If you are looking for effective African American skin care products, you have to know what ingredients are good for your skin and what you should definitely avoid. There are products with substances that contribute to hyper-pigmentation or can dry out the skin. Of course, products that are good for your skin keep it moisturized, […] Read More
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Black women have a few special skin concerns such as skin brightening and dealing with skin issues that they are more prone to such as dark spots and dry or ashen skin. Therefore, skin care products for black women should address these special concerns. A good line of skin care products should be safe for […] Read More
In order to care for black skin properly, you must know and understand first what makes your skin healthy. Then, you can work at making it stay that way. Every effort at proper skin care begins with knowing about your skin. Aside from the fact that black skin has more melanin (the skin’s pigment), it […] Read More
Different skin types require slightly different skin care. In order to properly care for your skin, you need to choose the right products and techniques that work best for your specific skin care needs. In addition, caring for African American skin involves the following steps: 1. Cleanse. In order to achieve radiant black skin, a […] Read More
Black women enjoy certain benefits due to their dark skin. One of the most important is that they are more protected from the effects of the ultraviolet rays of the sun because of the amount of melanin found in their skin. However, this does not mean that black women can be cavalier with their skin […] Read More
One of the newest natural skin lighteners is an old ingredient used for treating acne, azelaic acid. This plant acid naturally occurs in grains, specifically barley, rye, and wheat. A highly concentrated solution of azelaic acid is used in “face peels” at the dermatologists. In this concentration, it should never, ever be applied to African-American […] Read More
Lactic Acid, A Gentle Acid For Your Skin The Egyptian princess Cleopatra bathed in milk to maintain the smooth and silky beauty of her dark skin. Milk, Cleopatra discovered, is a wonderful agent for exfoliating and rejuvenating skin. Even in the first century BCE, Cleopatra regularly bathed in pools of milk to maintain her legendary […] Read More
The black skin care industry has a lot of available black skin care products that claim to get rid of dark spots on African American skin. Before you go out and buy another product that sits in your medicine cabinet because you spent way too much money on something that is not very effective in […] Read More
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