When it comes to appearance hair matters a lot. It is fun sometimes doing something a whole different and creative to your hair and trust me it is the easiest way to change your look. Celebrities are known for changing their hair a lot and many has become a source of inspiration. They are always trending for something new and hair experiments are one of their favourite thing that freshen up their look.

Here on today's article, we at Lovedust have found 10 celebrities who decided to change their look this year (2020), and looked more attractive. Some went from dying, locks and even cutting their hair

Adekunle Gold switched from his low cut to locks

No doubt these celebrities looked more attractive than their previous hairstyles.

Which of these celebrities new look do you love best?

Step-By-Step Guide to Buying Bitcoin and Other Crypto in Nigeria 

As a general rule, you can buy cryptocurrencies in Nigeria by following these three steps, regardless of which platform or service you use.

1. Choose a Crypto Wallet

To store the cryptocurrency you purchase, you must have access to a crypto wallet. You can use a wallet that is naively provided by crypto exchanges or use a wallet for which only you have access to the private key. This latter option includes hardware wallets, such as Ledger Nano S, desktop software wallets, such as Electrum, or mobile apps, such as Trust Wallet. 

2. Choose Where to Buy Your Crypto

Crypto brokers: Brokers support convenient payment methods, such as allowing users to buy crypto using fiat currencies. Crypto brokers usually have fiat on-ramps that integrate easy-to-use payment methods like bank transfers or debit card payments. One example of a crypto broker that supports direct naira payments is Luno.

Cryptocurrency trading platforms: These are platforms that offer users the ability to trade Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies. Exchanges conveniently enable traders to deposit fiat currencies in online wallets that they can then use in order to purchase their desired crypto assets. You can find an overview of the best platforms available for Nigerians here. Note that some have imposed restrictions on Nigerian residents in the wake of the CNB ban.

Peer-to-peer exchanges: P2P exchanges enable direct negotiations between individuals. Buyers are matched with sellers who specify their price and accepted payment methods. Once a transaction is initiated, the funds are held in an escrow system until payment is confirmed by the seller. This method offers greater privacy. Platforms that Nigerians can use peer-to-peer trading include LocalBitcoins and Binance. 

3. Purchase Crypto

The last step is to purchase your desired cryptocurrency. For beginners, it is ideal to buy from a broker or an exchange that supports naira payments. 

For most centralized platforms, you will first need to create an account. Depending on the platform and where it is registered, you may also need to provide data and personal information as part of a Know Your Customer (KYC) process. 

The KYC process includes verifying your identity with a valid identification document. This must be done before most platforms will allow you to make a purchase. Once your account has been verified, you’ll need to choose which cryptocurrency you wish to purchase and how much, as well as which payment method you’d like to use. Make sure to review the total cost for the transaction, including fees, before confirming the purchase.  

How to Buy Bitcoin in Nigeria

Bitcoin’s meteoric price rise in 2020 and 2021 has spurred massive demand for crypto in Nigeria. A full overview of exchanges available in Nigeria is provided here. Meanwhile, some exchange and other options include:

Binance P2P: Binance has developed a P2P platform that provides a safe environment for buyers and sellers to transact at zero transaction fees. Nigerians can also access extensive crypto products, including decentralized finance (DeFi). 

Bitcoin ATMs: Although there are only a handful of Bitcoin ATMs in Nigeria, they remain a good, if expensive, option for Nigerians to buy Bitcoin (BTC) and other cryptocurrencies.