Ange Sea

Ange Sea, a hairdresser in Daloa, expressed concern that the ban on wigs and weaves in the Miss Ivory Coast competition could adversely affect her business in a region where such styles are popular.

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Ghana: Ange Sea, a hairdresser, expressed concern that the new rule would hurt her business as many women love wigs. 4

Marlene Kany Kouassi Angelique Angarni Filopon Victor Yapobi Emmanuella Dali Astrid Menekou Laetitia Mouroufie Florence Edwige Nanga Doria Kore

Daily Graphic – state-owned Ghanaian newspaper, est. 1950: No wigs please - the new rules shaking up beauty pageants

Ghana: Ange Sea, a hairdresser, expressed concern that the new rule would hurt her business as many women love wigs. 4

Marlene Kany Kouassi Angelique Angarni Filopon Victor Yapobi Emmanuella Dali Astrid Menekou Laetitia Mouroufie Florence Edwige Nanga Doria Kore

Daily Graphic – state-owned Ghanaian newspaper, est. 1950: Miss Ivory Coast pageant bans wigs and weaves to promote natural hair and beauty

United Kingdom: Ange Sea, a hairdresser in Daloa, expressed concern that the new rule will hurt her business as many women love wigs. 4

Marlene Kany Kouassi Angelique Angarni Filopon Victor Yapobi Emmanuella Dali Astrid Menekou Laetitia Mouroufie Florence Edwige Nanga Doria Kore

BBC: Miss Ivory Coast pageant bans wigs and weaves to promote natural hair and beauty