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CHEEKBONES – The perfect bone structure seems to elude us as we age. How does a woman contour that perfect cheekbone? Create the illusion by lighting and shading your face structure, but let’s keep it simple. This look can take years off your face. Use sculpting products such as a bronzer, blush and highlighter. The goal is to emulate…
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As a fashion & style consultant, I can attest to the fact that one of the first things that will capture anyone’s attention is YOUR FACE. And, with that being said, since the eyes are the window to the soul, let’s just say that the eyebrows ought to be a well groomed “window treatment.” Properly shaped eyebrows brighten your…
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Afro-textured hair is a term used to refer to the natural texture of Black African hair that has not been altered by hot combs, flat irons, or chemicals, (through perms, relaxers or straightening). Each strand grows in a tiny spring-like, helix shape (a type of smooth space curve, such as a curve in three-dimensional space). The overall effect is such…
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In the summertime, more skin is exposed to sunlight longer and to others. We want to have clear skin, strong teeth, bright eyes and shiny hair. This signifies health and wellness. We always want to look our best, so what foods should we eat to promote that glowing appearance? Is it refined sugar that we find in most foods or…
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First, know your body type. Your shape––where you naturally distribute weight––determines which swimsuit will look best on you. Measure your hips at the widest point, waist at the smallest point, and bust at the fullest point. Here are suggested interpretations of your body shape: Pear shape: Your hips are significantly wider than both your waist and bust. Apple shape: Your…
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Ladies, it can be a challenge to keep a youthful vibrant appearance. Never fear, help is available. When it comes to facial skin, prevention is the key! While it may be true that what you put in your body is what will come out; the same is true with your Skin – what you put on your skin is what…
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The origin of the little black dress dates back to the 1920s designs of Coco Chanel, intended to be long-lasting, versatile and affordable. The “LBD” – what most fashion stylists refer to as the “little black dress” is something that can be played around with, but most women don’t know how. I recall when my Mom and aunts got dressed…
