All your hair loss and scalp issues solved in one year!

Hello beautiful ladies.

• Do you have any hair loss issues or scalp disorders you need to solve?
• Do you have hair care issues that cannot be solved by a single session with a Trichologist or other medical experts?
• Have you gone from pillar to post, seeking for solution to your hair and scalp problems, without success?

If you fall under any of the above, then the AN Superstars is for you.

It A one year Intensive Program to help you get the Hair and Scalp of your dreams, no matter where you are in the world

From from July 2021 to June 2022, I will work with 20 selected women and help them get the Hair and Scalp they have always desired!

If you need this program or know anyone who does, please click here to find out more about it.

There are very limited slots available so don’t take too long.

If you have any questions about the program, ask in the comment section, and we'll respond.

Free E-book: 10 Secrets of growing Long Hair by Atilola Moronfolu

 

Are you one of those people who have tried to grow long and healthy hair without success? You keep hearing "all hair grow", but that statement has never manifested on your scalp. You know you are not sick, yet your hair has remained the same length for 10 years.

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10 Secrets of growing Long Hair is a free ebook for you to help you achieve your goal of healthy and long hair.

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Atilola

Certified Trichologist

Is Long Natural Hair More Beautiful?

While scrolling on Instagram the other day, I came across a post by Aisha (who we featured as a Natural Hair Bride). She wrote about how she got quite a bit of negativity when she cut her hair. If you're not familiar with her, this is what her hair used to look like.

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And this is what is looks like now.

She actually wrote a blog post about it, and how some people actually unfollowed her because her hair was now a tapered TWA. First of all, this is not the first time she has cut her hair, so I'm not sure why people responded in that manner. Additionally, she explained why she cut her hair - due to postpartum shedding. However, I don't think it's anybody's "business" as to what you decide to do with your hair and why.

I remember once reading a recap of a natural hair event in Lagos, and in the comments, someone said something in regards to Felicia Leatherwood (who I've written about here and here). The comment was something to the effect of, "What can anybody possibly learn about natural hair from someone who has low cut?"

Even when you look online, those with long natural hair generally have more followers than people with shorter natural hair. And that's funny because most of the comments you see are "How I wish I had long hair like yours." or "When will my hair reach that length?" So if your hair is still in the short or medium stage, why are you seemingly shunning people with the same length of hair, in favor of someone with long hair that takes more work and care to handle? Could it be that subconsciously we don't think shorter hair is as beautiful as long hair?

What do you think?
Berry Dakara.