Natural, relaxed, loc'd, dreads, braids, etc...all need moisture!

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LADIES!!! Whatever way you wear hair be it natural, relaxed, loc'd, dreads, braids, etc....you will still need moisture.The season is begining to change and your hair will need more moisture than ever with the drier air and heat from the fall and winter.  Well the Huetiful Hair Steamer is a wonderful product if you are in between salon visits or a D.I.Y. Check out their wonderful products!

Have you been Beauty Marked! yet? Check out Jen Adcock a woman of color doing big things in the world of beauty down under!!

http://www.beautymarked.com.au/index.htm

Hails from New York and living and growing in Australia Jen Adcock is a woman of color doing big things in the world of beauty!! Her website has wonderful articles, great beauty tips, and definitive resources for all things beauty!!

She is a beauty coach, an intuitive beauty consultant, freelance beauty writer and makeup artist with a very special interest in beauty for Women of Colour and delight in nothing more than showing ALL women how beautiful they (already) are with a "a little something" for everyone!!

Welcome to black|Up Cosmetics ~ Fabulous colors for fabulous women!!....

http://www.blackupcosmetics.com/

Founded in 1999 black|Up Cosmetics is both the first makeup artist brand created and specialized for women of color, yet suitable for all women, as well as an upscale cosmetics line of unprecedented elegance and luxury, respecting the unique nature of ethnic skins and celebrating their intrinsic beauty.

black|Up Cosmetics is the French luxury makeup artist brand of unprecedented elegance and luxury, respecting the unique nature of ethnic skins and celebrating their intrinsic beauty. Today black|Up Cosmetics has garnered a substantial fan base in France among women of color and has risen to become the nation's #1 ethnic makeup brand*, distributed in approximately 200 retail locations.

Embrace Your Power!! First Lady Michelle Obama on the cover of October issue of "Essence"

“My story to young people around this country and around the world is, Don’t look at me as the First Lady first; look at me as Michelle Obama, a girl who grew up on the South Side of Chicago. Because I was there, and this is attainable. There is no magic to this. It is hard work….”  Taking it from the South Siiide to D.C. looking so beautiful!!