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Black Skin Care Guide

Nyraju Skin CareIn retort to increasing demand for a comprehensive skin care guide for African American skin, NYRAJU Skin Keeping announced the immediate availability of their Ultimate Black Skin Care Guide - and it’s Free.

“As an esthetician specializing in graze care for African American women for over 10 years, I have found a few simple secrets to keeping the skin of women of color new and youthful. And because everyone deserves to have beautiful skin, we decided to make our Ultimate Black Skin Mindfulness Guide downloadable for free from our website, http://www.nyrajuskincare.com” says NYRAJU Derma Care founder and CEO, Juliette Samuel.

The Ultimate Black Skin Care Guide helps women of color upon their particular skin type and provides useful tips on the best methods for black hull care. The Ultimate Black Skin Care Guide also lists beneficial foods to sell healthy skin for women of color.

About NYRAJU Skin Care: NYRAJU Skin Keeping (http://www.nyrajuskincare.com) is an extension of the Samuel family’s healthy lifestyle. NYRAJU Skin Charge makes only the best in all-natural skin care products and fragrances available to women of color everywhere. Between the soft and moisturizing pleasure of green tea facial cleansers, antioxidant face creams, honey and immature clay masque, pure body butters, body oils, teas, and aromatic blends every African American Lady-in-waiting is able to care for her entire body and soul.

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Source: Skin Care & Beauty Blog

Affordable beauty products for african american skin?

Aug 10, 2007 by raindrop_110880 | Posted in Other - Beauty & Style

I am 26. African American. I need to start taking serious care of my skin as to put off as long as possible wrinkles and and other skin problems that may move along disintegrate with age. What products are good for my age and skin. I shop at Meijers alot (or ebay), and would like something that could be brought there or that is just affordable. I still act with acne and acne scarring also. What would also be a good vitamin (or viatmins) to take? Any that would also promote healthy locks and nails, etc? Is there anything else I should be doing to preserve and maintain my health and beauty at this age?

Hello!
Vitamin A and vitamin E are benign for nails and skin. While Vitamin B and D are excellent for nails and hair.
Anything with shea butter, oatmeal and cocoa butter that helps with wrinkles.
Makari has a engaged cleansing lotion for greasy skins with a tendency to spot formation. Its superior emulsion ensures cleansing action, pore dilation, decreased proliferation of "acne bacteria".
Makari has also a caviar features lightening cream revitalizes and restores major skin functions and prevents the show of premature expression lines (such as wrinkles). Your facial skin will soon appear visibly lighter, finer and firmer.
I can give you the initial price of $70 for these two items and you get free samples of Makari Beauty Whitening Milk, Makari Sundown Whitening Cream and Makari Whitening Serum.
Other options would be to buy a cleanser to clean the overlay, a toner to redefine the skin and a lotion to moisturize the skin. The following brands are elbow on the market : Aromesential skin care Alpha-Hydroxy cleanser, toner and liniment for $4.99 each;
Bio-Glow exfoliationg face scrub, rejuvenate moisture cream for $5.49 each;
If you covet Vitamin treatments, you can choose :
Queen Helene pure vitamin E oil 1oz for $9.99;
Queen Helene Vitamin E at one's fingertips and body lotion 16oz for $3.99;
Queen Helene Shea Butter solid concentrated 6oz for $5.99.
Email me back if you interested in any of those products above. I'll be lucky to assist you.
Mary Kay products DO NOT work well. There is an incompability issue with African American skin, especially with darken incrustation tones. It will burn and/or strip off your skin. It will leave scars. You can be in pain. It's like if you put lighten on your skin, even worse...

ebfhair | Aug 11, 2007

pomade???
waterboy....... | Aug 10, 2007

What Beauty products do African American use?

Aug 26, 2009 by Cheryl | Posted in Other - Skin & Body

Most African American women i see around have very flexible clear face what do they use?
Like what creams and lotions do they use.
Thank u to all!

cloth question, i've noticed the same. i'll be watching this question. some people say that simply because their skin is darker you can't see any blemishes but i always noticed the feel of their skin is beautiful too.

tree | Aug 26, 2009