am incredibly excited today, after a full year of planning, it’s finally time to show you guys a sneak peak of what we have been up to! My first ever fashion collaboration with Bland2Glam!

Soon we will get to finally unveil the love, innovation and all the hard work that went into creating this collection. #Yemi Alade Collection #YemiAladexBland2Glam”

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GET SAVVY WITH

SCARVES

by PRISCA EMADU

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carves are great accessories with religious symbolism bolism to the Muslims and Christians. This accessory has been n in existence for hundreds of years, and comes in different forms, orms, designs and texture.

A scarf is an essential fashion tool which is often times mes overlooked. It does not only give glam to your outfit but gives a final touch to your overall look. Scarves can serve the purpose of a neck piece which can both beautify your outfit and keep you warm. It can be used as a head gear which protects your our hair, complement your outfit and give you style.

Have you noticed that scarves are also attached to handbags?

That is one classy and chic design inculcated to a bag. Asides the contemporary purpose for which scarves are used d for, it can make you look more fashionable and stunning.

Take a look at these women and see their classy and d different ways of using the scarf, there is some one way ay you can get savvy and all glammed up with scarves.

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W O M E N’ S H E A LT H //NATHANIEL ADEWOLE Consultant Obstetrician & Gynaecologist, University of Abuja Teaching Hospital, Gwagwalada - FCT. MOBILE: 0803 803 9182 EMAIL: nadewole2013@gmail.com

SMELLY WHERE DOES FOETUS GETS ITS GENITALS BLOOD SUPPLY? When a child is growing inside the womb from where does it get its blood supply? Anonymous

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he foetus blood supply is from the foetus itself. But the baby gets its nutrients and minerals needed for growth, formation of organs and formation of blood from the mother through the placenta exchange system. It must be stated clearly that the blood of the mother and the baby does not mixed due to placenta barrier.

Despite the placenta barrier necessaries like oxygen, carbon dioxide. minerals, glucose, amino

acids pass through by methods like diffusion, osmosis, perfusion, enzymatic carriers among others.

It is important that the blood of both mother and baby does not meet because fetal blood cells are quite different in structures due to intrauterine function compared to adult blood cells. Also if the blood of the mother mixes with the child and if there are incompatible there will be autolysis which may result in fetal death.

BAD BREATH - WHAT DO I DO? I have a serious smelly breath. No matter how I brush, the bad odour will still remain. Does bad breath have a solution? How can I detect the actual problem affecting me? Danladi Causes of bad breath or smelly mouth include diseases of gum, cavities and trapped food particles, infections. Also medical conditions like liver and respiratory diseases like chronic bronchitis among others.

I will suggest you see a dentist for proper assessment and also if you can see a physician for thorough medical check up.

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My wife’s vagina is seriously smells with some white particles coming out of her private part after intercourse. Both of us experience itching afterwards. What should I do? Moses, Abuja

From the above there is a mixed infection including candidiasis because of the whitish discharge with itching and bacteria infection as evident with the foul smell.

The two of you need to see a gynaecologist, Laboratory tests like endocervical and high vaginal swab for microscopy culture and analysis which will be done after examination. Both of you will need antibiotics and anti fungal.

Pelvic infections during the reproductive age is not to be taken with levity. It should be treated promptly, aggressively and adequately. The couple must be treated together, it is unfortunate that some partners especially male insist on not taking drugs since they have no symptoms.

They could be asymptomatic carriers. In-fact, a partner who is asymptomatic, might be the source of the infection. If one partner is treated and the other not treated, there is likely to be re infection from the untreated partner.

Also there is this wrong notion that maybe the other partner contacted the disease from extramarital affairs. This is not true most of the time. Pelvic infections and pelvic inflammatory disease could be endogenous. It could be a resurgent of latent infections of improperly treated infections.

Just as much as caution is needed, trust and understanding are also needed in this circumstances.

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WORKING THE PERFECT SHAVE

by MULIKATU MUKAILA

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well-trimmed, wellstyled beard can be a great addition to your personal look. The creative possibilities for facial hair are practically endless.

Here are just a few general techniques and ideas to keep in mind when you are shaving.

1. Wash your beard thoroughly. It’s important to start with a clean and dry beard. Your facial hair gets just as oily as the hair on your head, so give it a good washing to ensure a clean trim.

2. Comb your beard: Following the grain of your beard’s natural growth, guide your comb through the hair

growing along one side of your jaw line. Startt at your ear, moving toward your chin.

3. Begin cutting in front of a mirror.

Make sure that you have got everything you need such as scissors or clippers, comb, towel, and anyy products you plan on n using.

4. Turn the trimmerr on with a gentle but firm pressure; essure; trim each side of your ur face, working along the grain rain using long smooth strokes.. Maintain balance between each ch side of your face by always starting at the ears and working g down.

The guard should keep ep the trimmer from irritating ng your skin or cutting too much hair.

5. Start under your nose and move move toward the corner off the mouth,, then proceed down tto your chin. hin.

Pay special attention to hard-toreach areas directly under your nose. Keep your mouth closed to o avoid a mouthful of hair.

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LU X U R Y L I V I N G

by MULIKATU MUKAILA

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ome people will look at the idea of an outdoor seat outs in your home as irrelevant and waste of resources. But on the contrary, an outdoor seat out is meant to make you feel relaxed whenever you are bored with the wall of your home.

The foundation of the seat out pouches could be made out of either furniture or cotton tents which help to give a shield from the sun. The seating arrangements could be that of a palour or a dining setting as you find a strategic position outside your home to fix it which could either be your corridor, close to a pool or somewhere that wouldn’t be obstructed by anything or anyone.

Apart from making you feel relaxed within a natural and free environment, the seat out pouches adds beauty to your home, especially when it is set up your garden.

Also, when coming up with an outdoor seat out, bright colours of pouches as well as throw pillows should be used as they help to add details to the whole setting. If you are using plain woods, try and incorporate colours to your idea of pouches as they help brighten the whole atmosphere.

Enjoy the serenity of nature with creative and functional sit out spaces.

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FINE COOKING

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One day we will have a world where a chicken can cross the road without being questioned about its motives.”

– Unknown. Until then Wakkis would continue to deliver nothing but the best for you. This is a boneless chicken dish carefully marinated in a distinctive flavour of black pepper corn and other enhancing spices and roasted over charcoal for your enjoyment. Wakkis take pride in giving every customer the best we have to offer and exceed customer expectations at all times.

MURGH KALIMIRCH TIKKA (BLACK PEPPER CORN KEBAB) INGREDIENTS USED IN MURGH KALIMIRCH TIKKA BLACK PEPPER POWDER: Did you know that pepper is a vine that flowers, fruit, and peppercorns, are simply referred to as pepper

keep skin moisturized. Some people use milk as a replacement for water to help hydrate the body effectively. If we become dehydrated, it can result in poor concentration and memory function and leave you feeling irritable and unwell. GOT MILK? Come and have a blast! We promise to keep every minute exciting from the minute you walk in till when you leave. We are waiting!

Vietnam is the world’s biggest producer of pepper, producing about 34% of the world’s pepper products. Wakkis doesn’t only feed you but we also make you smarter. The cooked and dried, unripe peppercorns makes black pepper; whilst the dried unripe peppercorns makes green pepper; and dried peppercorn seeds makes white pepper.

FRESH MILK: We all know it gives you strong bones and teeth because of all the calcium. Milk has several nutrients which help skin look its best. It has lactic acid which can act as an exfoliant and enzymes to help smooth skin. It also has amino acids that help

CREAM OF TOMATO SOUP: Served with homemade crouton and freshly baked baby nan

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B E AU T Y

BODY HAIR SKIN

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Go from sweaty to scenty

by PRISCA EMADU

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o you know the type of feeling you get when your body is sticky, dirty from dried sweat and you feel uncomfortable and can hardly wait to take a shower?

This same feeling is what your hair and scalp go through when it is sweaty, itchy and smelly. Many women have sweaty scalp or easily sweat in their hair and find it hard to get rid of it. This can be very frustrating, especially when you just got a new hairdo.

One of the many reasons, asides hot weather, which causes a woman to have a sweaty hair, is having a workout or after visit to the gym. Remember that the scalp is skin, and just like every part of your body that has skin, it must be cleaned on a regular basis to avoid build up in the pores.

If your hair is sweaty it can cause your hair to be dehydrated and polluted.

Here are easy tips to care for a sweaty hair.

Shampooing: This is the best way to care for a sweaty hair, you don’t have to wait

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till your regular day of washing your hair before you wash your hair, if you notice it is sweaty, you wash it, so it doesn’t generate smell that can be offensive to perceive.

If you easily have sweaty hair, air it when you get a chance, especially if you tie it often.

Visit your hair stylist regularly to help wash, treat, and style your hair to give it that healthy look.

On cases when you can’t shampoo, you can immediately blow dry your hair concentrating on the nape of your neckline and around the hair.

When the hair is dry, you add styling cream throughout the hair, then blast it with heat from your dryer, while smoothing and combing back.

Note: The last two tips are to hold back the sweat and smell on the hair, pending when you wash the hair with shampoo.

DO YOU KNOW...

WHEN YOU SWEAT, YOUR HAIR BECOMES DEHYDRATED AND BRITTLE, CAUSING AGING DAMAGE, WHICH CAN SHORTEN THE LIFE OF THE HAIR STRANDS.

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Traditional bridal hairstyles and their significance I

by ZULEI MOHAMMED

n some parts of Nigeria, it is common to see people having two weddings-the traditional wedding and the religious one.

The traditional wedding is rooted in the Nigerian culture which varies from region to region.

One eye-catching part of the traditional wedding is the hair styles worn by the brides.

These hairstyles signify different meanings, based on the cultural practice of the people concerned. For instance, among the Edo and Igbo people, the bridal hairstyle is usually woven with a lot of coral beads, depending on the bride and her custom. The hair style can range from very simple, with a few coral beads, to a very intricate type, especially for Edo brides.

The beads worn on the hair signifies her importance and also showcases the joy the bride and the family feels for that day.

The traditional Efik bride wears her hair braided long for her wedding. Her hair is adorned with extravagant gold hair combs as a final decorative touch which accentuates her beauty.

According to the Efik, hair is very important such that in the olden days, the Efik woman regarded her hair as a symbol of feminity therefore it was forbidden to cut it. Nowadays, they just use weave to capture the same long look.

As for the Kanuri bride,

the hair must be worn loose before the wedding day in order for the groom’s aunties to wash it. Then, the bride is made to perform ablution, followed by the women blessing her. Afterwards, she is given the permission to weave her hair in (Kleasku style) front and back style.

Looking at the various customs and practices of different cultures, one common feature that comes to mind is the significance of the woman’s hair during her wedding, which is evident in all the cultures.

As they say, the hair crowns the beauty of a woman and she wouldn’t want to take chances with it on her wedding day.

Photo source: INTERNET

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