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*EXQUISITE NVIRI* ,Most of you must be wondering, what in the world that means! *Exquisite*; marked by flawless craftsmanship (hence my slogan), extremely beautiful and delicate. *Nviri* word meaning hair in my native language ‘Luganda’, a bantu language used in Uganda.

The relevance of this name is to remind people with natural hair that there is absolutely nothing wrong with the way your hair naturally comes out of your scalp. Despite decades of being told our hair is ugly, times have changed, ‘phew’ ,and we have more people of color speaking about the importance of embracing natural hair. I personally struggled with accepting my natural hair, I hope my story and those of others shared on this blog inspire someone to embrace/continue to love their natural hair.

This platform will be a  reminder that we need to embrace our features because they were wonderfully made by God. Everyone is unique. The diversity within the natural hair community alone is mind blowing. You might be like me with almost three different textures on my head. Stay tuned to explore this journey with me and my natural hair sisters.

*REMEMBER, YOU ARE MARKED BY FLAWLESS CRAFTSMANSHIP*

Hair Journey Stories

“This series incorporates stories as told by fellow natural hair sisters; the struggles they have had in their journey, how they overcame them and finally, practices they now follow that have eased their journey”.

Tools & Products

Do you want to keep your hair looking great all day, everyday? Yes, it takes work, nothing comes easy. This section encompasses different tools and products you could use to enhance the appearance of your hair or simply for a daily groom and maintenance. STAY TUNED

Regimen

What is a regimen? A regimen is simply a routine that you decide to repeat consistently to achieve/maintain healthy hair. However, your routine shouldn’t be rocket science, strenuous or too frequent, otherwise you will despise it and simply stop doing it. A weekly regimen is bearable and if well planned, it won’t feel like a… Continue reading Regimen

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