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December in Ghana gets a twist with the best lifestyle fair for both men and women between the 18th to 22nd of December in Accra at the Legon City Mall.
For some years now December in Ghana has become a pop culture sensation because Ghana has become a haven for tourists especially diasporas coming in for holidays.
This December, the excitement is extended from the clubs, lounges, and festivals to a mobile salon pop-up as theCutz and braidz is hosting the first Ghana lifestyle fair.
In a conversation with the new trendsetters, theCutz and Braidz team explained the concept as:
“We know that it is very difficult for tourists and even some Ghanaians to get a booking for quality hair care whether for Cuts or braids within the festive season, hence the idea for theCutz and Braidz to host the Ghana Lifestyle Fair.
theCutz and Braidz said: “We have celebrity barbers from the UK, children’s playground, coupled with varieties of food and drinks will be available.
Just to add, the Ghana lifestyle fair is open for every stakeholder in the hair and Skin industry and therefore we have Vendor space available now – they noted.
They also stated that there will be good music driving the most amazing hair and beauty products mini bazaars, automobile parts and accessories, and clothing for all occasions at the best prices.
The team from theCutz and Braidz, also mentioned that the Ghana lifestyle fair is a family-friendly party vibes mobile salon to serve patrons who will come to the Legon Mall between the 18th to the 22nd of December for clean suave shaves, cuts, and braids.
theCutz X braids team informed us that the Ghana Lifestyle Fair is open 24 hours between 18th-22nd December.
So, this December, let's get all hair care problems out of the way before we attend our special events at Ghana Lifestyle Fair 2023.
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