When you have the ability to inspire believe in others, people will follow your lead. I believe in love and unity, I also believe in inspiring each other to be brave and expressive by being you. My vision is to use this platform to empower you to "BE THE BEST YOU"

QUEENOFBELLES Old is Gold This shoot was inspired by a picture of my Mum I grew up looking at in our living room. It was inspired by old memories, where I’m from and the woman I am becoming. Then I stumbled across late J.D Okhai Ojeikere work and I fell in love. Nigerian hair culture is a rich and often extensive process which begins in childhood. The methods and variations have been influenced by social and cultural patterns, historical events and globalization. African hair-braiding methods dates back thousands of years. In traditional African society, hairstyles had immense religious and cultural significance. Hairdos range from being purely decorative to conveying deeper, more symbolic meanings, revealing social status and age as well as tribal and family traditions.

QUEENOFBELLES Old is Gold This shoot was inspired by a picture of my Mum I grew up looking at in our living room. It was inspired by old memories, where I’m from and the woman I am becoming. Then I stumbled across late J.D Okhai Ojeikere work and I fell in love. Nigerian hair culture is a rich and often extensive process which begins in childhood. The methods and variations have been influenced by social and cultural patterns, historical events and globalization. African hair-braiding methods dates back thousands of years. In traditional African society, hairstyles had immense religious and cultural significance. Hairdos range from being purely decorative to conveying deeper, more symbolic meanings, revealing social status and age as well as tribal and family traditions.

QUEENOFBELLES Old is Gold This shoot was inspired by a picture of my Mum I grew up looking at in our living room. It was inspired by old memories, where I’m from and the woman I am becoming. Then I stumbled across late J.D Okhai Ojeikere work and I fell in love. Nigerian hair culture is a rich and often extensive process which begins in childhood. The methods and variations have been influenced by social and cultural patterns, historical events and globalization. African hair-braiding methods dates back thousands of years. In traditional African society, hairstyles had immense religious and cultural significance. Hairdos range from being purely decorative to conveying deeper, more symbolic meanings, revealing social status and age as well as tribal and family traditions.