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She should definitely contact Guiness World Records if she hasn't already, because if that's how long her hair is naturally, imagine how long it is stretched or straightened!
yeah!
There's already a woman in the Guinness Book Of Records with the longest locks ever. Asha Manila in Georgia, USA. Her locks are over 55 ft.
@@imiateayala1338 Does this lady have locs though? I think her hair is loose.
@@imiateayala1338 USA, not Africa
But it’s not the longest hair in world
I love this and her routine is fire! Wash, Seal, Stretch, Repeat.
Simply simple ❤
❤️❤️❤️❤️ so simple..
Gal u are Zambian ❤❤❤❤, no wonder I keep coming back for u,❤❤❤❤❤❤❤I love u sis,I like the way u carry ur self ,u are çalm in ur videos, I love that❤❤❤❤❤
Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication
exactly!
Long hair great complexion flat stomach God bless her
exactly! full package ❤️
looool im not surprised! my mum used to laugh at me about all the stuff i do to my hair talking about how she used to use OMO to wash her hair and also used grease. she had really long natural hair when i was growing up (OMO is a washing detergent brand in west Africa). Saying that though, i think weather and climate does affect our hair on this side of the world. Everytime i go back to Ghana which is more humid, everyones hair is thriving and most of them do not do most of what i do as they cant really afford a lot of hair products. So yeah where you live matters in regards to what will work or not work for your hair
Our elders were on to something! Interesting the point you have raised about the weather. My hair loves humidity 🩷
@@CoilyDiaries haha definitely! They did the bare minimum and got amazing results. Yeah even my skin when I’m in Ghana is so soft and I can get away with not moisturising my body the whole time I’m there without it drying out. I find that my skin attracts dust when I cream depending on the season. However as soon as I touch down at the airport in London my skin is dry and crusty lol
@@LimitlessBloom struggle is real sis 🤦🏽♀️
Hey girl, I made a video about this a while ago, and I included some clips of you using ambunu, I got it from sahel cosmetics channel so unfortunately that's who I credited. Hope that's okay and great video ❤
In Africa melanated people get enough vit. D and the nutrient dense, diverse foods we were designed to eat is their staple diet. Both of these things are the key. When we take care of inside it will do way more than any product.
"That acceptance starts with ourselves." 🙌🏿
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I remember years ago binge watching how to get long hair. I eventually stopped because the answer is so simple. People want a complicated, luxurious or exotic hair treatment.
very true…
You also have to factor her lifestyle and dietary intake. Also, how she handles stress in her life.
Pretty awesome to see the possibility and how simple it could be to achieve with time and patience.
Thanks for the video.
very true!
No, take into consideration the trash that's put in all of what we eat and wear from America is what should be said because I bet she doesn't have all the foolishness we have here which makes a big difference inside and out.
As a fellow Zambian this is incredibly inspiring. I am short for words, but this is amazing 😍😍
I knowwwww!!🌺🌺🌺
Thanks so much for sharing this. I'm just working on healthy bra strap length before I leave this earth.🙂
Love it❤
Girl same 😂😭😭
🤣🤣🤣me too girl. Before Jesus comes
Then along comes double height length 😃🥰😃I know not whether to adjust my goals or just enjoy the journey seeing how far it grows
@@Chengetanayi_Dyirakumunda Lol... I'm almost 63 so I'm just going to enjoy the journey🙂. My elder strands are thriving. Good luck in your journey.
I'm old school. Shampoo, conditioner, grease and water! On my natural hair and it grows down my back. Easy pesy!
👍🏽 nice
I read her story as well.
She has beautiful long thick hair. Our mother did not deep condition our hair either. She just washed it and used Vaseline. On our scalps, our help is long down our backs. I believe mine was the longest. Because she used to tell me when I walk. My hair would just move up and down as I walk.
This was lovely thank you ever kindly for sharing this. A lot of women don't know but they needed to see this video. God-Bless you 🪷 ❤
That is awesome! thanks sis ❤️
You retained length as a girl, because of the weekly protective styling, whereas an adult you prolly keep changing it up
@LolLol-jd2mx You're right, because I changed my mind up on a weekly basis and then I wash my hair every 2 weeks. So I don't touch my hair for one whole week. But that next week. Yes, I do take it down scalp massage, Moisturize, and then put it right back up.
so the grease on the scalp just lays on top is a myth
@@manesecrets correct. I've been using it, and my hair is growing out.
This is so great! Thanks so much for bringing her story to our attention.
If you do end up meeting her, do you think you could ask her some more specific questions about her routine?? I’m very curious to know how frequently she washes and the condition of her scalp. My biggest struggles are with maintaining a clean scalp with an infrequent wash routine, but I can’t wash more frequently because detangling is too arduous, among other reasons. Getting a detailed interview from her in English about her hair routine would be a once in a lifetime opportunity!!
hey girl,
great questions to ask! I will sing out when this opportunity presents itself. essential oils changed the game for my scalp between wash days
OMG!! Whaaaaaattttt??? I am highly impressed. Thank you for the good work Coily diaries. Lista deserves a medal.
You're very welcome! She truly does ❤️
A golden medal as big as a frying pan for Lista👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾❣️❣️❣️👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
OMG yourself. Coily didn't discover this. This is old news.
I watched her video ! She’s hair goals ! I was shook when she said she used boom 👀👀👀👀. I might need to start African threading under my wigs lol
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That's actually what I started doing.
@@KJB4evr did your wigs lay flat ?? What thread did you use ?
@@NinthJewel Depends on how you lay them and how tight you twist the thread. I pulled my threaded hair altogether in a low ponytail and combined them in the back by twisting or braiding them enough so that it will not bulk up. Mine does lay flat with this technique.
@@NinthJewel The threading I used was a thicker thread. I don't use regular threading for sewing machines
Omg so true. I have been doing this to my daug
daughter's hair since she was 5 years old and know she has waist length hair. My daugh
daughter has the longest hair in the family. The routine is Shampoo, Deep Conditioning, Grease & African Threading with wool. I Cover her hair completely with the wool and leave it for 4 weeks and only moisturize her scalp.
Love it 🥰
I'm going to do the African threading but with the black weave thread. I always thought that wool would absorb too much of the hairs natural oils!
Always could grow hair, and retaining healthy hair was something that was impossible for some. My heritage allowed us to grow hair. I agree with you it's not my goal,but to each their own.🎉
what do you moisturize her scalp with?
@@manesecrets Dr. Miracle's Braid Relief Spray Formula
IMHO, her length IS the style. It's beautiful!💜 I've always wanted classic-length hair like my grandmother. It's currently TBL, but for the last 13 months, I've been battling CCCA. I doubt if I will reach my goal now, but at least I made it to TBL. Even if I lose it all I'll know that it might have been possible.
right!
CCCA is an immune system disorder causing scalp inflammation. Get checkup on red blood cell count for iron and other vitamin deficiencies, check for thyroid and pcos issues and treat if needed. Gut health is imperative. Go vegan for awhile or limit red meat, destress, exercise, drink water with lemon by the gallon daily. Take needed vitamin supplements and include probiotics, collagen, and MSM.
To our Crowns🌿May we wear them in Glory🌿Will Share🌿
🌿👑🌿GOD BLESS🌿🕊🌿
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I'm proud of her and love how excited you are about our own.. I'm from the Caribbean and we are one ! I loved this video! And while genetics play a key people need to stop stressing this topic to because many without any such genetics can get similar and the same if they try what's best for their hair not others hair I've seen this with my own hair its not that long but can get very long IF I do what's best for my hair and not others hair..your hair speaks we have to listen . Lots of love
so true! proud of her too. we are definitely one people and it’s time to support each other ❤️
I went back to Blue Magic and my Clove Spray and like magic, my hair is growing like crazy. I spent all that money on hair products over the years only to find out, that going back to the basics and $2.99 a tub hair grease to get healthy, thick and long hair. lol go figure... thank you for sharing this video.💞💞💞💞💞
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That’s because blu magic has safflower coconut wheat germ. THST is what is beneficial not the mineral oil or the petroleum.
My aunt (from Cameron) had her hair waist length for years... only treading and cornrows! But let's say one thing: Water!! Most African countries have VERY VERY SOFT Water! And this makes such a difference! Same things in countries like Brazil... A lot of Africas and Brazilians lost their Hair arriving in certain places in Europe because of the Hard Water.
Great points raised!
Interesting she uses boom detergent, which is quite a harsh product to use on hair but it works because she uses Vaseline which is quite a thick product to use on natural hair as it is essentially grease with no water ingredient.
It's like she resets her hair every time she washes with a "clarifying shampoo".
Hot tip for anyone out there if you've had braids in your hair for a while and remove them, shampoo your hair with dish washing detergent ro remove all the build up then follow up with deep conditioner. Just soaks right in like a sponge.
interesting view point! makes sense…
I am so happy you are from Zambia 🇿🇲🇿🇲you have movitivated me to grow my hair now 😘
That's awesome let’s get it 🌺🌺🌺
I'm just starting in my late fifties. Infact the COVID-19 lockdown gave me the opportunity of giving my hair all the attention and there has been good improvement....from Nigeria, West Africa ❤❤
Likewise! I started at 50. 👍🏾
love it 🥰
Simple routines and low manipulation protect hair best. Good to see this!
I totally agree!
Cleanse. Moisturize. Seal. and Protect.
done!!
I literally use liquid black soap to wash my hair and moisturize with a light layer of shea butter. I mist my hair with purified water and vegetable glycerin every day.
Simple is best and the money I save on not buying hair products I invest in my nutrition.
Nerissa Irving and her aunt I believe have very long locs, I think her aunt won a record for it.
Love this🥰🥰🥰
Thanks, I might try your method too.😉❤️
Where can I find the liquid black soap and Shea butter like the one with chemicals please? I have the black soap for my skin it help a lot
you dont condition?
Hi girl. I have really enjoyed your video and the message its putting out there for us to be proud of our Africanicity. As you spoke ,I kind of noticed that you sound Kenyan, and I sound Zambian. I also noticed Swahili from the article that you posted. I am happy that we are one. Love from Kenya.
hey sis! thanks for your comment! love 🌺
Watching from Zambia. I am from Eastern province too and i really love this❤
yes mukwasu!🌺
Good nutrition and genetics play a role.Less.is more
true!
Wow! I'm really encouraged to hear from my fellow Zambian. Keep it up.
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I came up using Suave shampoo & rinse out conditioner, and hair grease, and when I started doing my hair as a teenager, I incorporated Vaseline. And we didn't slather our hair with any products. My mom didn't know how to cornrow or put twists in my hair. She regularly did big braids, ponytails, ballerina buns, and wet sets once in a while. And the hair was never done tightly, and always had a lot of long hair. And when she did a wet set, she didn't use grease, she only used dippity do hair gel. I wouldn't use it now though, because it has dye and some other things in it. Simplicity and consistency. Thanks for sharing. Peace and blessings
DAYUM so I guess I really didn’t need 20 million products, a 30 step, 48 hr wash day routine to grow rapunzel length hair 😳😳😳😳😳😍😍😍😍😍😍
Exactly!!🤣
Wow... Didn't know you are Zambian... Hello to you my fellow country woman ❤
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I also didn't know, I'm shocked... Zambia ku caalo 😂
I'm now realizing why I have been able to get her so clearly, makes sense now
Amazing! Usually if someone has hair this long, it's in locs. But this time it isn't and it's super long. I am thoroughly impressed!
I totally agree!
This is beautiful!!!! I'm Zambian too and i am into long hair, i will be trying her routine if its manageable
I wouldn’t recommend washing with detergent though😊
Definitely my goal! I want that length 😂😂❤ Thank you for sharing!
you go girl!
I'm also Zambian with long and thick hair, though i always cut it so that it doesn't go past bra strap length. For my hair I just concluded that its genetic. I noticed my hair grows fast and doesnt break (same with my nails) even when it was relaxed. My parents both had long and thick hair. I ended up doing sisterlocks last year because it was too much for me to handle.
Thanks for sharing!! genes play a major role!
Im from SA we used sunlight soap on ours as kids and it would be threaded with wool and left alone our hair is down our back too and i got mixed grandparents on both sides of the family with different textures yet i was blessed with the african hair 😂so mine was kept threaded or plaited unlike my cousin's
thanks for sharing this 🌺
Her hair, oh wow 😳. Pa last simplicity is the best mwe. I love her simple routine
Yes I agree!
When I was growing up, it's a simple wash with shampoo and Purelen Vaseline mixed with the castor oil, and our hair was black, strong, healthy and long..
It's this generation that comes in with all sort a theory that "we should not use Vaseline, don't use this, don't use that. Simplicity is the best and doesn't cost a cent.. I'm jamaican 🇯🇲 and a lot of us growing up life was simple.. and we survived... now it's so complicated and costly... which at the end of the day don't add up to crap. But put a lot of stress on us...
I think knowledge increases over time so we know more infor about hair today but I agree that the multi step complicated routines are unnecessary 🌺🌺🌺
P.S. yes, I have seen her before actually with two or three more ladies with extra-extra long hair. Love 💕 this. Thx u
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Some people finds negativity, no matter how positive something is. That negativity has become a part of their sad nature!!😓😓
very sad sis
This is so beautiful to see!!!! Her hair is literally fantastic, like straight out of a fantasy story. Thank you so much for making this video about her ❤.
And if she's related to the people who ran away from Shaka Zulu in South Africa, then I could also be related to her 😂. We could all be cousins 🤣
hey Cousin ❤️😅😅
❤ BEAUTIFUL!!! 100%
for sure!
I love that natural beauty because I am too! 70 years of it! Women of DIASPORA don't abuse it!
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I've been following your content for a while and I didn't realize you were zambian aswell 😌😁
I'm glad people like you came here and helped us with our hair how would we no
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I once came across her documentary back in 2020 and was inspired to start my journey.........then i started to dig in more to natural 😊.......... Proud Eastern girl here 😎
yessss! mwana wa ku mawa!
🤗😊 yessss
Oh so you are from the mother land Zambia. Hey 👋🏾 from 🇿🇲
Hey Heyyyy
This is so cool 😊
Very cool ❤
Love from Zambia 🇿🇲 🇿🇲❤️❤️😁
love back sis ❤️
The woman of chad have extremely long hair, and they love in africa as well.
yes… so inspirational
Some people are blessed with the genetics first and foremost. Then the way you take care of your hair comes second. ❤
Absolutely!!
Best way to grow hair is hair grease and rehydration ,I did this to my daughter hair and now she have a waist long hair , so everyone can grow theirs,
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there are many countries in africa where the women have long hair we need to stop believing the lies we are told.
ok
When I was young my mum used to wash our hair with local washing powder blue color. And our hair was very long and healthy but know that I'm using expensive stuff my hair is not healthy and long
ahahha I think it the manipulation and habits not necessarily the washing powder. we do waaay too much these days
Great message. You said the perfect words.
Thanks for listening
I have cut off 22 inches off, and now my locs are 46in long.Sometimes it wrapped into a turban or a beehive style(with little bees clipped on). That is when I have my bee accessories to be worn. Most of the time, it is wrapped with fabric to match a sewn outfit . I prefer it worn up and covered .
nice 😊
Wooow she gives me hope lol. By the way is that your hair? If so, its very beautiful. Can you give us some tips on protein products for the hair?
I have spring twists in here. I have a protein playlist including product suggestions 🌺
@@CoilyDiaries cool will check it out
Haters need to stop hating just because they feel bad about themselves. We don't need anyone approval for our GOD given beautiful hair. GOD doesn't make mistakes he knows exactly what he is doing. So, all the haters take it up with GOD our Creator.
yaaaaaaaah!!! take it up with the man up stairs👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Your hair is styled so beautifullyyy! How have you styled them?💜
@@margaret3163 just spring twists tied up in a scarf
@@CoilyDiaries thank u!
you are welcome to Zambia love❤❤
Ahahhah am Zambian
Yeah I know am welcoming u back❤️❤️❤️❤️Hopping to see u soon
I love it! It's beautiful and I wish it was mine. Good for her.
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Fellow Zambian here snd I'm shocked I'm only hearing about this lady today😮❤
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I had hair that was 5ft 4 length hair. It started to thin out at the front so I shaved it off during my menopause. I was very upset. Still trying to grow it back 3 years later. Its still very thin now and drier.
So sorry to hear this. That was alot of hair😘 my hight exactly
Jamaican Black Castor Oil thickened up my hair front in very little time when I started menopause.
I would like to learn how to do African Threading...At the hair shop is expensive..That might help my hair...Thanks for sharing...❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
You’re welcome 😊 see the “ African threading playlist “
I agree the products are too many and sometimes expensive. Sometimes just a good warm rinse can clean your scalp and not always shampooing. No poo. Seal oil or vaseline, shea butter and threading. This is my regime and it is working great for me.❤😊 6:04
Nice 👍🏽
The lady being featured, Lister Phiri, has passed away some time ago. She was our workmate somewhere here in Chilanga. MHSRIP
I heard this devastating news. MHSRIP
When we say hair growth is genetics do we really understand what that means. The question should be, what role does our genetics play in our ability to retain the lenght of our type of hair.
As long as we're alive and not sick. Our hair will grow. Do person's with afro texture hair know how to properly retain the growth that is coming out of their heads?
Length retention takes time.
How old is that lady?
Her hair is how many years worth of retention, with a method that is tried and true.
Also with other factors ex, climate, environment, lifestyle, diet etc.
Remember stress is bad for Length retention.
And we need to change our attitudes abd mindset towards our texture.
Contrary to what we've been led to believe, all hair grows.
Our ancestors understood the coils, thats why they did the threading for the stretching.
DUH!!!
duh? who is that for😅
lister is 50 or so. definitely our elders where on to something!
That is years of not cutting her hair. we always cut out hair so that is why we dont have long hair
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Thanks for sharing 😇
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Loving your work girl, keep it up
Thank you so much!!🌺
Another proof that genetics plays a roll, my grandmother had long hair and so did my mom, my hair grows long as well
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Would love to know about African Threading. This is my first time hearing about this.
lots of videos on this here and on other channels ☺️
What about Asha Mandela (known by Guiness as rhe black Rapunzel) from Atlanta, Georgia? Her kinky locs is 25 feet long and she has one loc that is 55 ft long. Her hair wear 19 pounds and she has to carry all her hair in a bag.
So are you Lista has longest kinky hair in Africa "only"??
What’s the question sorry?
@@CoilyDiaries
@CoilyDiaries
I was asking if you were saying that Lista has the longest kinky hair overall or just in Africa?
I asked because during my loc journey many years ago I saw a lady named Asha Mandela who is known to be the black Rapunzel by Guinness. Did you know about Asha, who's hair is longer than Lista?
No bad blood, just asking. Just in case you had no idea about the other lady in Georgia. Thanks for response btw ;)
@@majormediaproductions got it! Just Africa but I have seen Asha 🌺
@@CoilyDiaries
@CoilyDiaries
🙏🏾🤗🙌🏾 ;) Awesome and thanks for sharing!
Wow, this is great, fellow Zambian 🇿🇲
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That lipstick looks gorgeous on you, don't let it go
thanks love 🌺
I personally have see her, ate with her.. what you have said is the truth I miss her may her soul rest in peace I love you mom Lili I wish you were here to see this
Ohhh no she is no longer with us? Really sorry to hear this. 💔. Do you mind sending me an email?
The thing with growing hair is that, if you take care of your scalp and leave the hair alone, it will grow. I am speaking from experience as someone with long hair below my waist and never waist pennies on hair products. I must say though that abundant natural hair with a sleek texture runs in my genes too and a 100% downsouth Tonga valley girl.
Well said musimbi! grew up in southern province 🩷
It will come a time when "outward appearance " will not be judged based on skin color, hair texture, etc. under heavenly kingdom rule coming at any time! (Isaiah 65:17,25; Matt 24:3,14,42,44; John 7:24; Rev 7:9,10;21:3-6)
CD, you look so cute with your outfit and braids and scarf to match 🎉❤😀
Thanks sis ❤️
i still use boom, she is a literall godess with the locs
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Awesome video ❤❤
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A real African Rapunzel
Yes ❤️❤️❤️
I am also a Zambian n motivated to start the journey
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Since the beginning of time black women has grown long hair, down to the floor. One example is a lady that whites call medusa, she was not a witch but a very powerful woman with very long hair. Our hair no only grows very long but it's very thick, and does not create an environment for bugs, like others who's hair is long but thin. Thank you for sharing
Thanks for the info!
I would not know how to act!!! lol😆buh been on a natural journey 15 years now and accepted I can only grow to midback. My hair is just very prone to breakage and split ends.
mid back is amazing sis!
Zambia Ku Chalo 🇿🇲 😎
yes mama!
EXCELLENT TOPIC, AND GREAT INFORMATION 😇👍🏾 HAVE YOU EVER TRIED ZINGIBER ZERUBET SHAMPOO PLANT ? IT IS ALSO CALLED BITTER GINGER OR SHAMPOO GINGER AND IT IS A PLANT THAT IS USED FOR WASHING THE HAIR. CAN YOU REVEIW IT PLEASE ?
I will check it out! thank you 🙏🏽
I looooved to see and admire hair. I was always as a youngster love hair and styling my hair and others.
This is absolutely, beautiful
AMAZING.
The only question is how does she feels when walking with all of her mane? isn't it heavy? She is probably used to it.
Ms. Queen
Good question 🤔
Love this ❤❤❤❤!
me too!!
Greetings, you had me looking around. I forgot about Asha Mandela, who has the longest locs
yes her locks are sooooo long!!
We could always grow our hair but some us keep putting colors and perms in our hair but especially the brothers they don't do damage to their hair!! ✊🏾
True…
I used a washing detergent called NIL (in powder form ) and my hair looked sooooooo good and healthy i was shocked. Never thought about using it again until now.
Ahahah don’t do it sis 🙈😆😫
@@CoilyDiaries so she can use BOOM and i can't use NIL?? 😭🤣🤣🤣🤣🤍
@@jessicaaye3738 yeah nah!😆
@@CoilyDiaries 🤣 got it 🙏🏾
African rapunzel indeed.
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Genes contribute 80%...and yes simplicity at the end of the day..❤
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We need to embrace our hair! I do not like the term accept it sounds as if we are forcing ourselves because we think our hair is not up to scratch with other hair types. We don't need others to accept us either we need them to leave us alone and get on with their hair types.
It is high time that we started embracing and working with the hair God has given us. Yes it can be headachy at times but that is often because we are fighting it and trying to wrestle it into something others will accept. If we embrace ours others will be forced to see it as what it is just another type of hair in its own right.
@@almaarnold7332 great points!!
Lister is magnificent! There are also Asha Mandela and Aevin Dugas. They both have you tube channels. Check them out...they have glorious hair as well. So beautiful to see!
I will check it out
your hair is a dream .so beautiful
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Cute❤❤❤❤ my fellow Zambian
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