SOME MUST HAVE HAIR PRODUCTS - I CAN'T DO WITHOUT THEM!!!

Hello my lovelies, how are you all doing? How has your week been so far? Mine has been all good, thank goodness. I have been MIA again, so sorry. Unfortunately, I won't be posting everyday of the week will have certain days of the week that I will def put some post up. Please take me as I am. (lol) Busy here and there. Thanks for understanding.

On to why we're here. Over the years of my hairdressing experience I have come across and used some products that I have fallen so much  in love with and I can't do with out them, I can recommend them any day any time, they perform the job for me and makes me feel satisfied as a stylist. Therefore I feel it will be an awesome idea to share with you my wonderful blog fam.

Below are the pictures and what they do exactly. I particularly love products with argan oil.

HAWAIIAN SILKY HYDRATING SLEEK EDGE

This edge control is perfect for your edges. It's a non sticky formula that helps hold down edges to give control of your style. It also delivers sleek shine and incredible moisture. It's sulfate free, paraben free and can be used on all hair types. Its retailing for about £3.49

ECO STYLER GEL

I absolutely love this gel. A client recommended this gel, she has natural hair. i tired and i fell in love with it. It's made with 100% argan oil, it contains UV protection, it provides maximum hold without weighing the hair down. It revitalizes the hair while adding a brilliant shine, it also moisturizes providing hydration and elasticity. It contains omega fatty acids and vitamin E to provide nourishment that strengthens the hair. Like all other gel, Eco styler gel minimizes flakes and tack, and acids and it's also anti itch. It's retailing for £4.99 for 32oz

ARGAN OIL FOAMING WRAP LOTION

This can be used to wrap set dry or wet hair and blow dry. It is light and non drying, it nourishes the hair while giving it body and long lasting hold, it also gives the style a soft, full body and silky feel. The smell is also to die for.

 ARGAN OIL GLOSS AND SHINE POLISHER

                                                                 

This is an award winning beauty products that helps to seal in moisture to the hair, it also creates silky, smooth and frizz free hair. It is perfect for both dry and wet hair. It softens the hair and conditions and control frizz. A little dab will do everyday.

CREME OF NATURE ARGAN OIL & SHINE MIST

This mist is perfect for great shine and frizz control, it has UV protectants. It helps hair from environmental damage and conditions. It's also perfect for everyday use.

PINK HOLDING SPRAY

I used to use the Ellenett hairspray by L'Oreal but since i came across this i would rather use this one. It is formulated with lanolin derivative, Panthenol B5 and sunscreen to leave the hair soft, touchable and protected against dryness and humidity. It also creates a firm but not stiff hold and it also dries quick. It's retailing for about £3.19

CREAM OF NATURE REPLENISHING  SHEEN SPRAY (ARGAN OIL)

 This is a high gloss sheen with moisturizing properties, it gives a soft finish. It protects hair from styling friction damage and also helps with combing. It gives the hair an exotic shine, it has argan oil from morocco that is rich in fatty acids, vitamin E, and antioxidants giving the hair radiant shine and nourishment. It hydrates natural hair too and very perfect for everyday use. It's retailing for about £3.99.

I hope this has been helpful. Thanks for stopping by.

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NIGERIAN BILLIONAIRE FOLORUNSHO ALAKIJA UNSEATS OPRAH AS THE WORLD BLACK RICHEST WOMAN!!!!

Nigerian oil tycoon Folorunsho Alakija 62, is now the world's richest black woman. Her estimated fortune is $7.3billion. According to Forbes Oprah Winfrey is worth $2.9 billion.

The Mother of  four started her career as a secretary in a bank in the mid 1970's, she mentioned in one of her talk videos that she expected a promotion after she had done a banking course which she came 5th in, and moved in as a Treasury officer. She left the bank when university graduates were put above her.

She moved to England to study fashion design, following the completion she moved back to Nigeria and started her own fashion label, Supreme Stitches. But her biggest break came in oil.

In 1993, her company, Famfa Oil, was awarded an oil prospecting license, which later became OML, It's one of Nigeria's most prolific oil blocks, by persident Ibrahim Babangida.

The company owned 60 percent stake in the block until 2000 when the Nigerian government unconstitutionally acquired a 50 percent interest without duly compensating Alakija or Famda Oil.

In May 2012, Alakija challenged the acquisition and the Nigerian Supreme Court reinstated the 50 percent stake back to her company.

She also runs a charity called the Rose of Sharon that helps widows and orphans by empowering them through scholarships and business grants.

More power to your elbow, May your growth never run dry.

I am really indeed inspired by this and i pray we will all be great and rich in all areas of our different life's not necessarily pockets but wisdom is needed to do the right things in life. God will grant us the grace to take the right steps.

BE INSPIRED!!!

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DENIM & COLOUR

Hello Guys! How was your weekend? Mine was fab and busy as usual. I hope this week will bring great things and all we expect will come our way by God's grace. So sorry i have been missing in action for few days and i got told off by my small daddy for that lol, but and back now so let's get cracking.

It's been a long time i did an outfit post so i decided to do one for you guys today. It's all about the Denim Top Trend.

I have been seeing the denim top about and i fell in love with it. I paired it with an orange pencil skirt and a tan shoe.

I was aiming for a retro kind of look, which was why i wore those shoe because it has a retro feel to it. I think i succeeded. I was having a bad hair day hence why  my hair was  tied up with one of my African fabric

Below are more pictures. Please leave comments and thumbs up if you want  to see more outfit post.

I also have a video post coming up soon guys. YAY!!! am excited. Have a fabulous week guys

Thanks for stopping by.

BLACK HISTORY MONTH!!!

It's Black History Month again. The month of October is a special month set aside to celebrate great men and women who fought hard to keep the black race up on their feet and going. We appreciate them for their courage and how they have made the world a better place for us all. 

Here on SleektouchBBB, I celebrate the great leaders we've had in the past, we have now and those we will have in the future. You've been an inspiration to me and am sure to large number of people out there. You made a part for all to follow and left a great mark for us all.

Slave trade is a significant example of what we went through. I remember when I went to the Liverpool International Slavery Museum (Thanks to my chief tourist officer Ife Bamidele, Thank you sir. May God continually uphold you with wisdom lol)  

I saw some of the things people went through, I was angry and frustrated. I remember going round the rooms and reading those stories and I came across a dark room, all I could hear  at first was noises of people wailing and crying and i suddenly looked up and I saw a video or an illustration on how the slave trade movement was back in those days. I wondered how anyone could have gone through the pain and the long suffering.

Did you know that Liverpool ships transported half of the 3 millions Africans carried across the Atlantic by the British slavers? (WOW) How scary can that be?

To have successfully conquer the world and put an end to the act of racism and some many other disgusting acts. I salute you. 

Those who have also strived hard to be successful and different in their ways. In person's of the following pictured below and many more. ( can't post too many pictures)

Once again i appreciate your hard work and how you have successfully inspired your world. God bless you all.

Be Inspired all.

Anointed Men of God, liberating the world through the preaching of our Lord Jesus Christ. I appreciate and pray that, May your lamp keep burning. (IJMN)

Last but not the least My mother, I celebrate you and i use you as a point of contact to celebrate great women out there. You are such an inspiration and you taught me all the great things i know about life. You give me the reason to keep going. Thank you so much for everything ma. Your courageous, fierce and fabulous. God bless you always.

To all young people out there, Be Inspired. You can be greater than all these people.

Please leave a comment below of your icons and a word to celebrate them.

Have a fabulous weekend ahead.

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STYLE FOCUS OF THE WEEK - MARY EMIKE IZUAGBE

Our SleektouchBBB style focus of the week is  Big Bold  and Beautiful Mary Emike Izuagbe from Nigeria.  Mary is from Agenebode in Edo State, born and raised in Lagos Nigeria. 

She currently studying at the Achievers University, Owo. She loves to make people happy, love to cook and sing . She hates long trips (WEW, in her words), she has a problem with keeping friends because she hates bugging  people. She's single and still searching. ( wink wink, for the guys. lol)

She's loves River Island, Victoria Secrets. Oprah Winfrey inspires her a lot. 

Her celebrity look steals would be that of Genevieve Nnaji and Jennifer Lopez.

She also loves to rock traditional outfits. checkout some of her pictures in traditional attire.

She's big bold ad beautiful. love it.

HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY NIGERIA : WE CELEBRATE YOU.

Happy Independence day to my beautiful country Nigeria. The land that is filled with milk and honey (lol).  SleektouchBBB celebrates you. May you live long.

I love the above picture so much that I decided to do a recreation of it. All thanks to my darling sister Jummy, she came up with the idea. Bless her. It was a fun Sunday, she is filled with so much energy. it all happened in my lounge.

Let's celebrate today with so much happiness and prayer for Nigeria rather than curse her. God bless you my beautiful country. 

Enjoy your day all.

PRODUCT USED

MUA EYELINER PENCIL

NYX JUMBO PENCIL IN MILK

L'OREAL FOUNDATION IN CAPPUCCINO 

MAC POWDER IN NC50

BEN NYE BANANA POWDER

SLEEK BLUSH BY 3

SLEEK CONTOURING KIT IN MEDIUM

INGLOT CONCEALER SET

BH COSMETICS 120 PALETTE

AVON LIPSTICK IN NUDE

AVON EYELINER

RIMMEL EYE PENCIL

NYX LIP LINER .

HAPPY CELEBRATION GUYS!!!

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HOW WELL DO YOU KNOW YOUR COUNTRY NIGERIA? HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY NIGERIA !!!

How well do we know our beloved country? I will start by saying, if you can recite the national anthem followed by the pledge, then you know your country well. Well I can, than makes me a true citizen then. (lol)

 Below is the national anthem to refresh our memory

"Arise O Compatriots" (1978 - Present)

Arise, O compatriots,

Nigeria's call obey

To serve our Fatherland

With love and strength and faith

The labor of our heros past

Shall never be in vain

To serve with heart and might

One nation bound in freedom, peace and unity.

O God of creation

Direct our noble cause

Guide our leaders right

Help our youth the truth we know

In love and honesty to grow

And living just and true

Great lofty heights attain

To build a nation where peace 

And justice shall reign.

Guys, you will agree with me that I tried a bit. Wow, this brings back memories of those days in my secondary school on the assembly line under the hot sun of punishment from those wicked teachers. (lol), But trust me they did a good job. I can never forget THEM.  And of course followed by the pledge (I can't stop smiling), We change the line 3 of the pledge to  To serve Nigeria is not by force.( LOL)

I pledge to Nigeria my country

To be faithful, loyal and honest

To serve Nigeria with all my strength

To defend her unity

And uphold her honour and glory 

So help me God.

Nigeria is indeed a great country, but wait oh is this national anthem and pledge really us? Hmmmmmmmm. Let's think on how to make a change and try as much as possible to be what we sing and say. ( That's if we still sing it?) I think the governments can not do it alone, we all have a part to play. I believe one day, E GO BETTER.

Let's compare it to the old one. tell me which one you prefer,

"Nigeria, We Hail Thee" (1960- 1978)

Nigeria we hail thee,

Our own dear native land

Though tribe and tongue differ

In brotherhood we stand

Nigerians are all proud to serve

Our sovereign Motherland

Our flag shall be a symbol

That truth and justice reign

In peace or battle honour'd

And this we count as gain

To hand on to our children

A banner without stain

O God of all creation

Grant this one request

Help us build a nation 

Where no man is oppressed

And so with peace and plenty

Nigeria may be blessed.

 I think I prefer the present one but the pledge is wrong. Well that's my opinion. What's yours? 

Thanks for stopping by, please leave comments below.

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