Black Skin Care – Natural Hair Care – African American Skin Care

[...] or potion for some type of remedy using  ingredients from their kitchen.  Removing dark spots is no different. So this post is the result of your feedback when asked what your “ [...]

[...] If dark spots or uneven skin tone has occurred, there are a few different types of natural treatments that [...]

[...] complexions, soft, smooth and radiant skin, why are you so challenged with uneven skin tones, dark spots and puffiness under your eyes?  I don’t know about you but every time I talk with [...]

[...] still a few realities and challenges that we must learn how to handle. The main challenge is dark spots and uneven skin tones.  What causes this and how do I clear my skin, you ask?  The [...]

[...] and Ylang-Ylang. Safe to say that there is an essential oil for every mood and purpose. Essential oils are truly magical and one of nature’s best gifts but to maximize their benefits, we need more [...]

[...] , relaxed, twisted, and straightened. Now, you just want to grow your natural hair. With essential oils, you can do just that – go natural without the expense of upkeep. (not quite but you get my [...]

[...] as well.  When your eating habits improve, so will the condition of your hair and scalp. Essential Oils and Black Hair Care Treatments The appropriate hair products are just as important as what [...]

[...] Essential oils have been used for centuries in black skin and hair care products.  The temple walls in [...]

[...] to your skin is a wonderful way to enhance the beauty in your blackness.  But, beautiful black skin is achieved by implementing a strategic lifestyle, a nutritious diet and supplements that [...]

[...] help to maintain healthier more youthful looking skin. The Body Peel and Body Scrub for Beautiful Black Skin If it’s a body peel, it’s more like a workout for your skin. You’ll [...]

[...] and can help soothe inflamed skin. The Honey Masque will certainly soothe and nourish your beautiful black skin. Jojoba Oil – While this is technically a liquid wax, jojoba oil is extracted from the [...]

[...]   Summer in The Sun – How Does It Affect Your Beautiful Black Skin? You’re constantly hearing that the sun is your enemy but , is it, really?  Yes, [...]

[...] Finding Natural Body Products For African American Skin Remember the “Good News/Bad News” jokes?  The “I have some good [...]

[...] I get this question all the time, Can microdermabrasion get rid of dark spots and lighten African American skin?  The first question asked might be- is microdermabrasion actually good for African [...]

[...] to stress easily and it shows on skin through rashes, pimple breakout and swelling. Should African American skin get microdermabrasion treatments? With proper assessment and guidance from your [...]

[...] of a pencil eraser and did it appear for the first time after the age of 21. Sunscreen and African American Skin When caring for African American skin a sunscreen is just as important as your facial [...]

[...] , will all play a very important role in how your skin looks. As Always … Dedicated To Your Beauty, Juliette Samuel  Esthetician/Author/Publisher  Nyraju Skin Care   & [...]

[...] of  you on what happens when your skin under goes chemotherapy treatments.   Dedicated To Your Beauty,   Juliette Samuel Esthetician/Author/Publisher Nyraju Skin Care [...]

[...] your skin to the sun after a microdermabrasion  or chemical peel treatment.   Dedicated To Your Beauty   Juliette Samuel Esthetician/Author/Publisher Nyraju Skin Care [...]

[...] the more you know, the better choice you will make when purchasing your products.   Dedicated To Your Beauty   Juliette Samuel Esthetician/Author/Publisher Nyraju Skin Care [...]

[...] It’s rather interesting to note that many people used to believe that individuals with ethnic skin were safe from hyperpigmentation. Such individuals have no idea of the real underlying causes [...]

[...] color. To put it simply, the more melanin in your skin, the darker your complexion. People with ethnic skin usually have more melanin than other people.  But you know this already. Melanin is not [...]

[...] means that unique treatment plans are required in order to maintain healthy, even skin tones. Ethnic skin brings unique challenges, because there are certain skin conditions which are more common with [...]

[...] you to check labels for. The $64,000 question is, Will they work for you, my dark skin, ethnic skin or black skin beauties? Melanated skin is more sensitive than other skin and the right [...]

[...] Are You The Culprit for skin discoloration and hyperpigmentation? On a daily basis, as African Americans you deal with the challenges [...]

[...] your skin.  Birth control and hormone replacement therapy are contributing factors to skin discoloration.  Some antibiotics and medications used to treat cancer and heart disease can cause [...]

[...] the melanocytes to your skin cells. Vitamin C – is an antioxidant that evens out your skin discoloration and creates healthier, stronger skin.  High levels of Vitamin C can brighten and [...]

[...] you are just staying indoors. Before going out, apply sunscreen with at least SPF 30. This skin discoloration is also called age spots or liver spots. Treating Skin Discoloration With Natural Products [...]

[...] that’s going to moisturize your skin and your body, from head to toe. Oils referred to as carrier oils are used to hydrate, nourish, replenish and nurture your skin. They’re often referred to as [...]

[...] treatments to your scalp like hot oil treatments, where you can have a certain oil blend in carrier oils and apply this to your scalp. Put a shower cap on and allow it to steam, put a clear cap on [...]

[...] and/or distilled. Interestingly, they are often diluted using real oils also known as carrier oils. They are not synonymous to fragrance oils. – The terms can be confusing for those who aren’t [...]

[...] be your choice of essential oil for hair loss challenges. Jojoba and coconut oils are used as carrier oils for hair growth products and work very well on your skin also. Aromatherapy, Essential Oils [...]