We've been profiling 2 to 3 Queens for almost 2 years now and it's time for some kings!

Entry is easy! Email your answers to the below questions to us and attach a minimum of 15 to 20 good quality photos showing you and your hairstyles - any and all styles are welcome, from classic 'fros to braided hair. We will not publish your profile if you send low quality photos or too few photos. People will relate to you much better and love you through your photos.

Format: in your response please have the question first and then the answer below it, don't send just the answers because we publish your profile with both so it makes our lives easier, please see the current Queens of Kinks.

1. What's your name and where are you from?
2. What is your hair type? (click here for the hair types)
   
3. When did you start taking a keen interest in your hair?
4. Are there any challenges in being a man that's fanatical about hair?
5. What is your weekly regimen?
6. What is your daily morning regimen?
7. What is your daily night time regimen?
8. Do you use heat on your hair at all?
9. Do you braid your hair? 
10. What is your favourite hair tool? e.g. wide-tooth comb or Denman brush etc.
11. Have you ever had a hair tragedy? What was it? How did you recover from it?
    
12. What's your biggest tip for maintaining healthy or long hair?
13. Where can we find you online? (blog, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube) - if you want us to feature one of your most viewed YouTube videos here we'd love to. 
    [Please give full links to these profiles. If you don't give a link we will not hyperlink your handle, e.g. if you just say I'm @NenoNatural on Twitter we will just put that without linking it unless you give the link.]

Email your answers and photos to features@nenonatural.com.

Note: by sending your pictures to Neno Natural you agree to have them shared on this blog and on our social networks.

A few weeks ago I got contacted for an interview by a new lifestyle blog called Woven Musings. They wanted to know a bit more about:

• My life story
  
• The Neno Natural Business
  
• How I balance work plus being a wife and soon to be mother
  
• My business plans for the future, etc.
  

I enjoyed chatting with these guys, this was the interview:


Woven Musings: Heather, you certainly break all the stereotypes – from being a graduate in Economics from Cambridge to an investment banker who is now an author and blogger dedicated to afro-textured hair and business solutions; how did that happen?

Heather Katsonga-Woodward: Lots of hard work! It is very true that the harder you work, the luckier you get. When I was 11 years old I went to what was the best boarding school in Malawi, Kamuzu Academy.

As I was a few weeks late everyone had already bonded and I struggled to make friends so I made fast friends with my books. I did eventually make good friends but by then I had already started to enjoy studying and I worked my way up from a B/low A student to an A* student. It took almost 3 years before I consistently only got As. It showed that hard work does pay and the people at the top don’t have to stay there.

For Cambridge I applied for the Barclay-Smith scholarship. It’s awarded to one Malawian every two to three years depending on academic results. The scholarship administrators required me to get at least 3 As at A-level to be admitted so that is what I did.

As for banking, in 2004 when I was applying for internships the Careers Office in Cambridge pretty much told me I had a low chance of getting a job in banking because I was an immigrant and they would rather employ someone who doesn’t require a visa. I never went back there for advice! I learnt as much as I could from my friends who already knew what banking was all about and I got myself a banking career coach. The result was an internship and later an offer at Goldman Sachs, the investment bank EVERYONE wanted to get into. I felt so extremely blessed. I learnt that ignoring discouragers – or perhaps “realists” as they might see themselves – is the best life policy.