Showing posts with label Black Women. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Black Women. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 1, 2013

5 Inspirational Black Women You Should Follow On Twitter






Karen Taylor Bass

@TheBrandNewMom 

Best-selling Author, TV-Host, PR Expert, Trailblazer, Mom, Wife, Miami Heat Fan in NYC, Ambassador for women/moms becoming 'Brand' Fab! Also 
Everywhere, USA · http://www.thebrandnewmommy.com



Marshawn Evans, Esq.

@marshawnevans

Reinvention Strategist | Attorney | TV Personality | Bestselling Author of SKIRTS in the Boardroom | Enter our iPad Mini Giveaway at 
#Godfidence™ · http://www.marshawnevans.com




MC Lyte Verified account

@mclyte

President of LAC of the Recording Academy. Sunni Gyrl, Inc,- Hip Hop Sisters..HIPHOPSISTERS.ORG
http://www.MCLyteNOW.com · http://www.officialmclyte.com



We must remember anything worth having is worth waiting for. Stay busy in the interim, but never give up on your dreams and desires....
MCLyte




garmai kezele momolu

@garmaikm

ambitious [fashion] game-changer. assistant account manager [CLD PR] stylist [info@garmaikm.com]


"When something happens, the only thing in your power is your attitude towards it; you can either accept it or resent it."
 _ Garmai Kezele Momolu








Be a DOOR for the work to come through!





Be Inspired, Follow these Inspirational Black Women and #ChoosetoBeRadiant
Chanelle






Indigofera Beauty

@iloveindigofera

Creator of  . Sought after formulas for coily, kinky and loced hair. Philly Bred. Entrepreneur. I



Tuesday, October 30, 2012

Noyek's Natural Hair Journey- A radiant road

Hello Radiant Ones!


Noyek here! I wanted to stop in a minute and update you on my hair journey, its going rather pleasant. How about yours? In particular, I must say that the switch to Indigofera's real plant-based hair ritual has been one of the best decisions of my life. Not only for my natural hair, but as well for my overall health. It's helped kicked off a chain of positive, overall (mental, spiritual and physical) events. The body, from the crown of your head to the soles of your feet deserve quality ingredients to produce quality results.


Harsh chemicals, and watered down chemicals for that matter cannot be good in any manner. I've started with my hair care. Trust me, your locs, curls, coils and fros deserves the best that's offered. Better hair care equals better results. I have 4C hair, knotted ends used to wreak havoc on my hair. I've noticed less kinks (the bad kind, tangled ends), more definition in my curl pattern, much softer and manageable hair.



Who would had ever thought? I sure didn't! But the beauty of knowledge is: once you learn better, you do better! Am I right or am I right?

Be Radiantly Beautiful,

Noyek


Monday, June 11, 2012

African American Women Weight Loss and Detox Tips


We all know black is beautiful and that many gorgeous women are curvy and voluptuous. Unfortunately, many beautiful African American women find themselves genetically predisposed to struggling with their weight. While our heritage has given us amazing skin and wonderful hair, it has also given us a genetic tendency towards a slower metabolism and higher insulin resistance, both of which can lead to increased weight gain. If you find yourself struggling with these issues and longing to get back to those beautiful curves, there are options available to you. A detox diet is a great way to clear the body and soul of anything that is holding you back from being the best you that you can be.

A detox diet is a way of changing what you eat so that you are eating foods that are healthy for you both physically and spiritually. Changing your consumption habits allows your body to remove all of the nasty toxins that we often eat without realizing it. While your liver and kidneys work hard to expel these things from your body naturally, consuming high levels of these toxins can render your body unable to process them all. It is much healthier to avoid consuming altogether, if possible.

There are a number of detox diets, but they all have certain tenants in common to ensure that you become your ideal you. Detox diets place a lot of emphasis on eating natural fruits and vegetables, as they are rich in nutrients and generally do not have preservatives and other toxins. It is suggested that these fruits and vegetables be organic if possible. Detox diets also suggest that you avoid processed foods altogether. It is also recommended that you limit your alcohol intake or even stop consuming alcohol all together. While the occasional glass of wine can improve your heart health, generally alcohol just fills your body with carbohydrates and toxins. As with almost any diet, a detox diet will encourage you to drink as much water as possible.

Following the rules of a detox diet will cause you to consume fewer toxins, but it also leads to you making healthier choices in general. African American women who struggle with their weight will find that a detox diet helps them choose foods with both fewer toxins and fewer calories, leading to increased health and a more manageable weight.

However, the benefits of a detox diet extend beyond weight loss. These toxins that build up in your body not only cause you to gain weight, they also cause your body’s natural energy to flow poorly. As your body eliminates the toxins that are holding you back, you will find that you have increased energy and a much more positive mental state. Sometimes, the same things that are causing you to have physical issues can lead to emotional and spiritual issues. Detox diets are a great way for African American women to become who they have always wanted to be, physically, spiritually, and emotionally.



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