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“Where una dey collect the face” — Toyin Lawani questions Lagos women
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“Where una dey collect the face” — Toyin Lawani questions Lagos women

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Celebrity fashion designer, Toyin Lawani has questioned the similar facial features she says she has noticed among some Lagos women, asking where they get the faces from.

Toyin raised the issue in a video shared online, where she pointed to the growing trend of women having similar features, particularly long jaws and plump lips.

She said the change had become noticeable among women she described as “Lagos baddies.”

“There is something going on in Lagos. Everybody is starting to look alike. I see you today, next day, long jaw. 

“Where una dey collect the face? Toyin asked.

She further described the trend as one where many women now appear to have similar facial features.

“All the Lagos baddies are just looking alike. Long jaw and plump lips,” she added.

“Where una dey collect the face” — Toyin Lawani questions Lagos women

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