Headwrap and Waist Beads

Celebrate International Women’s Day with Fanm Djanm in partnership with Toffie Shop!

Join us for an afternoon of self-expression, culture, beauty through headwrap styling and waist beads, and community as we honor International Women’s Day in style!

Gather your friends and join us in embracing heritage, creativity, and empowerment. See you there!

• Guests can wear their own wraps or purchase one from the store.
• Live demonstrations on different wrap techniques with Fanm Djanm headwraps.
• Quick one-on-one styling sessions.

• Waistbead station where guests can get sized by a professional and select waistbeads.
• The meaning & history behind waist beads are shared on display cards or by an expert.

• Mixologist offering custom cocktails.
• Light bites and refreshments.
• Exclusive discounts for event attendees.

• Afrobeat, Caribbean, and soulful vibes to set the mood.

• Guests entered into a raffle with every purchase. Winners are contacted via email.
• Prize: Fanm Djanm gift card.

About Fanm Djanm 

Fanm Djanm, a Black-owned hair accessories brand founded by Paola Mathe, is dedicated to empowering individuals through bold, vibrant, and beautifully crafted headwraps. More than just a brand, Fanm Djanm is a movement that celebrates confidence, culture, and self-expression.

Our commitment to sustainability is reflected in our zero-waste initiative, which repurposes fabric scraps into functional accessories, minimizing waste while maximizing creativity. In addition, our store in Austin, TX, features Ti Mache, a curated selection of products from independent makers who share our values of craftsmanship, sustainability, and cultural appreciation. Through these initiatives, Fanm Djanm fosters a community-driven shopping experience, supporting artisans and promoting ethical consumption. With a strong social media presence and a loyal customer base, Fanm Djanm continues to inspire a global community to embrace their power, one headwrap at a time.

About Toffie Shop

The Toffie Shop is founded by Lisa, a young marketing professional from Ghana. She runs Toffie as a passion project in her spare time to celebrate womanhood and connect with her African heritage. The name "Toffie" is symbolic of love and care, inspired by Lisa's childhood memories of asking her mom for toffee. The waist beads are a dedication to the journey from girlhood to womanhood and a celebration of women. Lisa's mission is to help demystify African waistbeads and keep the tradition alive while supporting others.

Host or Publisher Paola Mathé