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Shawna Renee
Who is Shawna Renee?
She's a thirty something Detroit native who calls the Washington DC area her home away from home. Shawna Renee is never afraid to speak her mind, in fact many have accused her of talking way too much (imagine that!). Luckily she's been blessed with the opportunity to make a living doing so.
If you're ever looking for Shawna, chances are you'll find her people watching at a local coffee shop, enjoying a spicy dinner at her favorite Indian restaurant or practicing yoga with her trusted sista gurus.
Shawna also enjoys the company of her girlfriends who are always more than willing to join her on her search for the perfect handbag, beauty product and vodka gimlet.
More than anything Shawna Renee enjoys connecting with the remarkable community of women who log on to Cocoa Mode on-line and tune into Cocoa Mode radio everyday.
To learn more about Shawna's professional accomplishments log on to the Cocoa Mode website
If you're ever looking for Shawna, chances are you'll find her people watching at a local coffee shop, enjoying a spicy dinner at her favorite Indian restaurant or practicing yoga with her trusted sista gurus.
Shawna also enjoys the company of her girlfriends who are always more than willing to join her on her search for the perfect handbag, beauty product and vodka gimlet.
More than anything Shawna Renee enjoys connecting with the remarkable community of women who log on to Cocoa Mode on-line and tune into Cocoa Mode radio everyday.
To learn more about Shawna's professional accomplishments log on to the Cocoa Mode website
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3 comments:
Amen Shawna. I love your nappy theme today. I have been au naturelle since 1994 ... right before I turned the big 30. As soon as I became natural woman with a close cut caesar Jada Pinket Smith-Camille Cosby look, my cool points increased. My locs nowadays bring much attention. I wanna say that I feel better internally and externally with my natural hair. It has helped me really let go and tap into my full self. For me it is a spiritual thang. I feel like your Cocoa Says moments can be put into a Cocoa Says pocket book of sayings that folks can carry with them. Affirming your highest and greatest good. Peace, Ananda
I'm an "ex-Detroiter" to.
I have been natural for a few years, but fiending to find a natural hairstyle that I liked and could manage, so I got Sisterlocks in 2006.
The negative comments about my hair were from other black people. Now people say, ooooh I love your hair.
No more damaged hair due to perming, braiding and weaving. Natural is the way to go.
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