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Glowing Eyes

Some makeup artists feel that sometimes smoky eyes are a bit much for fair-skinned women.  In this case it is suggested that one opt for a pale gold shadow and gray eye liner instead.  This gives a subtle but sexy but sexy effect.

Use Two Brow Colors

Another makeup artist tip is to use less brow color where brows are thickest. Using a taupe shade to fill in the brows from the inner corners to the arches and a soft brown from the arches to the ends. If you blend these two shades together your brows will have a more natural look.

Black Soap

An excellent and very affordable skin cleanser that has proven itself to be quite effective in combating acne with me personally is African Black Soap.  I came across this unusual looking natural soap at a market in town.  A friend that I was shopping with immediately purchased all of the vendors small balls of soap raving about the excellent skin tightening and skin clarification properties of this soap.  The bars were inexpensive and I convinced her to pass 2 on to me.  Since using these for roughly 3 weeks I can say that this soap is great for doing exactly what my friend stated and my skin has never looked more clear.

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African Black Soap or Black Soap

Black Soap or African Black Soap  originates from West Africa. It has been used for centuries in Ghana.  Each region and tribe have their own recipe that has been handed down through generations. The color of African Black Soap varies depending on the region it's made in since the availability of the ingredients varies. African Black Soap from coastal regions of Africa contains a higher percentage of coconut oil whereas soap from the interior regions contains more shea butter

For centuries, Ghanaians have used Black Soap to help relieve acne, oily skin, clear blemishes and various other skin issues. African Black soap has also been used to achieve beautiful skin. Africans have also used this natural soap for bathing and washing their hair. Great for removing make-up. Black Soap will leave your skin soft, clear and smelling delicious. This soap is not scented.

Black Soap or African Black Soap comes from plantain skin a natural source of vitamins A & E and iron. (Plantain is a popular food in Africa, South America & other parts of the world.   In some recipes, Cocoa Pod is used instead of plantain skins. Cocoa Pod is the shell of the Cocoa fruit. The cocoa beans are used for making chocolate or cocoa butter among other things.

Then the roasted plantain skin is mixed with palm oil, palm kernel oil to form the soap. The roasting of the plantains determines the color of the soap. The longer the plantains are roasted, the darker the soap. African Black Soap is centuries old, has numerous benefits & is not scented. It can be used by anyone who wishes to improve the quality of their skin.

What conditions is this soap proven to be useful for?

·         Helps deep clean skin.

·         Used on most skin types including rough and dry.

·         Helps with bumps & spots.

·         Helps reveal radiant, fresh & healthy skin

·         Firms and tones the skin

FAKE BLACK SOAP is hard. It is dyed black. It does not contain any traditional ingredients, is loaded with vegetable oil, stains your wash cloth, and is chemically processed