Here are all the tips for black skin care.
Black skin has specific characteristics. However, it does not need special care. So you don’t absolutely need to use black skin care products. The treatment used must be chosen in relation to your skin type. Your skin can be oily, combination, acne-prone or dry. Depending on your skin type, the products used will be different.
You must also consider the weather, you will not take care of your black skin in the same way in summer and winter. The products used are also different. In Winter, it is important to use rich creams and treatments to protect the lips. In Summer, it’s important to protect your skin from the sun through with SPF.
To take good care of your face, be sure to follow these steps: cleanse, prepare and moisturize.
Black skin may be subject to specific problems such as:
– Acne that can cause dark spots on black skin: it can be prevented through the use of natural dark spot remover
– Pimples due to ingrown hairs
When the hairs are friezes they can push under the skin after shaving
-Vitiligo
– keloids
These occur when the skin is poorly healed.
If you have these skin problems, consult a dermatologist who will be the most appropriate person to help you.
Another problem of black skin, it is the lightening creams, some women used to have lighter complexion but are not necessarily aware of the disastrous consequences that may result.
We have tested multiple products to advise you on the best cream for dark skin.
Winter is here and if you don’t moisturise your skin properly, it will become hard and rough and your complexion will be ashy. Dark skins are more sensitive to cold, and with the temperature decrease, it becomes dehydrated and loses… Continue Reading
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Steaming your face is a natural and economical treatment that will cleanse your skin and restore radiance to your complexion. Here are the benefits and how to proceed:
The Luffa benefits – Used by Pharaohs and Queens of Egypt to soften their skin, luffa ( or loofah) sponge known as the vegetal sponge is used in Africa for the hygiene of the body.
Hey beauties, Here is a cucumber juice recipe that comes from Angola, it is ideal for moisturising the face.
Coconut oil is derived from the flesh of the coconut. Known for its anti-bacterial and antifungal properties, it helps the absorption of vitamins A, D, E and K.
Using the toothpick called vegetable brush is a custom passed down from generation to generation in Benin for dental hygiene and also used to whiten teeth.
