What do you see when you look in the mirror in the mornings? Do you see skin that is radiant, glowing and radiating good health? Or could it be that you are struggling with oiliness, uneven skin tones and have trouble putting on your makeup due to oily patches, lines and wrinkles? If you are […] Read More
Tag: caring for black skin
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
We think it’s just for lightening our skin but few chemicals are more useful than hydroquinone. It turns silver dark so film can be developed. It keeps acrylic paints smooth. It is used in making rubber tires and weed killers. And it is the most popular prescription medication for lightening African-American skin. But imagine what […] 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
I've been out and about visiting spas and taking a look at and experimenting with facials that they offer. From exotic to indulgent, high- tech and definitely high cost, here's what I was offered to care for my beautiful black skin. Read More
The first step in caring for your Beautiful Black Skin is to have a healthy and nutritious eating habit. Often what you eat is reflected in your skin. Spending time at a spa, whether it’s in your bathroom or away for a day, gives you time for rest. The more rest you can get the better your skin […] Read More
Certain ingredients found in black skin care products, keep coming up in the news. So, I thought I’d post a reminder about these products that are are not always good for our skin. Three products in particular – Any Parabens- parabens are used in skin care products as preservatives. Parabens are associated with breast cancer and […] Read More
I met a two year old named Junietta Henry and when asked, is your Black Skin Beautiful? She answered, yes. She was right, it’s flawless. The My Black is Beautiful Tour was in Atlanta and this is where I met Junietta and her mother. Thousands of Black Women showed up to pamper themselves and attend workshops. […] Read More
OK, so you’ve been reduced to small size toiletries when traveling by plane, it’s still important to arrive looking fresh and alert. Pay attention to the three areas that you would focus on if you were at home: what you eat, exercise and your skin. As always, beauty begins from within. Skip the donuts as your […] Read More
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Essential Oils For Afro Textured Hair
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