The cleaner the engine, the less fuel you use.

New Eso Supreme Plus 99 petrol,

Triple cleans and protect your engine

to help give you more miles per tank.

It's a little like cycling with a tail wind.

Or walking with extra long legs.

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A fuel you could use less of.

That's thoughtful driving.

Eso. When we are doing our heads with head wraps, scarves and bonnets, we embrace an age-old

black custom worthy of celebration. This is too in a black history, what you didn't learn in school. Our people have been rocking head wraps and different head coverings for centuries.

It's a tradition that predates coloniality and despite when anyone says it's a beautiful custom we should hold on to.

Head wraps were worn as traditional attire in many African countries like Ghana and

Namibia, where they're called Dukus or Duke. Certain headrapped styles indicated wealth, marital status, and family lineage.

During the 1700s, Louisiana's Tignan laws prohibited black women from being in public without covered heads.

The system used these laws to shame our hair and bodies,

and although they were rooted in anti-Blackness,

and sisterly, we had already been proudly wrapping our heads long before. The Tignon Laws did create a ripple effect though and for many headscarves of all kinds became

associated with servitude because of mammy caricatures like Aunt Jemima.

Although some folks chose to carry this shame and the respectability politics

behind it, we don't have to. Head wraps, bonnets, and scarves are all a part of who we've always been and companies like the rat life are

embracing the tradition. Like head wraps, our customs from fashion to, make us who we are.

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