Blackskin

Yaaayyyyy, it's Saturday, it's a day to sleep in, wake up and then pamper yourself. For many of us in these parts, it's wash day and skin treatment day while for the rest of us, it's a day for house chores. This morning we are going to pamper our skin; I'm going to share some tips on how to treat your face. And there is also a DIY video on…

When I was about to start this blog, one of the things on mind was how I'd be using myself and my skin as experiment. I have acne prone, oily skin and because of this I have a lot of acne on face, back and shoulders. I have acne scars and pores all over my face, and I have decided to fight them naturally.

Today was a mighty stressful day for me, I had an interview on Unilag FM (I'll tell you more about it later) Then I had to rush back to the Island for The All-Natural Conference organized by The All-Natural Gang.

If you are a naturalista, then you are not unfamiliar with Dudu Osun black soap.

Whether its caramel, chocolate, dark, brown, light, ivory or whatever shade your black is, we cannot deny that as black women one of our greatest body assets is our skin. We want that glow up with or without makeup on.