BEAUTY

                                                            WHAT`S WRONG WITH DARK SKIN LADIES?............                                                                        I am sick and fed up with all this light skin/dark skin business, honestly I say whatever rocks your boat whether light, dark, in-between, as long as no one says one is ‘better’ than the other and simply expresses a preference, then its all fine by me. Yes there are people out there who might never accept you for who you are are but please learn to love yourself and avoid these peeps. I know life is not fair but frankly this light skin/darks skin discussion has gone on for far too long. If you are dark skinned you should be proud of who you are and the same applies for light skinned people. My only advice is that learn to love yourself and DONT TOUCH THE BLEACHING CREAMS!!!!

                                                MAKE-UP TIPS TO AVOID                                                            

Black women are beautiful with or without makeup but it drives me mad when I see makeup that is way overdone. Yesterday I saw an African lady with the thickest black lip liner and the most brightest cheek blush that looked like an art class project gone wrong, I stared at her so much that I nearly bumped into a stranger. How I wish  had a camera to snap this very moment, anyway I know Halloween is months away but it is either she is colour blind or does not own a mirror.HII NIMEIPATA SEHEMU NIKASEMA, 
NGOJA NIWAWEKEE MUSOME SI UNAJUA TENA MAMBO YA UREMBO HAYA KAZI KWENU

                                                                                                                      

                               
                                     
                                                   AFRICAN BEAUTY.......!!

They say beauty is in the eye of the beholder, which means that different people possess different standards of beauty and that not everyone agrees on who is beautiful and who is not. This is the first stereotype or aphorism that evolutionary psychology has overturned. It turns out that the standards of beauty are not only the same across individuals and cultures, they are also innate. We are born with the notion of who’s beautiful and who’s not.