A couple of months ago I did a review on Purely Pleasures Apricot Oat Face Scrub. I sang its praises and am here to give you an update on my experience with this product. Using it consistently since I received it in early October, and only using my previous exfoliator periodically in an effort [...]
Traditional African black soap is a very popular product used in the black community. Black soap also known as Anago Soap and Alata Soap, is originated from West Africa more specifically Ghana. It is an organic soap that has been created and used for centuries. The method in making traditional black soap has been kept [...]
I started on my healthy hair journey in 2003 and it was soon thereafter that I read about HF37 and Viviscal. I was looking to grow my hair longer and faster. Upon doing research, I decided to order the vitamins. Since I read the ingredients, I knew the vitamins would be good for overall health [...]
Women of color have special concerns when it comes to protecting the health and beauty of skin. We learned what makes skin of color beautiful, yet vulnerable. It is the melanin in the skin of color that protects it from the sun. Often women of color will look 10 years younger when compared to their [...]
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Let’s face it, there is nothing glamorous about lifeless flat hair. Unfortunately, many of us were born with it and have no idea how to style it. Ponytails are cute but it does not have to be a life sentence. There are more options to adding life to your hair than you can wrap your [...]
Hair Breakage: Prevent It Before It Starts
When new growth appears at the roots at an average of a quarter inch or more per month, it indicates that the scalp it grows from is healthy enough to produce hair naturally. However, when the length does not increase, this is indicative of breakage. Not to confuse breakage with shedding, breakage occurs at a [...]
Caring For The African-American Infant’s Hair
How can you not think of your baby as a real, living doll?! Her chubby cheeks are so cute you can pinch them, and his little toes are so….you get the idea. You can barely stop yourself from dressing them in cute little get-ups before running to whip out the old Nikon for the 74 [...]
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