Have you ever wondered how to slay gele without tying? A ready-to-be-worn gele with your preferred styles? Worry no more, in this article I will show you how to slay gele without tying…take heed of certain tips, tricks and techniques.
Slaying as a party guest in a Nigerian party popularly called Owambe is essential. Aside from buying the Aso-Ebi, a matching pair of heels and Gele (traditional headgear), you want to make sure that your outlook is on point.
Gone are those days when we thought that Geles are meant for the elderly ones, not anymore. Nowadays, even young ladies are not left out. They come up with different eye-popping Gele styles that make them the centre of attraction at the party.
After ensuring that your Aso-Ebi and make-up are set, you still need to worry about tying your gele. Not anymore, with this article.
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Truth be told, when it comes to gele tying, it involves skilful hands – professionals. So, then what do we do?
It is not your fault that you don’t know how to tie Gele. Why do you even have to go through all of that when there are easy ways? No more headaches and pain in the ears. It’s a lot easier than you think. This is Owambe made possible!
- Autogele: Why struggle with Gele when you can slay with ease and elegance? For those who want to end the struggle with Gele tying, this is just for you. This is a gele that ties itself and adds no sweat to its process. It is ready to wear, any day and anytime. It comes in different styles such as pinnacle, fan, butterfly, etc. Walk into any African store and pick your choice, then make payment.
- Headband Gele: This is also another type of autogele. Knowing how to tie gele isn’t a skill you require to be successful in life. So why bother about learning it especially if you are just doing it for personal use? Just like the Autogele, this is light weight, (and doesn’t cause headache).
Many ladies are now embracing this technique. All you need is a piece of the Gele materials, glue, Harley’s band, and embellishment (stones beads, etc.) to spice it up. You could also check DIYs videos on youtube to get started.
