Women who have suffered hair loss are being given beautiful henna crowns to help overcome their confidence issues.
The practice was started by Toronto based photographer Frances Darwin and has since been adopted by more than 150 artists worldwide.
This is a great innovation in the beauty industry. As a way of making our ladies look more radiant and beautiful. One can only imagine how it will look on African lady.
The artists use safe, temporary dyes to paint the intricate designs on the lady's heads with the crowns normally lasting for around two weeks.
Hopefully, Nigerian ladies that have suffered hair loss will adopt this henna crowns to boost their confidence and look more beautiful away from the hair loss.
Sometimes, the hair loss will make a lady look awful, with this beauty method, ladies that suffered hair loss and to those that do not can adopt the henna crown to look more beautiful.
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