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Omolola Aluko Started Her Natural Hair Brand To Help Women Grow Healthy Kinky Hair Without Pain

  • January 29, 2023
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Omolola Aluko is a Business Analyst and Business Owner.

She is also a natural hair expert, product formulator and the Team Lead at Leonzora’s Place, a natural hair brand that helps women and children grow out their kinky natural hair without pain.

She does this through her salon services and carefully formulated natural hair care products, which are free of harmful chemicals.

She also offers consultation services on hair loss as a certified Trichologist.

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Her Brand – Leonzora’s Place
Leonzora’s Place is the first and still the only one of its kind in Ekiti State, Nigeria. They have helped well over 2000 women and children in Ekiti and around the world transform their hair.

They are known for painless hairstyling. This is very important and remarkable because they are changing the narrative of natural hair being associated with pain.

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Her Book – How To Manage Your Hair 101
Her book titled How To Manage Your Hair 101,  is an amazing guide that carefully details the secret of how to grow healthy and long hair.

This is the book you need to stop you from playing guessing games with your hair and jumping from product to product.

It is available on Selar, Amazon Kindle and 10 other platforms.

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Her Passion For Natural Hair
We asked Omolola Aluko why she is so passionate about her work, and she said: I have always loved to make hair and grew up with a natural flair for it. I also grew up in the North where women did not usually apply relaxers to their hair and had very long hair.

I used to apply relaxers to my hair and even though it was very long, I began to battle with damaged edges. So I started to research and came across a group of women on Facebook who did not relax their hair but kept to their natural roots.

I started to warm up to the idea of returning natural since I did not retouch it more than three times a year anyways. I decided to chop off my relaxed hair in 2014 and less than a year after, my hair started to recover. Other women began to take notice and ask what I was doing. I would offer free consultation services but they always came back to suggest that I do it for them while they pay for the service.

I realized this was a gap and I was plugging the gap with the information I had. Hence, my salon business began. I slowly transitioned the business from being a jewellery brand into a haircare brand.

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Her Contact
They offer salon services in Ado-Ekiti and In-house styling and treatment services in the United Kingdom.

They also have a range of hair care products that are pocket friendly and super effective for growing healthy and long natural hair.

Their products are available and can be delivered throughout Nigeria and the United Kingdom.

Whatsapp | +2348105268007
Instagram | @leonzoras.place
Facebook | Leonzora’s Place

 

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