Tambari

SUNDAY, AUGUST 16, 2015

FASHION

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BEAUTY LUXURY LIVING

Emily Alemika

Determined to succeed A PUBLICATION OF

CO N T E N T S The

Team Ag. Editor Amina Alhassan Writers Mulikatu Mukaila Prisca Ekokuje Emadu Ipadeola Bukola Jamila Iliyasu

Emily Alemika

Designer Ballie Kafran Photographer Ikechukwu Ibe

Hi, there!

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he Iro and Buba over years has evolved and today has become a must have for most women. This simple dress has made a grand entry into the fashion world of most women as they now come in sophisticated and chic

looks.

The patch work outfit is also fast becoming a must have among women of style. You can get it wrong with a perfect patch work outfit.

A pair of socks is one piece of fashion accessory men must have in their wardrobe. It is one fashion piece that can add glam or gloom to your outfit and general look. Walk with style with the right socks.

Our personality of the week is Professor Emily Alemika.

Working against all odds, she got enrolled in primary school at the age of fifteen years. Overcoming all challenges she was determined to succeed in life. Read all about her sour and sweet journey to greatness. Her story is inspiring.

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Enjoy!

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GET STYLISH IN

IRO AND BUBA

by PRISCA EKOKUJE-EMADU

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he Iro and buba is a traditional attire majorly worn by the Yorubas.

This attire, which has been in existence for long and is an essential fashion must-have for the typical Yoruba woman.

But today, the attire cuts across all tribes in Nigeria and some parts of Africa. Creative minds in the fashion industry have refashioned the outfit from the simple round neck style to stylish and unique designs.

The modern Iro and Buba has taken a step higher as it is now long sewn in fitted sleeves and shaped blouses. The attire, sewn majorly with lace, Ankara and aso-oke, has transformed with the use of other fabrics such as chiffon, silk, Indian velvet, satin and multiple coloured silk materials.

The Iro and buba has been modernized as people now have different ways of wearing it to present a fashionable and chic look.

PICTURE FROM URBAN KNIT TOKE MAKINWA

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CO V E R I N T E R V I E W // EMILY ALEMIKA interview by MULIKATU MUKAILA

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rs. Emily Alemika is a professor with the Faculty of Law University of Jos, and is the first female Professor of Law from Kogi State. Having gone through a rough childhood, she never gave up going to school as she gained admission into primary school at the age of 15. Determined she strived hard to be where she is today. She emotionally opened up to Tambari magazine about the sour and sweet journey of her life.

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EMILY ALEMIKA //

Background I am from Odu Agbe in Bunu Community of Kogi State. I was born in the late 50s into the family of Reuben Alemero and Hassanat Taiwo. I attended St. Bartholomew in Odu Ape when I was almost 15 years old, then I proceeded to Bishop Smith Memorial College in Ilorin. I also did my Basic Studies in Kwara State in 1978. Afterwards, I worked with the old P&T Post Telecommunication in Lagos for almost two years before I got married.

After marriage, I proceeded to the Ahmadu Bello University Zaria where I got a Diploma in Law. When my husband got a scholarship in the United States to study, I later joined him and enrolled at the St. Joseph University in the USA where I obtained a Masters in Criminal Justice and was able to get a direct master’s program with the combination of my Basic studies and Diploma in Law. My husband felt I was brilliant enough to go for masters degree program directly and at that point, I was taken based on my performance and for the USA, it is based on your ability not paper work. I got the admission on the condition that I’ll have nothing less than B Grade in 5 papers and before I could finish the probation period, I had some A Grades already and on that basis, I was allowed to continue my masters for 18 month.

After my program, I returned to Nigeria for my NYSC program and given my masters degree in Criminal Justice, I served with the Nigeria Police Force for a year at the Investigation unit, after which I came back to enroll for my degree program.

It was actually after I had acquired my masters that I went for a degree program in Law at the University of Jos after which I proceeded to Law School.

After Law school, I started working at the Law Library of the University of Jos and with my husband’s advice, I took that job and worked for

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about a year. When I had my last child, I was told to go for another masters degree program in Library this time around but I was reluctant because that wasn’t my area of specialization, but I went for a program in Ibadan on Information Science in 1993 and because of the strike, I didn’t finish until 1995 and on that note, I sealed education and put it aside and continued working in the library until 2004 when I crossed over to the faculty of Law. Though I was teaching initially it wasn’t rigorously until 2004. I have been teaching law and I continued to study and had my PhD, and became a professor in 2014.

Childhood dreams If I roll back to that time, my childhood wasn’t palatable at all. As my childhood days make me emotional, I will just say I am a child of destiny because you can just imagine waking up one day in a strange place with people that are not your parents; I didn’t even know my mum but one thing that kept motivating me was the primary school band in my village. As every other child is on his way to school, I will be heading to the farm, but each morning when I hear the sound of the band from the school as children are matching into their classes, I kept wishing and praying for the day I will also be in school like every other child. I kept wishing to, at least, go through primary school alone because I didn’t like the idea of early marriage and I kept praying to my God until he answered my prayers.

I was so determined to go to school that I didn’t mind even when I got enrolled at the age of 15. At that age, in those days, you should be in your husband’s house. I was serving my master where I worked as a sales girl in a restaurant. I worked from one hand to another, serving people as

house help to the extent that I served about 12 people, and this made me travel far and wide, covering about 33 villages in my community, I knew all those routes to as far as my mother’s village in Ikare. I strived hard serving people but I didn’t allow my situation to determine my mood, I was just moving and I had that determination to go to school.

How I met my husband That is another funny story; I didn’t really meet him but there was a scenario. My husband after finishing primary school went to Kaduna to work with a printing press. We are not actually from the same village but people from my community are also fond of travelling to Kaduna, and so there was somebody from his village who grew up in my own village that also went to Kaduna.

According to him, these people were discussing about me, saying that all I sing is school and education, and he was amazed and wanted to meet me. Along the line of conversation, my uncle’s name (my guardian) was mentioned and even the name of my school, so he quietly jotted them down.

Meanwhile back home, I was about two weeks late to resume school and when you do that, you will r have hav to cut grass as punishment for the number of days day that you missed school, so I was cutting grass when whe I received a letter from him. When I opened it the th first thing I saw was his picture, and then the proposal.

I was furious, and then folded the letter pro back bac and kept it aside. Later I replied and told him I wasn’t was interested and then he wrote again and that was how we started exchanging letters for about a

I WAS SO DETERMINED TO GO TO SCHOOL THAT I DIDN’T MIND EVEN WHEN I GOT ENROLLED AT THE AGE OF 15.

AT THAT AGE, IN THOSE DAYS, YOU SHOULD BE IN YOUR HUSBAND’S HOUSE. year yea without even meeting each other.

We later met and at that time he was already working at the Kaduna Polytechnic but it was wor impossible for me to love someone having been imp through life itself so I was just nice to him but he thro kept kep on trying and he was always there for me. So one holiday after about five years, I told my father that somebody was coming to seek for my hand in marriage and that was how we got married. mar What Wh I love most about him I love lov everything about him because he is down to earth.

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a military personnel but he is the nicest man I ever met in my whole life. He is a wonderful person who has educated the whole family at his expense. I love his commitment to humanity for which I and my children are also privileged to benefit from because he lives his life for us.

He is the architect of where I am today because he funded my education after marriage. He is so loving and devoted that his life is buried in our lives. I remember in my primary school days, it was so bad that there was nobody to even send my result across to so I could get admission but when this man came into my life, he became my brother, father, my friend and everything and I thank God for giving me such a nice man as husband and I thank God for my children because they are all doing well in their various careers.

THE 12 HANDS I PASSED THROUGH REALLY SHAPED ME BECAUSE I WORK WITH VIGOUR, IT IS NOT POSSIBLE FOR ME TO SIT DOWN AT ALL OR SLEEP IN THE AFTERNOON. IF I TRY THAT, THEN AN AMBULANCE WILL HAVE TO COME AND CARRY ME

Multi-tasking responsibilities I think it is the grace of God. People that really know me say I don’t change at all; I am a few steps to 60 years. I will say there is something in me, I have this inner peace that gives me energy and I think the 12 hands I passed through really shaped me because I work with vigour, it is not possible for me to sit down at all or sleep in the afternoon. If I try that, then an ambulance will have to come and carry me.

I found myself doing all sorts of hard work in the course of my moving from one person to another, I will be the last person to sleep and first to wake up. I’m glad I got married to the one who kept encouraging me as this made me stronger. He is very supportive.

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remember when I was pregnant with the twins and was held back at the hospital for two weeks because I had contraction, after I was discharged and went to my daughter’s school, her teachers complained that her hair was unkempt, so I discovered that my husband tried to make her hair with the black sewing thread. That is how supportive he could be.

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Role model I will say after God, my husband is my role model because I don’t really interact with people but if I see people that are down to earth and hardworking, then I admire them. My husband can pick up something and work on it excellently and so he is my number one role model.

Life lessons Life wasn’t fair to me at my tender age but I will say God is good because my childhood wasn’t pleasant at all. Before I discovered myself, I realize that I went through what is called child labour but one thing that also happened to me was getting intimate with my God when there was nothing left for me. In those days when I am talking to God, I used to say ‘they say you are somewhere, prove yourself to me by doing something for me’, and God will just send someone to me.

So I will say life

didn’t smile at me initially but God is good.

Mode of relaxation Relax? The only thing that will make me relax will make me go into another work. I relax either doing a hand skill like sewing or I find something else to do and that is me. It is so terrible that I tried to check myself. Whe Whenever the whole family is together, we relax aas a family and do our funny dance.

Keeping fit Well, I will say my family has that youth youthful look; it’s a genetic thing because with the ty type of life I went through, I should have been looking haggard but here am I. Favourite fashion items I am not the fashionable type but I love to be smart. I always have my chain necklace, necklace my wrist watch and my earring with me.

Legacies I want to be known for that thing I have been pursuing, portraying and advocating. From my F own background, I have been an inspir inspiration to women and the girl child. They should never throw away education. If you come to me and say you don’t have money for school fees fe or textbook, I will first of all ask you to bring brin your result because I let people understand that it is not all about money, it is about determ determination.

The legacy I will also want to leave for tthe women folk, especially those in the rural rura setting, is that the sky is the limit for anybody an who is determined in life because if you do your own part God will do the rest.

Then of course as a lawyer, I have been working towards human rights activism because becaus I am a human rights lawyer. I advocate for the th right of the less privileged, women and children child because these three areas I have mentioned menti constitutes people that are vulnerable and my advocacy generally is for women to also als stand up to their responsibilities and rights, not n the right to misbehave.

I was someone who the whole of my community contributed money for me to go to school and today I am a role model tto a lot of people and because of this, I am always going down to the village to encourag encourage people because I want them to know that life ccould still smile at them if they stand up on their feet. t I want such people to know that iif I can make it in life they to too can do the same.

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SEAL YOUR LOOK WITH THE PERFECT PEARL PIECE

by MULIKATU MUKAILA

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earls are amazing jewelry pieces that can take your look to a higher dimension as it has a way of pronouncing its presence whenever an individual puts it on.

This cute jewelry piece can fit almost all types of out fit ranging from corporate wear, dinner outfit to casual outfit as well as any ceremonial outfit (wedding dresses), for its uniqueness.

Pearls make you look classic and different from the common n jewelry as its simple details complement your look and style. e.

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SEAL YOUR LOOK WITH THE PERFECT PEARL PIECE

by MULIKATU MUKAILA

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earls are amazing jewelry pieces that can take your look to a higher dimension as it has a way of pronouncing its presence whenever an individual puts it on.

This cute jewelry piece can fit almost all types of out fit ranging from corporate wear, dinner outfit to casual outfit as well as any ceremonial outfit (wedding dresses), for its uniqueness.

Pearls make you look classic and different from the common n jewelry as its simple details complement your look and style. e.

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BE CONFIDENT WITH PATCH WORK OUTFITS

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by IPADEOLA BUKOLA Make a confident entrance during the day or at night with a lovely multi patched dress. You can also delight onlookers with this colorful dress. The ankara patch work is the in-thing for most fashionable and classy women.

This season, the ankara patchwork pieces are still dazzling but hey, be careful in patching up things else you appear like the joker if too many colours are put together in the wrong way and proportion.

We can’t seem to have enough of these beautiful and trendy styles of patch work because the patterns are just endless, as even shoes, sandals, bags and other accessories can also be patched up.

NATHANIEL ADEWOLE//

W O M E N’ S H E A LT H Consultant Obstetrician & Gynaecologist, University of Abuja Teaching Hospital, Gwagwalada - FCT. MOBILE: 0803 803 9182 EMAIL: nadewole2013@gmail.com

WHEN CAN I DO TUBAL LIGATION? How soon after delivery can I tie my tube? Rosemary Depending on mode of delivery. After normal delivery it can be done within twenty four to forty eight hours. You should have discussed with your spouse and your doctor preferably before delivery. In case of Caesarean section then it will be done at the same time.

People who have delivered could have elective bilateral tubal ligation much later after the pueperium. It is safe and also failure rate is very low.

REDUCED MENSTRUAL FLOW My problem of menstruation is about four months now. My menses has reduced from six days to three days. What type of drug will I use. Anonymous This is what is called primary amenorrhea. Do you have normal secondary female sexual characteristics?

That if feminine features are well developed like female hair growth pattern and full breast development.

A full assessment is necessary to know the cause.

Chromosomal abnormality can also result in this.

I will suggest you see a gynaecologist for an assessment.

ABDOMINAL PAINS AND FREQUENT STOOLING, WHAT DO I DO? I am have abdominal pain when I am hungry and even after I have eaten. As soon as I finish eating it doesn’t take long before I am hungry again. This again comes with abdominal pain. And I always go to toilet. What do I do?

Abubakar.

How many times do you go toilet in day? Is it mixed with blood and or mucus or not? You may need to submit your stool for analysis. Antihelmintics will also be beneficial. I will suggest you see a family physician as soon as possible. Do not stop eating, good appetite will help you replace the water and minerals you are loosing through stooling will help prevent dehydration.

Also to implore mothers not to reduce feeding of children who are having gastroenteritis but instead to encourage increase and frequent feeding with liberal oral intake. This will help to avoid dehydration and electrolyte imbalance which is the mi nausea of death in cases of gastroenteritis. The simple effective method of oral rehydration solution (ORS ) is mandatory.

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AFW LONDON SHOWCASES AFRICAN WEARS IN LONDON

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frican fabrics were showcased recently at the African Fashion Week London 2015 held in Olympia West Hall, London recently.

Highlighting a unique and fashion-forward catwalk collection; daily eye-catching runway shows and vibrant exhibition, the 2-day event brought together fashionistas and industry professionals from around the world to Europe’s largest and most important African-inspired fashion event.

Since the African Fashion Week London debut in 2011, it has championed the course of new and emerging designers who are inspired by the rich culture of Africa and incorporate this heritage into their contemporary design.

Nigeria’s 1st bespoke diamond Jewellery website launched R

ings and Bands has launched Nigeria’s first bespoke Diamond Jewellery website. The company aims to bring the highest quality diamonds to the market, through a robust knowledge and information-driven buying experience.

Rings and bands was launched in July 2015 after the founders identified a gap in the Nigerian market for bespoke online

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diamond retail platform.

The goal is to adequately educate buyers as well as provide options so they can make an informed buying decision. “When buyers have more knowledge, they come to trust your brand and the product you are offering which, in turn, makes the buying decision easier,” the company says.

The fully interactive website allows clients to customize rings from the Pre-

Set Rings Collection by selecting their preferred centre stone and metal of choice, which is then handcrafted by a team of experienced bench jewellers.

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GO STYLISH WITH THE RIGHT PAIR OF SOCKS

by MULIKATU MUKAILA

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ocks are mostly meant to complement your footwear as well as help keep your feet warm and clean from germs.

However, not many guys have an idea of picking the right socks for a particular outfit and the right occasion, as it appears awful when a guy is caught with a multi-coloured stocking on either a cooperate or traditional outfit.

Multi-coloured socks blend well with casual outfits, making you look trendy and admirable, while plain socks or stripped socks work perfectly for official and for serious outfit such as suits and traditional wears as it gives a classy finish. So, you might want to step up your game with the right pair of socks.

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FINE COOKING

with

MURGH MALAI (CHICKEN NUGGETS MARINATED IN CHEESE & YOGHURT) INGREDIENT USED IN MURGH MALAI

quickest dessert to satisfy a sweet tooth. The enzymes in yoghurt help break down proteins, which tenderize meat, chicken and fish.

CHEESE: We aren’t referring to taking a picture here. We are referring to the dairy product.

It is used as a snack in France (Wine & Cheese) or used as a topping with the Italian pasta or used for Indian cooking.

We already know that the probiotics found in yoghurt are the same good bacteria found in the digestive system which is beneficial to your gut, and for the women allows for more balancing and protection from infections.

Honestly, yoghurt can be used for almost anything.

You can have it as part of your breakfast, replace it with mayonnaise on salad dressings, and add it to your soups. Yum!

Cheese contains a host of nutrients like calcium, protein, phosphorus, zinc, vitamin A and vitamin B12. It is very high in calcium so this is very essential for strong bones and teeth. More Cheese = More “Selfies”. Cheese contains substances called Conjugated Linoleic Acid (CLA) and Sphingolipids that help prevent cancer. In addition the vitamin B in cheese is good for maintaining body functions and protecting the body from disease. “Say Cheese!”

YOGHURT: Have you ever had yoghurt with berries or grapes. This is probably the

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Here at Wakkis we promise to exceed your expectations every time if you promise to come with a stomach ready to be stuffed. Literally! We call on all the foodies out there in search of a new experience. Every visit feels new everytime!

Which came first the chicken or the egg? The chicken came first! This is boneless chicken carefully butchered with finesse and then marinated in fresh cream, cheese and Indian spices. This is then grilled to perfection to entice your taste buds.

This is one lip-smacking platter that your friends and family would be glad they had. The thought alone makes you eager to indulge and spread the word about your experience.

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Enchanting CHANDELIERS

by PRISCA EKOKUJE-EMADU

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chandelier is a huge decorative light fixture hung from the ceiling in form of a spooked wheel that usually serve as lamps but go a long way in adding beauty to a house.

It is often ornate and made in different artistic designs, sizes, styles and also different ornaments such as crystals, glass, iron and stones.

This huge decorative fixture is used for two purposes: to illuminate and also to beautify the home. Another quality the chandelier possesses is the ability to make a room bold and bright. It is mostly used in sitting rooms, bedrooms, dining rooms, kitchens or even on verandas. It can also be used in offices.

Enchant your home with beautiful chandeliers.

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NAZIR EL-BOSS //

KANNY WOOD

Attaining stardom isn’t easy - Nazir El-Boss

by IBRAHIM MUSA GIGINYU

Nazir Bayero Abdulrahaman popularly known as Nazir El-boss has made his presence inevitable in the music industry. In this interview the young musician talks about his sojourn in the industry among other issues.

Tell us a bit about yourself?

My name is Nazir Bayero Abdulrahaman but people in the industry refers to me as Nazir El-boss. I was born in Tudun Murtala quarters of Nassarawa local government area, I did all my conventional studies that is from Primary school to Secondary school in Nassarawa LGA. Educationally, I have not gone far, I only stopped at secondary school due to economic reasons even though I wanted to further my education.

Though I am young I hate being idle or totally dependent on people. In trying to make ends meet I figured out that I have a passion for singing. Initially I thought it was my childish exuberant wishes but it kept coming back to me as an inspiration. One day, I got some money and I said to myself, “Today I am going to give this inner thought a try and write a song and also go to the studio to compose it’ what started as a trial ended up as the beginning of my journey into stardom as a musician.

Why music?

As I have told you earlier that is where myy passion is and moreover when my first trial song came me out my close associates found it very difficult to believe lieve that it was my first song and a trial at that. I chose se music because it is where I believe I can give my best and be appreciated.

When you decided to go into music fully did you face any resistance from your parents or friends?

The problem usually encountered by some me of the practitioners in the industry is due to the fact ct that they have failed to regard what they are doing ass a profession and not a hobby alone. I went into the industry ustry to make a living through a legitimate process.

My parents have no problem with my joining ning the music industry because they believe it is a lawful awful profession and as you are aware there has been a very strong cordial relationship between the Hausa usa music industry and that of the movie and therefore re I gradually became more inclined to the movie industry ry by composing songs for a number of movies such as Salon so, Yan Uwan Juna and many more.

I have no regret of what so ever joining the music industry, I am happy that I have listened to that inner thought in me. True, I am relatively new in the industry, but to tell the truth, I can say through musicc I have achieved 70% of my wishes.

Do you have an album?

So far I have produced about 170 songs; I forgot to tell you that my first song was an Islamic praisee song which has really endeared me to a lot of people. However, I have concluded plans to release two albums ms that will contain the best out of my songs.

I have sampled the songs based on my fans ans preference and I have packaged them in a special way that they will love it. I wish to release the album very soon as works have gone far towards completion.

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As a musician what would you say is your most memorable moment?

There are many memorable moments, but what really stands tall among these moments is the day I stood before thousands of youths as my fans. You see it really got me thinking. I started off all alone and now thousands of people want to see and relate with me. I thank God for the wonderful blessing and that moment always stand as my best moment in my music career.

It is clear that achieving stardom is not as easy as it may look like, and one has to understand that nothing last forever. I can only state here that Kannywood has virtually done everything for me.

What would you say is your worst moment?

My worst moment was the day a total stranger accused me of breach of trust. A strange woman had come to me claiming that we have entered an agreement through my facebook page and that I disappointed her after receiving payment of a requested amount of money.

Thank God after a serious investigation it became clear that the woman was duped using my identity through facebook.

Whenever I remember that incident, I usually feel bad and I will never forget that for the rest of my life.

IT IS CLEAR THAT ACHIEVING STARDOM IS NOT AS EASY AS IT MAY LOOK LIKE, AND ONE HAS TO UNDERSTAND THAT NOTHING LAST FOREVER. I CAN ONLY STATE HERE THAT KANNYWOOD HAS VIRTUALLY DONE EVERYTHING FOR ME.

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n a world filled with health hazards caused by different things, amongst which are chemicals, one would wonder if going back to natural roots won’t be beneficial.

Natural agents have proven to be effective with less or no side effects.

The advantages for using natural agents far outweigh chemical agents. In a country like ours, blessed with so many leaves, fruits and roots, getting a good, natural agent is not difficult.

Lemons, lime, paw-paw, banana, nutmegs, cucumber, honey, natural cow milk, lali leave, aloe-vera are some of the natural items one can use to beautify the skin, remove black spots, rashes, clear eye bags and make the body fresh.

These many would agree is safe for the body unlike those lotions or other chemical agents that come with a list of ingredients that one hardly know. Research has shown that eating vegetables not only add vitamins to your body but refreshes the skin, thereby making you glow. This, to a large extent, can serve as a healthy exchange to supplements which may not have been recommended by a doctor.

Now, pick up that body lotion or cream, scrub, supplement, face cleanser and any other beauty product you own, research on the ingredients used in making them, and you may be surprised on the result of your research.

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itrus mask gives you a smooth and glowing face. Follow this tips to get the desired look Ingredients • 1 egg white • 1 tsp freshly squeezed grapefruit juice • 1 tsp freshly squeezed lemon juice • 2 tsp sour cream (not fat-free) Procedure 1. Beat the egg white till it is fluffy.

2. Mix the already squeezed grape and lemon with the sour cream.

3. Add the mixture with the beat egg white.

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