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Hey Speakers, Jermaine Sain, here...sharing with you another exciting event, Taliah Waajid presents World Natural Hair Health and Beauty Show....It's not just a hair show, it's a movement. Focusing on natural beauty and wellness, World Natural Hair, Health and Beauty show, brings together beauty businesses and professionals, industry leaders, retail buyers, distributors and consumers. The 2023 World Natural Hair, Health, and Beauty show occured inside the Hall of Nature at the Georgia International Convention Center in College Park, Georgia, and was a weekend full of fun and educational workshops and panels, live music, and of course exhibitors. Where can you shop over 250 hair, beauty, fashion, art, health and wellness businesses PLUS attend live panels and podcasts on business, wealth, financial freedom, and entrepreneurship PLUS get free and discounted hair and barber services and more? That's simple, World Natural Hair, Health, and Beauty Show. For more information about Taliah Waajid Presents World Natural Hair, Health and Beauty Show, go to naturalhairshow.orgREADERS OF THIS ARTICLE ALSO ENJOYEDMikTu Naturals is a sponsor of Jazz In The Alley, a free jazz concert series held in Norcross, Georgia. MikTu Naturals’ goal is provide meaningful self care & make you feel and look your best from the bottom up! We had so much fun speaking with Rhonda Ross. Many of you may know her as the daughter of Diana Ross and Berry Gordy but she is so much more than just that! Bella Rose, of Bella Rose Passion, shares her inspirational story of becoming a business owner with When We Speak TV. Because of her hard work and dedication, her products can be found in stores like Macy's and Walmart. KEYWORDS
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