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The Thousand-Year-Old Hair Ritual That’s Alive And Well In Chad

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Chébé is an ancient hair-care ritual that’s been practised by their ancestors for millennia. From February to April, its seeds are harvested, then sun dried, winnowed, and roasted before they are blended into a silky fine powder. Salwa Petersen, a lawyer from Chad, is the first person from Chad to attend Harvard Law School.

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The Thousand-Year-Old Hair Ritual That’s Alive And Well In Chad

The women of nomadic tribes in Chad are known for their beautiful hip-grazing hair, maintained through an ancient ritual called Chébé.

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