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Densinkran[1] is the hairstyle worn by queen mothers and women of the Ashanti people in Ghana.[2] It is a short cut and the edges of the head and hair are dyed with charcoal or black dye.
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^Clothing And Fashion In Ghanaian Culture: A Case Study Among The Akans (PhD thesis). Nkrumah University of Science and Technology. Retrieved 2020-08-10 – via Scribd.
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