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All About Empowered Aging and Increasing Diversity Model & Producer, Karen Williams shares her views on aging, beauty, and representation with host Jasmine Mobley on the Beauty Of The Nile...

How to Care For Your Combination Skin as a Woman-of-Color: A Step-by-step Routine. Women-of-color who have combination skin can find it a bit tricky to manage their skin's oily and dry skin care needs.

How to Care For Your Sensitive Skin as a Woman-of-Color: An 8 Step Routine. If you have sensitive skin and you are a woman-of-color, it's important to establish a skincare routine that focuses on gentle, soothing, and non-irritating products. Sensitive skin-of-color requires special care.

How to Care For Your Dry Skin as a Woman-of-Color: A Step-by-step Routine. Taking care of your skin is challenging if you have dry skin and have skin-of-color. Dry skin in those of us with skin-of-color -- be you Black or Brown, or have light brown to very dark skin or any skin shade in between -- means you, me... all of us... are prone to hyperpigmentation, flakiness, itchiness, and a lack of moisture.

How Has The Skin Care Industry Let You Down? Comments from a focus group participant about how the skin care industry does not have products that meet her skin's needs.

The Ultimate 11-Step Guide to Diabetic Foot Care for Diabetics-of-Color: Protecting Your Feet and Preventing Complications. How to Safeguard Your Feet: Essential Diabetic Foot Care for People of Color.

Colorism reflects an historic need to normalize European dominance. It’s so deeply entrenched that many of us diminish ourselves trying to be mini-me’s of our oppressors long after we kicked the interlopers out of our countries. Let’s reimagine skin care standards that are inclusive of the color range and…Love Your Brown Skin®.

In this special Beauty Of The Nile® Skin Care Episode of the Beauty Of The Nile® Podcast, host Jasmine Mobley sits down with Franchela, Tiara, and Sherry to share why they love what Beauty Of The Nile® stands for and what Love Your Brown Skin® means to them.

What Can Love Your Brown Skin® Do For You? Love Your Brown Skin® means to love who you are, which includes your brown skin. Historically - and to this day – people-of-color have been made to believe that their darker skin makes them less than those with lighter skin. Love Your Brown Skin® means that you don’t need to be lighter or darker than you are to be accepted or to accept yourself.

Yes, the more melanin your skin has, the more built-in protection your skin has against the sun’s harmful rays; but this doesn’t mean that you can’t develop skin cancer. So, let’s discuss 8 tips to prevent skin cancer in skin-of-color.

The Ultimate Step-by-Step Guide to Regrowing Thinning Eyelashes and Eyebrows for Women-of-Color. 32 Things Women-of-Color Can Do to Regrow Their Thinning Eyelashes & Eyebrows.