TOP TEN (10) TIPS ON HOW TO FIGHT ACNE

Below are 10 Acne-fighting tips to consider this week

1. Don’t forget to regularly clean the sponge you’re applying foundation with. It can collect dirt and dust and cause your face to break out

2. Salicylic acid causes the skin to naturally exfoliate its layers quicker, helping acne go away, and also prevents new acne from forming.

3. Your skin takes a lot of abuse every day, from pollution to sun damage. Reward it, by cleansing your face at the end of the day

4. Your cell phone screen is covered in bacteria! Gently clean the screen of your cell phone daily with an antibacterial wipe

5. Avoid any type of activity or food that will cause inflammation. Picking at your acne just a little bit can cause your skin to become inflamed and cause scarring. Keeping your hands away from your skin.




6. Make Acne Scars Vanish = Dab lime juice directly on affect areas, for 60m then rinse warm water. Repeat 2x daily for 2weeks

7. Did you know that pineapple is great for de-clogging pores? Use a facial cleanser or polishing treatment with pineapple

8. Aloe Vera has been a popular skin treatment for centuries. Many people have found that it also makes for one of the better acne remedies. Because Aloe Vera naturally reduces redness and swelling, this quality helps you get rid of acne. Not only will it reduce the appearance of your acne, but it’s also an excellent thing to use as part of your everyday skincare regiment. Your skin will look smoother and clearer as you begin to use Aloe Vera daily.


9. Cornmeal has a fine grainy texture that is perfect for scrubbing away dry and dead skin cells from your face and body.

10. Remember to apply oil-free moisturizer to your skin after using any type of scrub or facial to help keep your skin hydrated and moisturized. Your skin will be glowing and fresh instantly.

SOURCE: MYHAIRMYBEAUTY

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"FACE OF CONTINENTAL BEAUTY PAGEANT 2013" IS HERE, APPLICATION DETAILS

Are you Bold, Beautiful & Intelligent, also between the age of 17 - 24 years and African by Birth or Parentage? Then register for FACE OF CONTINENTAL. Cash prize magazine cover page one year modeling contract with south african based agency. Registration; 5,000. Consolation prizes; blackberry phone, make up kit & decoder. Winner will represents her country in Miss Black Africa Beauty Pageant. Don‘t be left out!


Open to all African ladies, aged 18 - 27 years. Simply download the entry form our blog and follow the instructions or collect one for just N5,000, KSH 2500, Rand 150, Cedi 8000 from our outlets. 

OR Call any of these numbers : 08184116322, 07068630661, 08032573156, 08028314751

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REGISTER TODAY FOR MISS WEST AFRICA NIGERIA 2013. AUDITIONS STARTS FEBRUARY 4TH

D.Sinatra Entertainment in conjunction with Miss West Africa International are set to bring the Miss West Africa Nigeria 2013 to Asaba, Delta State this February!

Camping starts from Sunday 17th February 2013, with crowning of the Queen at the Grand Finale on the Saturday 23rd February 2013. The winner will be going home with a brand new car and will be representing Nigeria at the Miss West Africa International on the 23rd of March 2013 holding at Cape-Verde.

The Grand Finale will be hosted by Uti Nwachukwu and Ejiro of Kiss FM. Ghanaian actress, Yvonne Nelson and the current Miss West Africa International will be the special guests at the event.

Auditions for Miss West Africa Nigeria will be taking place in Abuja, Lagos, Port Harcourt and Asaba from Monday 4th February to Saturday 9th February 2013.

Forms are available for download at http://www.dsinatra-ent.com/pageantry.php

Contact: For more information and general enquiries, call Gags 08134305586 or Duke 08037646093

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MODEL 101: HOW TO START YOUR MODELING CAREER

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If people have always told you that you should be a model, and you've been looking at models in magazines and on billboards, with a voice in your head saying, “That should be me”, you may be wondering… what’s next? Where do you start and how do you get your foot inside the door of the modeling world? Here, I’ll lay out a few basic steps that every aspiring model should follow.

1. Choose A market

In modeling, there are various different markets, and choosing the one that you are most suitable for will have a major effect on your success. The main markets are for catwalk, plus-size, commercial, and swimsuit/lingerie models.

Catwalk models are generally at least 5’8″ and, as we all know, quite thin with very few curves. Plus size models also tend to be about this same height but most wear over a size 10. Commercial models, on the other hand, can be a little shorter and their body types can be more diverse – imagine the type of models you see in catalogs and television commercials here. Lastly, swimsuit/lingerie models, often referred to as glamour models, often have larger chests with smaller waists.

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TIPS ON HOW TO MAINTAIN YOUR BRAZILIAN HAIR/WEAVON

Brazilian hair, virgin remy hair, remy hair (single drawn !) need to be treated and protected like your natural hair.

It needs to be washed regularly and nourished.

1-Wash them every 7/10 days (even when fixed) with good 2 in 1 shampoo ( shampoo+conditioner) and dry very well under sun or dryer.

2-Comb with big comb, from tips to roots, when fixed,comb part by part to de-tangle the roots.

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WOMEN, TIPS ON HOW TO CARE FOR YOUR AFRO HAIR

Now I know a lot of you women out here are wondering if it's possible to actually grow African hair. Not just just grow it, but also make it stronger and thicker, right? Well, after thorough research and also using my own hair as an experiment, the very likelyhood of an African girl's hair growing, is possible!
our hair does grows, but it also breaks at the same speed that it grows too! But I've got some tips that'll help you grow, thicken and stop the breakage of your hair.

1. Shampoo and condition your hair at least once a week- Now i know that is somewhat difficult to do because most of us once we've got our braids or extensions in, we just don't want water touching it till the next time we take it out, right? But even with braids in or weaves in, you can still shampoo your hair, visit your hair salonist and let them know you want to wash your hair. it's that simple! plus in the salon, they'll not only shampoo and condition it, but they

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