Panumo (Keep shut) This hairstyle is used in those days by women who has rivals or are in polygamous house and want to speak abusively to their enemies Vua their…

Ojokopeti (Rain is not beating the ears This is one of the hairstyle in those days. They believe this hairstyle will prevent the rain from touching or beating the ear.…

Patewo Yoruba Hairstyle This means clap. This is one of the old days hairstyle where the hair is made to clap with one another

Agogo hairstyle Agogo (cockscomb)- this style is made to imitate a cockscomb. Women who wear this style signify that they are either married or are priestesses belonging to a cult…

Panumo hairstyle Panumo (keep quiet)- the cornrows start from different points, the front/ top of the head and the back of the head, and meet at the center/ crown of…

Ipako- Elede hairstyle Ipako-Elede (back of a pig’s head)- is a style in which cornrows run from the rear of the head and end at the top of the head,…

Kolese hairstyle in Yoruba Land Kolese (without legs)- is a style in which cornrows run from the front/top of the headto the ends and at the back of the head,…

koroba hairstyle in Yoruba Land Koroba (a calabash turned upside down): This style involves beautifully woven hair from the center of the scalp down to the front, rear and sides.…

Suku hairstyle These are the hairstyle and fashion which our fore fathers and mothers do. Suku- a style with either short or long knots. Braids run from the forehead, sides,…

Eko Bridge’ is a treaded hairstyle made with rubber and a particular kind of thin thread. One of the characteristics of the thread back then was that it shone like…