Kenya was the best doll ever! I got one when I was like 7 or 8 and I loved "relaxing" her hair with the magic lotion. I had so much fun with her that I ended up with like 3 or 4 of them. I still have all of mine!!! They are back and I bought one for my 3yr. old goddaughter! A beautiful doll with gorgeous African American features!!

I also remember my neighbors Tasha and Brittany going crazy over the Kenya Dolls as well! We all used to play with them together on the school bus! Kenya was one of the best dolls for African American children because she the first all black Doll-line and she symbolized taking pride in our unique features! These dolls provided us with hours of hairstyling fun!! All of my dolls still have fabulous curls after all these years and I'm almost 25 now! I'm so glad that they put her back on the market. I think it is very important for African-american children to have dolls and action figures that reflect their heritage and remarkable beauty!! I remember one year the Sparkle Pretty Kenya Doll came out with all sorts of gold jewelry and charms to decorate her hair (I was in HEAVEN)! This doll is one of my most prized and loved dolls! Shot out to Tyco Industries for making my friends and I very happy children. Kenya also had a slammin' commercial that stated "Making Kenya look pretty, makes me feel pretty too."

I had this doll too. I loved styling her hair and using the lotion. Great fun!!!

i had some many childhood memories of her i remember watching on tv and a few years later i read a book on her after in 2002 that christmas i saw a kenya ad from 1995.

i uploaded this page i tried so hard to put her on the 90's page but they were too slow.