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Letstalk HAIR Everything You Need to Know to Grow It Treat Loss Luster It Keep It Proffesional CAMPUS pages MAG 36 exclusive coontfent www.campusmag.co.ke VOL 2 | AUGUST 2018 LetsTalk HAIR Everything You Need To Know To Grow It Treat Loss Luster it Keep It Proffesional EXLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH MaryneKeseri FASHION FEATURE TECH DRESSING FOR WHY ARE MILLENIALS XIAOMI THE COLD WEATHER SO BROKE REDMI 5 PLUS editorial I like your hair by the way. I know this is an awkward way to start a magazine editorial but the perfect way to break the ice with someone. First let me thank you for picking up a copy of CampusMag's August Issue. Whether you just want to peruse a section or read through it, know that the magazine has been designed with you, the student in mind from the cover page to the last page. Thoughts and opinions on how to improve the magazine are always welcome. Be they be on how to improve on the design, the topics we cover or new sections you'd like to see, holla at us through our social media pages listed below or send us an email. Hair is an important part of everyone's everyday life and is a particularly a quite integral part to everyones success. How you keep and maintain it is what makes the phrase 'First Impressions last' matter as where do other start looking at your from if not your hair. On this months issue, we tackle some of the most important issues around hair such as how to organically grow it much longer, how to take care of it and most importantly, how to keep it professional. But that's not all that we have for you. Some of our fantastic regular sections such as 'Escape', Series review, TV review and Techzone have amazing content written just for you. Don't forget to check out our review for Multimedia University and how the students find life here. For those of you who love learning about new ways to create amazingly sumptious meals, we have a recipe for Jamaican Jerk wings. Wondering what that is, dive in and find out all bout it on page 31. PS : Our this and our previous magazine issues can be found online on our website and on Issuu. As always, Dream BIG, Work Hard and Stay Focused ... Don't forget to Play even Harder. o CAMPUSSMAGaIsswue. 4.0 August '18. A Hamad Mula Media Publication, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. CONTRIBUTORS Nyamisa Chelagat, Maggie Ninno, Cliff Omondi, Ogweno Otako SALES INQUIRIES 0737 959 125 or EMAIL [email protected] SALES & OPERATIONS 0703 597 595 /campusmagke @campus_ke @campus_ke Contents REGULAR FEAURES 06 EVENTS We feature some of the amazing events hppening around Nairobi in this and the coming months 16 WALK THROUGH This month we take you through the famous Maasai market here in 08 Nairobi. The days times and tips 30 GADGET REVIEW We do a review of Xiaomi's REDMI 5 Plus. One of the many amazing FASHION PARADE phones produced by the brand We talk about the simplest yet most popular hair styles in campus and why to get 32 BEAUTY them. We give you tips and insights on how to take care of your hair to look more beautiful. 10 HANGOUTS We hang out with Maryne Keseri of Afrikeseri Kollections & find out what drives him in a quest to build a powerful brand & care for the boychild 31 RECIPES We show you how to prepare very sumptuous Jamaican chicken wings MAIN FEAURE Why are millenials almost always broke, living from paycheck to paycheck an supplimenting 32 31 with loan apps. Find out on our main feature SPECIAL FEAURES 20 CAMPUS WELLNESS We show you the many organic products that you can use to grow your hair longer and more beautifully 34 CONFESSIONS When an assistant Dean loves speaking in his native tongue. Trouble 12 is sure to follow. Find out more 32 BEAUTY 2018 NAIROBI PIZZA FERSTIVAL 29th September to 8th October 201 7. Download the EatOut App today to unlock amazing 2 for 1 deals during the mVisa Nairobi Pizza Festival from 29th September to 8th October 201 7. Scroll below to find out how you can claim 2 complimentary drinks and stand a chance to win a trip of a lifetime to Rome. PLASCON COLOR RUN Kenya Colour Run welcomes Plascon Kenya as they transform to a bigger, brighter and a more colourful run. This edition of Plascon Colour Run will have a one-of-a- kind theme: Colours, DJ Music, Running, Jogging, Skipping, Walking, Dancing, Aerobics, Zumba & lots of food & drinks will ensure that all participants will have an absolute blast. Adults: Ksh 1 500 Kids: Ksh 1 000 NAICCON ASYLUM Welcome to the #Asylum for the #InsanelyCreative and #MadlyTalented. Attend the greatest showcase of creativity in East Africa. Animators, Comic Book Artists, Illustrators, Cosplayers, Game Developers, Gamers, Illustrators, Merchandisers, Youtubers etc. This is gonna be a meet for geniuses. Attend to have the greatest fun in your you life. Tickets www.naiccon.com Ksh. 700 Weekend Pass Ksh. 400 One day Ticket Tags #Naiccon #PSGAfrica #AfricaEcup #Asylum201 8 Campus Events PROJECT AFTERGLOW Project Afterglow is a great night to enjoy fantastic music combined with a glow in the dark theme to keep it diverse. Starts: Sat 1 1 th Aug, 7:00pm Ends: Sun 1 2th Aug, 6:00am Location: The Tree House Charges: Ksh 800 SAUTI ACADEMY VOICE AUDITIONS Would you like to become a professional singer? Come and audition to study music with us! Sauti Academy is the place to learn healthy voice technique, study song writing and performance alongside a live band and learn about the music business. Karibuni. SIngle Session : Ksh: 1 000 Group Session : Ksh 1 000 RUGBY AFRICA GOLD CUP Rugby Africa Gold Cup action continues on Saturday 1 1 August 201 8 when the Simbas play Tunisia at the RFUEA Ground. This match kicks off at 2.00pmarticipants will Regular: Ksh 8,00 V.I.P Ksh 2000 LetsTalk For the Ladies Choosing hairstyles for ladies is a night mare in choices. As they are simply endless possibilities & combinations that can be tried out. Here are some that are trending at the moment, are easy to maintain HAIR and last long if well taken care of. 1. Box Braids: This is a protective style that is achieved by parting the hairs into tiny sections and then braiding the hair while infusing wefts of braiding hair. Braiding hair is synthetic hair with a thicker texture used to make braids appear longer and thicker. This hairstyle can take from 4 to 8 hours to complete and last for 3 months, at the longest 3 2. Sew-Ins : This is a durable, low-maintenance hairstyle that can last up to three months with proper care. This style is known as protective styles as it allows 4 women to style their hair without breaking or damaging their natural hair from any heating tools. This technique involves French braiding the natural hair into a circular pattern and using needles to sew the ends of the track into the braided hair. These tracks come in the form of bundles or packs, which are extended collections of hair held together by wefts that vary in length and color. 3. Natural Hair: This is the state-of-being of all hair without assistance from extensions or heated tools. It is one of the most versatile patterns that can be worn in endless ways. This often includes thick-textured hair that results in many curl patterns. This style often requires products due to natural hair being prone to dryness and frizz. It is easily damaged due to humidity and breakage. This damage is why many women often turn to the protective styles listed above, as to not ruin or damage their natural hair. 4. Goddess Braids : These give a tiara kind of look and accentuate the forehead and eyes. It is much like a large inverted cornrow. In this, the hair is not braided completely, but a major portion of it is left flowing. This 2 hair would require synthetic hair as well. 1 Fashion Speak LetsTalk For the Guys Men, the excuse of having the same hairstyle or 4 haircut has run its course. Nowadays, there are many latest hairstyles for men that can HAIR specifically cater to any length and texture without sacrificing masculinity. From professional short haircuts, trendy fade hairstyles, dreadlocks, buzzcuts to funky long hair, men can have it all. Here are some to try out. 1. The High Top Fade : The classic high top haircut is back in all its 90’s glory. Also known as the box cut, the high top fade is a sharp and structured style perfect for those who want manageable but voluminous hair. The style involves a fade down to the base of the neck, with short sides and about 3 inches of hair on top. The top section of the hair is cut into a rectangular shape that gives the box fade its name 2. Mid Fade with Dreadlocks This fade usually creates an arc behind the ears which helps the dreadlocks to stand out regardless of whether your locs are short, long or medium. 3. Fringe Undercut To recreate a fringe undercut hairstyle, allow your hair on the top section to fall on the forehead and combine that with an undercut. Ideally, its best to show your barber an example 3 of the hairstyle you want so that they can advise you on how to maintain it. 4. Two Strand Twists + Fade So first, you take the basic fade, then you add two strand twists at the top.
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