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Natural Moisture is African Hair Awards 2016 Nominee!

by Evenes Ruth Mafupa
written by Evenes Ruth Mafupa

 

2016-08-04

Natural Moisture Rhassoul clay

We are so excited at Natural Moisture for being one of the nominees for the African Hair Awards 2016 in the Best Natural Hair Product Range category. The announcement was made at t.a.s.t.e lounge in Midrand, Johannesburg on the 30th of July.

Natural Moisture Shea butter

Natural Moisture Shea butter

Now we need your help. We really need all your help for us to win this prize and we are trusting on you to vote for us. Please take the time to vote here You can vote as much as 3 times a day but not exceeding 30 times during the whole voting period which ends on the 31st of October 2016. So please  vote for us especially if you think Natural Moisture is the best Natural Hair Product range. If you have not used our products yet, vote anyway to support us. We will really appreciate it. Go on, VOTE HERE

A bit of an introduction if you are not familiar with who or what Natural Moisture is. Natural Moisture is a Natural Hair supplier that is fast becoming a trusted supplier of Natural Hair needs in South Africa and beyond. It was founded in 2013 by myself and now has a complement of 3 members of staff. We offer a wide range of products from Shea butter based products, oils like Argan oil, jojoba oil, Coconut hair oil and olive hair oil, Rhassoul clay, Bentonite clay, Satin scarfs, bonnets and pillowcases. We also have a number of international brands like the trusted Jamaican black castor oil, Ecostyler  gel, Marley hair and the Zimbabwean miracle product, Feso. We have an online shop at www.natmoisture.co.za and you can also walk in to buy directly at our shop at 22 5th Avenue. Edenvale, Johannesburg. We courier all online orders across South Africa and the international orders are posted via SAPO only.

Best Natural hair product range 2016

Best Natural hair product range 2016

Winning this Award for 2016 will mean a lot for us as local brands are being recognised and considered alongside international brands in providing products that cater for the needs of African natural hair. We are excited and you should be too. This will be remarkable progress on the recognition of local brands and a chance for us to show the world what  South Africa is able to offer and more! Have you voted yet? If you haven’t and you need more convincing to take the time to vote, just think of what it will mean to us. Put a smile on our faces and vote oh please vote.

HERE IS THE LINK AGAIN TO VOTE

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Africa International Hair Extravaganza

by Evenes Ruth Mafupa
written by Evenes Ruth Mafupa

It is here again, the Africa International Hair Extravaganza and this year it is going to be on the 12th of September 2015 at Vodaworld, Midrand. To be able to host an event, four years successively without fail is particularly commendable by any standards considering what it takes to host an event of this nature and at such a magnitude. Well done to AIHE team.

This year’s event is a one day event instead of the three day gig they used to host. All aspects remain the same though as in the three parts of the Africa International Hair Extravaganza which is the Hair Conference, Hair Expo and Hair Awards. The conference is in the morning, which boasts of intelligent and smart speakers, tackling issues that affect the hair care industry and the consumer. Topics on the line up are:

  • Best Practise for Ethnic Hair Processing/Relaxing
  • Traction Alopecia
  • Rights of Stylist & Salon Owners according to the Labour Law
  • Skills Development in the Hairdressing Industry
  • Natural Hair Styling & Aftercare

The Hair Expo will be in progress all the time even during the conference. Talk of South African brands exhibiting, proudly South African, locally manufactured products, local entrepreneurs making a difference, and all that good stuff. DTI is also sponsoring a number of brands to exhibit which I think is a chance to support our local brands that contribute to the employment and the economy as whole. Thank you so much DTI for the support that you give to SMME’s. Much appreciated. The last thing on the agenda is the Hair Awards which will start at 20.00 hrs and that is when the winners in the African Hair space will be announced in glam and funfair.

Expo

If anything, the Hair Expo is the main thing  for most people and make sure you don’t miss it. Talk of different brands in one place where you can compare, ask questions and make informed decisions about your way forward with regards to your hair. There will be demo’s as well and stylists will be showcasing their creativity. To top it all, this year’s event is free, like totally free if you register online before the date. Otherwise, if you wait to show up at the door, it will cost you R50 for admission. So you’ve got to hurry and get yourself registered. Who doesn’t want to attend to a free event? Hands up!

This year I’m particularly interested in the Hair Expo because, Natural Moisture is exhibiting. So make sure you come to our stand close to the entrance and say hello. WE will have a sale going on, consultations, and you can ask away all those questions you have wanted answers to for so long.

Register here

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Africa International Hair Extravaganza, Johannesburg 2013

by Evenes Ruth Mafupa
written by Evenes Ruth Mafupa

I went to the 2013 AIHE that was held on the weekend of the 30th at Brightwater Comons in Randburg, Johannesburg. I know l did not mention l will be attending. I thought I would be in Zimbabwe for a wedding on this particular weekend only to find out a week before the wedding that it was going to be held on the 24th. So l ended up quickly getting my act together going for the wedding and then the AIHE the next weekend. The other thing l was a bit skeptical on attending the AIHE and was not really sure if it was really worth going. Ain’t l glad l went. Had a jolly good time.

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