My husband and I took a mini vacation this past weekend. Big College football classic in Atlanta, two of the best of the HBCU’s played at the Georgia Dome. Florida A & M University vs Tennessee State University. Since we are both proud Alumni of FAMU, we joined friends for a weekend stay at one […] Read More
Month: September 2009
Want to bring out the best in your skin? Follow these easy and simple steps and you’ll have great looking skin. Drink plenty of water. This might seem completely obvious but do you do it? What’s plenty? The jury is still out on that one, but the last trainer I talked with defined plenty as half your […] Read More
We generally think of Black Skin Care as that of caring for your face but your entire body is covered with the largest organ unto itself, Your Black Skin.
You see, your black skin covers all of your inner organs, your muscles, your veins, your skeletal frame .... you get the idea. So, why not care for all of you.
Here are a few tips: Read More
Remember when you were a child and you’d have your parents or siblings cover you in sand at the beach? Well guess what? That was the most natural skin care treatment that you could give yourself. Today we spend up to a $150 for Body Scrubs with natural sea salts trying to give ourselves a […] Read More
Two of the most important components of your black skin care treatments are Vitamin C and Green Clay. Both offer countless benefits to African American skin. If you have oily or combination skin, a black skin care product that contains both Vitamin C and Green Clay, such as a masque, is especially helpful in keeping […] Read More
As the seasons begin to change, we have a tendency to forget certain body parts. Our feet seem to Fall out of Favor as the leaves begin to change colors and the temperatures begin to drop.
You've spent the past six months pampering your feet getting pedicures, with bold bright colors on your toe nails. Now that the weather is changing, you want to kick your precious trotters to the curb and return them to the valley of the socks. Read More
Here’s a quick tip… As we move from Summer into Fall not only will the seasons change, so will the condition of your beautiful black skin. You will have a tendency to sweat less as the temperatures cool down. What does this mean for your skin? No sweat can mean clogged pores and dehydration of […] Read More
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