Why do we choose to wear make up and cover up the most beautiful skin in the world? For some of us, we wear make up to cover dark spots or skin discoloration. For others, we wear it thinking that we’re not beautiful unless we wear it. Have you ever heard the saying “less is […] Read More
Month: October 2009
Black skin can be affected with any number of conditions, regardless of its pigment. As African-Americans and those with dark complexions, we have some problems that occur more often for us and thus must pay closer attention when caring for our skin. Acne is a problem where excess oil production causes hair follicles to plug […] Read More
Like no other stage in our life, the female body goes through so many changes during middle age. The first appearance of wrinkles (passed off as laugh lines), the first gray hairs that you pluck out one by one until they get too numerous (had no one warned you that you’d get 7 gray hairs […] Read More
From the tree to you, natural Shea butter with Mango or Cocoa butters added will help make caring for your African American skin so much easier. Shea butter has been a big part of African American’s skin care ingredient list for years. Read More
It’s hard to find a black hair care product that gives you that “great hair day” look and feeling. When you do find one, you keep it a secret for fear of everyone going out and buying the product and leaving you with nothing. Well, worry no more. We found the perfect herbal hair remedy […] Read More
Firm, smooth, even-toned, these are all true about your Face. At some point in a woman’s 40s or 50s, you see a change in your skin brought on – at least in part- by hormonal deficits associated with menopause. So, how do you as a woman care for your maturing black skin? At menopause, women […] Read More
Lots of laughs while Chris Rock played in Oprah’s Beautiful Black Hair. His new movie “Good Hair” has brought women to the table talking about hair. Blond hair, natural hair, permed hair, braided hair and locked hair. You name it, its been talked about with the release of his movie. I even learned that their […] Read More
photo credit: Cold Press Publishing When we mention omega-3 and Black Skin Care, the first thing that comes to mind is some type of fish oil. You might envision capsules filled with vitamin E or cod liver oils or having a great piece of grilled, poached or baked salmon, over a bed of mixed greens. […] Read More
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Essential Oils For Afro Textured Hair
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If you’re looking for a natural alternative to care for your Afro Texture hair, essential oils could be the key. Your kinky, curly, coiled hair is shaped differently and has a magnificent history. We want you to celebrate it!
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