Nafisat Abdullahi Goes Bald With Special Effect By Onilogbo Hakeem

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The special effect used in hiding Hausa actress Nafisat Abdullahi's natural hair completely was done by makeup artiste Onilogbo Hakeem.

Watch the video and see how the cap was removed (from another actress also done by Hakeem):SEE PHOTO HERE>>


 

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