Cocoa Girl Awesome Hair: Your step-by-step guide to styling textured hair
(Hardback)
Publishing Details
Cocoa Girl Awesome Hair: Your step-by-step guide to styling textured hair
By (Author) Serlina Boyd
HarperCollins Publishers
Farshore
4th February 2022
14th October 2021
United Kingdom
Classifications
Primary and Secondary Educational
Non Fiction
Childrens / Teenage general interest: Clothing and fashion
Childrens / Teenage general interest: General knowledge and interesting facts
Childrens / Teenage: General interest
Childrens / Teenage personal and social topics: Families and family members
Family and health
Educational: Family and consumer sciences / domestic management
Educational material
646.72408996
Physical Properties
Hardback
72
Width 191mm, Height 246mm, Spine 10mm
400g
Description
Cocoa Girl Awesome Hair written by Serlina Boyd is a celebration of beautiful textured hair, with step by step tutorials to amazing styles.
A celebration of natural hair, this book is filled with tips and features real life girls who love their hair. Spreads include care tips for keeping your hair in tip top condition, photographic step-by-step tutorials, ranging from easy to difficult styles and positive affirmations packed with reasons to love your amazing hair.
Discover the perfect cornrows, hair puffs, bubble braids and fro-hawks. Accessorise with beads, hairbands, ribbons and colourful hair extensions. Create amazing hairstyles for any occasion!
Reviews
"packed with reasons for your little girl to love her hair."
Black Beauty and Hair magazine
"Celebrating beautiful black hair, this fun and practical book is a step-by-step guide to styling textured hair. There are photographic tutorials, tips for keeping your hair in great condition, reasons to love your hair and inspiring ideas for creating awesome styles." The Week Junior
Author Bio
Serlina Boyd was inspired by her 6 years old daughter to launch Cocoa Girl, the UK's first magazine to celebrate Black girls. It received universal acclaim during the first lockdown of 2020, and Serlina made many television and radio appearances. Cocoa Boy magazine launched shortly afterwards. Serlina believes strongly in giving Black children a voice, by educating them about Black culture and Black role models in a fun and engaging way.
