America is really light years ahead of everyone else when it comes to natural hair unfortunately. maybe only Brazil has us beat 😭
2026-10-18 00:39:43
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greatness14450 :
I am Ugandan. I have always had natural hair You went to the wrong place. Also, some white hair products out perform those marketed as curly hair products.
2026-10-18 09:47:56
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Miie572 :
Welcome to Africa sista😭 don’t even think of going to the salons
2026-10-18 04:58:47
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Fati :
The natural hair movement was birthed out of the US. I was born and raised in East Africa and didn’t learn about natural hair until I came across US naturalisas on Youtube. When I went natural people were looking at me crazy.
2026-10-18 06:51:58
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Mbabazi🩷 :
Most Ugandan natural hair care/ natural hair products in general are not in the supermarkets, they are sold in online stores and niché stores in the city town that are accessible. Also, some supermarkets do have natural hair care. Carrefour isn’t the only supermarket in the country.
2026-10-18 15:44:39
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Natasha N :
the best treatment I ever had was in South Africa
2026-11-14 11:30:53
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§hêßå❀ :
We are forced to cut our hair while all other races keep hair. We get to see our hair when we turn 18 and have no idea how to start taking care of it. Thats people opt for relaxers💔💔💔
2026-10-18 12:45:21
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NICK B :
White people are still winning smh
2026-11-15 05:56:12
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Marie lee :
yep.. which is my most ppl there are bald
2026-10-18 01:34:26
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Studio 30Five :
Nice observation girl. In Uganda and Eastern Africa in general when you go natural, it is real natural. We make our own hair products at home. If we don't grow the ingredients at home, we buy them from the Farmers markets and make the products at home. For example - For detangling I use okra or aloe vera, For deep treatment I use avocado or butter, for leave in treatment I use a combination of cloves, rosemary and hibiscus, and much more. On that note: this is your opportunity to start making natural hair products for the African market. We will buy them for convenience, that means their quality should be able to match the organic ones we can make at home. By the way, the products are available, but few are on the market because most natural hair people make their own.
2026-10-21 06:53:54
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RachKiki :
Most Ugandan natural care products are not in the supermarkets. I've honestly only bought hair care from Natural hair salons and online niche sellers. I could never buy anything like that in the supermarkets. I don't even trust them. Also, many people use a lot of natural DIY products to maintain their hair. Supermarkets just bring affordable things that they know people will pay for, so they sell. They're not thinking about hair type.
2026-10-24 08:04:28
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Blissful cones creamy delights :
ugandan here try natural hair saloons. they have natural hair products. fam7 afros and mo, livara etc. because of the certification process many good hair care products aren't sold in supermarkets. hope this helps
2026-10-18 13:19:23
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𝒮𝒜𝒩𝒩𝒴 :
Do you ask the locals where to get these products from , because I can assure you there’s a lot of black hair products , not in the supermarkets. You tried livara? Afros and mo, AfroCouture ? You looking in the wrong places ! Or even go to downtown Gaza land you’ll see
2026-10-29 13:49:58
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Patricia :
Carefour is a supermarket that caters to mostly tourists. Look for a dedicated hair supply store.
2026-10-18 12:25:29
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Dj.gnarly❤️✨ :
Because it’s homemade !!!
2026-10-19 07:47:30
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Bris 扎姆 :
In South Africa it's getting better and we starting to have more hair salons that cater to natural hair. In most other African countries they still battling with texturism and prefer to relax
2026-10-18 04:12:14
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user1277846511398 :
I literally see Livara in that clip, it's a Ugandan natural hair care brand. There's also Kentaro and a few other natural hair care brands in Uganda. Yes the selection is small BUT it's not nonexistent. We definitely need to do better, but trust me things are way better than they used to be. We had a big natural movement in the late 2010s which improved things. Every city has dedicated natural hair salons. What's holding the industry back is mostly the legal and logistical difficulties faced by home brands breaking into manufacturing.
2026-10-25 13:54:12
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prudie 📚 :
the products are there but not in supermarkets. natural hair salons like afro and mo have products catered to natural hair, livara too
2026-11-07 08:46:07
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PastriesPlanet_ug :
We have niche stores… u should have tried organic hair magic or livara
2026-10-24 03:37:29
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LAMAR🇺🇬 :
So Victoria mall represents “black countries “ according to your understanding?
2026-10-19 07:14:08
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Connie 🖤🖤 :
These comments are so weird
2026-10-18 10:12:51
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TikMyTok :
One store making you make this reflection is off the whole country is WILD
2026-10-18 12:49:38
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☆° :
Not in Ghana tho. We have a lot of local hair care brands that cater to 4c hair
2026-10-18 15:06:15
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Not your baby 💜💜 :
Brazil is the only country that has black hair products stocked extensively
2026-10-18 10:12:13
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Allegedly :
Think about how long it took for Black natural hair care to come to the US consciousness. Over 200 years. Some of these countries are less than 70 years old with significantly less resources. Very little brands are made in Africa. It’ll take time!
2026-10-18 15:17:00
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