Are You Shocked and Amazed at one of the October covers of Elle Magazine? The web and phone lines are all a buzz about one cover in particular. Actress Gabby (Gabourey) Sidibe is gracing the covers and it’s got Black Women speaking their mind once again. (This image of Gabby is” Not” the Elle […] Read More
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Acne is probably one of the biggest concerns of teenagers and young adults when it comes to their face and body. It’s a source of stress and anxiety and one that makes health care and beauty product manufacturers go full force on finding the ultimate cure. Products for treating black skin and acne are readily […] Read More
When it comes to the dazzling array of beauty and skin care products on the shelves of the retailers, it can be a daunting task to choose one – and when you do finally make a choice, how do you know it’s the right one for you? Well, that’s what experts are for, and I […] Read More
One of the most common questions I am asked is “When I’m searching for skin care products, how do I know what I am supposed to be looking for in the ingredients? What makes it just right for my African American skin?” Well, I’m here to help, so if this question has ever crossed your […] Read More
Many mature African American women find their skin crying out for rejuvenation and turn to natural skin lighteners to tone and clarify. Lately we tend to associate negative connotations to skin lightening instead of a defined younger version of you that characterizes your beauty. With all the hype you find on television it’s difficult to […] Read More
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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
We’re springing forward into Spring and for some of us, our skin care regimen just might change. As we leave old man winter behind us, it’s very important to treat our faces with the great care. If you didn’t have a facial during the cold months, it’s time. A good facial will: Provide your skin with […] Read More
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Essential Oils For Afro Textured Hair
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