Visit any beauty options shop if you are in nairobi. they got a variety. You can also check at Cover girl shop at Kenya cinema.

Do not judge a book by its cover.

heh u mama's and weaves my lady dragged me to some weave shop in westlands a building near steers i think the place is called bush or blush or bristles whatever nway long story short i got ta say when she had those things put on her head fineeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful,committed citizens can change the world. Indeed,it is the only thing that ever has. N we here are eager to change the investment world in kenya

@candy,i hear you

@nyangao,how will my wearing a weave affect the ugali in your sufuria? It's a free world. Go worry about other more important things like where you'll chota water for tomorrow's use

I saw some nice stuff in Uchumi sarit ctr last year. There is a weave shop right at the entrance if I remember well. I have some good ones I had requested my bro to send me from Florida and I have not used any,but am too far. Hope you do get something great.

implants,botox lips,fake nails,weaves,hair piece....how many 100% natural women are left in the world?

The problem with equality is that we desire that it be with those that have more than us rather that those that have less

@ Djinn,there are many natural women in Turkana. You'll be spoilt for choice. Nothing to worry about

@ mashugli,wish your post could have come in earlier. Had my weave done at Queens but by a different lady. Next time i'll look for Faith. Thanks

@shaks thanks for the pointer - I should make haste towards the Jade Lake - in fact I recall a friend from that area mention what a joy it is,even after a drunken night of passion,to wake next to a natural Turkana and realise she still looks beautiful (and was not under layers of make up) and also that was not the beer that make her look good. Also,he did not to have to pick strands of hair out of his teeth (or from his breakfast). Sorry,but VANITY puts me off (even more than fake 'real' hair that goes with it).


The problem with equality is that we desire that it be with those that have more than us rather that those that have less

@ djinn and king. Was once like you detested weaves and the women who wore them. Then i had an accident that left me disfigured. A weave is the only way i can look decent unless i go for reconstructive surgery. Don't be too hasty to judge women with weaves