AFRICAN NAIL ART

Ohema Ohene is a British based brand designed by Ghananian Abenaa
Pokuaa, who designs and creates fashion with captivating African
prints.The nail art collection is my favourite from their work, done
for them by a nail artist from London and with the nail art 'frenzy'
in this fashion era, I would personally go for it, and you should too.
:-)

[Images: afrocentric]

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