Simple yet revolutionary recreational aquatic headgear, exclusively designed to foster inclusion and participation in aquatics for all, especially BAMEs.
After ongoing conversations with @BlackSwimAssoc, today, RLSS UK is delighted to announce a new strategic partnership. Read the full article here.
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Swim England, British Triathlon and the Royal Life Saving Society UK publish safety advice for open water swimmers following the partial lifting of the coronavirus lockdown restrictions in England https://t.co/srRSe277Jw
Started doing yoga as part of my covid training routine and it’s going to be something I’ll continue when we’re eventually allowed back to swimming ☺️🧘🏾♂️
@wellbefineline Can you swim?
Regardless of ethnicity we all have the right to swim for our life 🏊🏼♀️🏊🏿♂️🏊🏼🏊♂️🏊🏾♀️
This survey only takes a minute so please take part and also encourage as many people as possible to do so.
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@lgibson12397 Can you swim?
Regardless of ethnicity we all have the right to swim for our life 🏊🏼♀️🏊🏿♂️🏊🏼🏊♂️🏊🏾♀️
This survey only takes a minute so please take part and also encourage as many people as possible to do so.
https://t.co/LXY426nAVS
“So afro hair combed/brushed out could be 10in long and as soon as you get into the water, it shrinks down to 4/5in — looking like you’ve had an instant hair cut. Styling it thereafter is a really long, drawn-out task."
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@local_london#Nemes
"This is what causes breakage, hair thinning, and—in some cases for women with processed, delicate hair—it falls off if the hair is not thoroughly washed out, conditioned, and rehydrated,”
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@blackenterprise#Nemes
"Swim caps as we know them were never really designed to keep hair dry, they were designed to provide streamline and to stop hair getting into the face and eyes while swimming."
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@ITVNews#Nemes
"If I did, how would I turn up for client meetings the next morning? Kayla hates getting soap in and around her face, so when it came time to wash her hair after swimming, she would scream and scream.”
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@PulseNigeria247#Nemes
“The mother-of-three told the PA news agency: “Getting into any type of aquatic activity then was a huge no-no. I couldn’t go swimming in the evening after work. If I did, how would I turn up for client meetings the next morning?”
https://t.co/70MVspWxFt
@ShropshireStar#Nemes
"Danielle Obe came up with the idea for the headscarves after her daughter Kayla didn't want to go swimming. She has worked with Alice Dearing, who swims for Team GB, to help get more young black kids into swimming."
https://t.co/wR4IPRsWpo
@BBCNewsround#Nemes
"Many individuals with afro hair avoid swimming as it can significantly damage hair and requires a painstaking aftercare procedure."
https://t.co/e3ULsUkAwg
@MailOnline#Nemes
Don't miss out...
My Waterproof Scarf by NEMES Launching in May. Pre-order available now at https://t.co/Pg0hlmBLVa
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#Nemes#WaterproofScarf
My Revolutionary Waterproof Scarf by NEMES is a Recreational Aquatic Headgear exclusively designed to encourage more BAMEs to Swim.
https://t.co/G16xIKG15V for pre-orders.
@Nettaaaaaaaa@AnitaNnekaJones @BlackSwimAssoc @WaterproofScarf
My interview with ITV London featuring My Waterproof Scarf by NEMES
Launching in May. Pre-order available now at https://t.co/x4fgyknLKx
#mywaterproofscarf#nemes#BAME#inclusion