Join us as we celebrate natural hair with Serlina Boyd, founder and publisher of Cocoa Girl and Cocoa Boy magazines
Join us as we celebrate natural hair with Serlina Boyd, founder and publisher of Cocoa Girl and Cocoa Boy magazines (the UK’s first Black children’s magazines). Hear from Serlina as she talks all about her brand-new book, Cocoa Girl’s Awesome Hair, and answers your questions! Featuring real life girls who love their hair, the book is a glorious guide which celebrates natural hair with step-by-step tutorials of amazing styles for you to try.
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