Banana clip Updo With Pin Curls On Natural/Relaxed Hair

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TGIF!!*doing an azonto dance**
When you want that extra swag to your look, rock this style. It can be done on either natural or relaxed hair.   
My Version




Since my hair is short, I pinned the hair back into the clip. 
NewKrystal4Life

HairliciousInc


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  1. Cream Pemutih5:19 am

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  2. Southern Girl3:46 am

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    1. Emprezz Abena7:37 pm

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    1. Emprezz Abena7:37 pm

      awwwwwww!!!i will definitely response.

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  4. Dr fomsky1:23 am

    LOL. I love that song....azonto..... didn't know it was making waves in Ghana too.
    Anyways, your hair looks smashing. I did one banana clip style inspired by Hairlicious' video a while ago and I liked it.
    Take care. Much love.

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    1. Emprezz Abena6:59 pm

      The azonto fiesta continues each day with artistes coming up with new hits.

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