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Last Saturday I had the pleasure of attending the origins of the Afro comb in Cambridge with the lovely Crystal Afro of the
United Kinkdom blog and a selection of other fabulous bloggers and vloggers.
It was a fantastic day full of laughs and learning and I discovered so much about the history of African Caribbean hair and heritage. I'd urge anyone who is even vaguely interested to go and check it out. You will not be disappointed, and if there is enough demand the exhibition may well be brought to a London Museum. This of course would be fantastic.
It is so important that African Caribbean history is made readily available in the mainstream. Not only for our generation. But the generations to come. The exhibition is on display at the Fitzwilliam museum Cambridge until 3 November 2013.
Thanks again to Crystal Afro who organised the blogger trip and was an awesome host and guide.
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| The lovely Natural hair daily ladies. |
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| Under the dryer......Memories. |
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| History. |
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| Laughs aplenty. |
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Smiiile - the fabulous Akua Wood founder of Sheabutter Cottage.
Stacey aka theNaprika being FIERCE. |
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| The ACE blogger crew. |
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| Afro combs around the world. |
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Loved the story behind these Afro combs. They were my favourite.
Jamaica's Accompong Maroons. |
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| African Caribbean history is so rich |
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| Gorgeous ladies. Crystal Afro and Elle and Neecie from Natural hair Daily. |
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| It's me in Cambridge. |
