Beauty
Hey guys,
Hope you're all great? Thank you guys for 20k views, we are so grateful for the love and support.
So summer is coming to an end which I'm sure we're all dreading. This ending leads to the beginning of a new season (weather) and a different environment (school). A lot of people have breakouts or other issues because of a change in their environment. So as the new season approaches ensure to:
1. Moisturize one's body day and night, to protect the skin.
2. Stay hydrated; this is important for the skin and the body.
3. Use a gentle cleanser to remove excess oil and dirt.
4. Stay positive, the beginning of the school year can be very hectic and will give you so many reasons to be frustrated but try to shake it off and keep on smiling. Stress isn't good for the body, soul, or mind.
Thank you for your time,
Dasola
ADAPTING
Hey guys,
Hope you're all great? Thank you guys for 20k views, we are so grateful for the love and support.
So summer is coming to an end which I'm sure we're all dreading. This ending leads to the beginning of a new season (weather) and a different environment (school). A lot of people have breakouts or other issues because of a change in their environment. So as the new season approaches ensure to:
1. Moisturize one's body day and night, to protect the skin.
2. Stay hydrated; this is important for the skin and the body.
3. Use a gentle cleanser to remove excess oil and dirt.
4. Stay positive, the beginning of the school year can be very hectic and will give you so many reasons to be frustrated but try to shake it off and keep on smiling. Stress isn't good for the body, soul, or mind.
Thank you for your time,
Dasola
It's no secret that regardless of your skin type everyone wants good skin. We spend a lot of time, money, and energy trying to get rid of acne, blackheads, wrinkles, and other skin problems. Here are some foods that are good for your skin.
Fish
Fish has to be the best source of protein for the body. The oil of the fish improves skin texture, prevents acne by reducing inflammation, and delays the aging of the skin. It is also great for promoting hair growth and preventing hair loss. It is very underrated.
Eggs
Eggs are great for your skin. They provide non-fat protein which helps strengthen the skin pores and removes excessive oils. They also help soften the hair, rebuild damaged hair, makes the hair moisten. Eggs can be used to make DIY facial masks.
Water
Although water is not a type of food, it is good for the skin. 60% of the human body is made up of water, because of this, staying hydrated is very important. Water gives the skin moisture, preventing it from looking dry and shriveled.
Citrus fruits
Oranges, lemons, limes, grapefruits are all rich sources of vitamin C. Vitamin C gives the skin a radiant glow, keeps it blemish free, and evens out the skin tone.
Note:
To achieve good skin, one should try to incorporate this into their daily meals and skincare routine.
Everyone was made uniquely resulting in us having different skin, because of this whatever works for one person may not work for the other, so don't give up if it doesn't work.
Comment below whatever food works well for your skin and whatever doesn't.
Dasola.
New Jersey, USA
The best foods for your skin
It's no secret that regardless of your skin type everyone wants good skin. We spend a lot of time, money, and energy trying to get rid of acne, blackheads, wrinkles, and other skin problems. Here are some foods that are good for your skin.
Fish
Fish has to be the best source of protein for the body. The oil of the fish improves skin texture, prevents acne by reducing inflammation, and delays the aging of the skin. It is also great for promoting hair growth and preventing hair loss. It is very underrated.
Eggs
Eggs are great for your skin. They provide non-fat protein which helps strengthen the skin pores and removes excessive oils. They also help soften the hair, rebuild damaged hair, makes the hair moisten. Eggs can be used to make DIY facial masks.
Water
Although water is not a type of food, it is good for the skin. 60% of the human body is made up of water, because of this, staying hydrated is very important. Water gives the skin moisture, preventing it from looking dry and shriveled.
Citrus fruits
Oranges, lemons, limes, grapefruits are all rich sources of vitamin C. Vitamin C gives the skin a radiant glow, keeps it blemish free, and evens out the skin tone.
Note:
To achieve good skin, one should try to incorporate this into their daily meals and skincare routine.
Everyone was made uniquely resulting in us having different skin, because of this whatever works for one person may not work for the other, so don't give up if it doesn't work.
Comment below whatever food works well for your skin and whatever doesn't.
Dasola.
1. Jahaitian Black Castor Oil
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| CAD$6.99 |
This oil is a combination of Jamaican Black Castor Oil and Haitian Black Castor Oil. I used to use just Jamaican Black Castor Oil before I discovered this more effective blend. The healthy blend of both oils aids in cuticle repair and will help you grow strong and healthy hair.
Where to get it: Jahaitian, Clore Beauty Supply, or your local beauty supply store
2. Coconut Oil
 |
| CAD$9.43 |
Ever since natural hair became a trend, everyone has been raving about coconut oil. This oil is highly beneficial and can be used in many ways. It can be used as a mask, used in hot oil treatment or just as a moisture sealant. For me, coconut oil reduces the brittleness of my strands. However, I have come to realize that this oil does not work for everyone. If you have never tried it then I suggest you do.
Where to get it: Amazon, or literally anywhere
3. Kaleidoscope Miracle Drops
 |
| CAD$22.99 |
I'm just going to say that this oil actually does work miracles as the name implies. I heard about this product about 5 months ago and I was a bit skeptical because it was one of those upcoming Instagram brands. About two months later, I came across it in my local beauty supply store and decided to try it. Since then, I've seen a hell of a lot of growth. It also smells very nice. Although this oil has grown my hair the fastest, it is a little pricey for oil.
Where to get it: Amazon, Kaleidoscope hair products,Clore Beauty Supply, or your local beauty supply store
Oils are definitely essential in growing your hair, but I suggest using one or two oils at a time and also using them in moderation. All of these oils have worked for me; they may or may not work for you. Find what works and stick to it. Leave a comment down below if you decide to try them out or if they work for you.
Note: These oils also work for beards so you can stop using spirit.
Stay tuned for more tips.
Seun.
Lagos, Nigeria
3 oils that will grow your hair
1. Jahaitian Black Castor Oil
|
| CAD$6.99 |
This oil is a combination of Jamaican Black Castor Oil and Haitian Black Castor Oil. I used to use just Jamaican Black Castor Oil before I discovered this more effective blend. The healthy blend of both oils aids in cuticle repair and will help you grow strong and healthy hair.
Where to get it: Jahaitian, Clore Beauty Supply, or your local beauty supply store
2. Coconut Oil
|
| CAD$9.43 |
Ever since natural hair became a trend, everyone has been raving about coconut oil. This oil is highly beneficial and can be used in many ways. It can be used as a mask, used in hot oil treatment or just as a moisture sealant. For me, coconut oil reduces the brittleness of my strands. However, I have come to realize that this oil does not work for everyone. If you have never tried it then I suggest you do.
Where to get it: Amazon, or literally anywhere
3. Kaleidoscope Miracle Drops
|
| CAD$22.99 |
I'm just going to say that this oil actually does work miracles as the name implies. I heard about this product about 5 months ago and I was a bit skeptical because it was one of those upcoming Instagram brands. About two months later, I came across it in my local beauty supply store and decided to try it. Since then, I've seen a hell of a lot of growth. It also smells very nice. Although this oil has grown my hair the fastest, it is a little pricey for oil.
Where to get it: Amazon, Kaleidoscope hair products,Clore Beauty Supply, or your local beauty supply store
Oils are definitely essential in growing your hair, but I suggest using one or two oils at a time and also using them in moderation. All of these oils have worked for me; they may or may not work for you. Find what works and stick to it. Leave a comment down below if you decide to try them out or if they work for you.
Note: These oils also work for beards so you can stop using spirit.
Stay tuned for more tips.
Seun.
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