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Ghana Culture
In relation to African hairdos, or atleast the most well-liked ones, figuring out what they’re known as is pretty easy throughout all areas of the world. Braids is braids, Afro hair is afro, Corn rows is corn rows, generally cane rows, and so one.
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However there’s one hairdo, particularly, that doesn’t abide by these traits. In reality in accordance with followers on FashionGHANA.com, when requested what the hairdo was known as in their very own nation, we acquired over 30 totally different names for every nation.
The coiffure is executed in some ways, the commonest is having small afro puffs pulled in segments. One other method is having your braids coiled up in buns. In Ghana right here, the coiffure is popularly often called Nteku Nteku, though it isn’t a very talked-about hairdo in Ghana.
Surprisingly, the title is totally different in virtually each nook of the earth. Take a look at some phrases used to explain it all over the world courtesy of fashionghana.com followers.
Ghana – Nteku Nteku
St Lucia – Pepper Seed
Curacao – Siboyo
SA, Xhosa – Amancanca
USA/Zambia – Bantu Knots
Cameroon – Bikidi/Les Rouleaux
St. Vincent – Hog Bubby
Guinea – Choux
Surinam – Motjo Cumba
Ethiopia – Kabu Kabu
Congo – Fioti Fioti
Jamaica – Chiney Bumps
UK – China Bumps
Guadeloupe – Caca Cabrit
Sudan – Kakat
South Africa – Maphondo
Liberia – Hen Pupu (not s
Malawi – Zingongo
Togo – Boyebesse
Uganda – Bututua
Kenya/Swahili – Matutu
Madagascar – Dodoko
Trinidad – Cork Screws
Cape Verde – Carapita
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See just a few seems to be under…..
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