Is your skin as an African American reacting to your lifestyle, eating habits and job related pressures? I’ve gotten a lot of calls and talked with a few clients about breakouts on their faces and hair loss. I saw a client over the Christmas Holiday’s and was surprised to see her with short hair. Don’t […] Read More
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What used to be thought of as a service for men who were celebrities is no longer the thought of the day. African American men are learning that it’s important for them to take care of their skin just as their women do. You can always tell when a man has had professional facials. Their […] Read More
What is dry skin? Dry skin is just what it sounds like. The moisture that is in your skin is no longer there. But African American skin always has moisture. Not necessarily. For most people, your body produces a number of different natural oils that keep your skin moist and soft. But for some of […] Read More
The importance we place on vanity is evident when you begin thinking of controversial hydroquinone. Some say it’s risky while others have outright banned its use. The question is does “risky” mean we can take the chance on our beauty and regulate how much hydroquinone we use? Does risky mean there is a minimum amount […] Read More
It’s cold as all get out and the wind is slicing and dicing your face with a vengeance. How the heck do you take care of your beautiful black skin in the cold weather. The same way you do in the warm weather? Not quite! Yes, you will cleanse, tone and moisturize. But moisturize is […] Read More
Natural skin lighteners have become the “must-have” ingredients for African American skin care. Not because you’re trying to objectively lighten your skin but this has to do with aging beauty. First you need to understand that none of us can outrun aging. With that in mind we can learn how to age gracefully. Age […] Read More
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You are what you eat! Your body weight and your youthful glowing skin and how many times have we heard this? Most of our lives probably but do we accept this as being a true statement. I was talking with my herbalist the other day and discussing the increase in escema in young children. We […] 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
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
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