What is Nigerian Hair?????

Nigerian hair according to Urban Dictionary - has  2 definitions - Hair often argued to be the toughest on earth even tougher than cambodian and ethiopian hair. for example: Feel this sample of nigerian hair,its so tough,i couldnt cut this with a chainsaw 

Back when i was a child, the hair styles we were use to was calabar and groundnut hair style. Now new trends and styles are all the rage. 

 The two styles that I remember best are plaiting (what Americans can cornrows or french braids) and string-wrapped hair. String wrapped hair, or coiled hair, is done in a way similar to braiding. The hair is sectioned off, but instead of each section being braided, each section is tightly wrapped in shiny black thread

Growing up, and seeing all of this, I realized from an early age that my African/black-American hair is one of the most versatile types of hair on earth. Africans and black Americans can style their hair in a multitude of ways. To me, affirming my culture is not wearing my hair in only one way. Affirming and acknowledging my culture is appreciating my hair for what it is, enjoying what it can do, and wearing it in the way that is best for me.

To give you a demonstration of our advancement in Hair style in Nigeria, see the pictures and experience for yourself how far we have come since groundnut and calabar hairstyles.

It is a total hair and beauty experience - Now with these new styles and trends, you are helped to make the very best of your hair and beauty regime