Beach Beauty Must-Haves
Beach season is upon us and you should be ready to be a beauty! I’m going to give you the rundown on some of the…
Notes on How to Have Inner Peace and Calm
A lot of people are not at inner peace with themselves for one reason or another. They are always in a constant state of turmoil,…
Tips for Living Your Ultimate Best Life
It takes courage to live your best life. Many people are living below their best potential and are living under the illusion that to live…
Natural Home Remedy: Fighting Cold and Flu
Get a natural home remedy handy for when the weather starts changing. Right now, the weather has been very unpredictable over here in Canada and that is…
Accessory Edit: Bohten Sunglasses for Spring/Summer
Bohten sunglasses are sunny and sleek with a little bit of sass. A pair of these eco-luxury sunnies should be on your wish list this…
5 Swimsuits for Swim Season
African-inspired swimwear has come a very long way and today it is not uncommon to find swimsuits for women made out of ankara fabric or…
Decorating Your Home with African Baskets
African baskets are now more than just storage units, they make for a very nice piece of decoration. If you have been following me on…
3 Spring Makeup Must-Haves for Women
Spring makeup and beauty is here and I am so excited! The natural look is a must-have for any woman and I have the perfect…
Beauty Regimen for Fresh Facial Skin
Do you have a beauty regimen? Do you know that some people never wash their face? It is important to take care of your facial…
Kaela Kay Spring/Summer 2016 Collection
Kaela Kay’s 2016 Collection is a colourful African-inspired brand owned by Catherine Boadu-Addai in Toronto, Canada. Her dresses are very feminine and flirty. Her motto…
Kenyan Maasai-Inspired Sandals By Pikolinos Shoes
The Maasai is a Kenyan tribe known for their intricate beadwork and colourful design. Pikolinos Shoes has tapped into their art to bring you a…
Office Style: Wearing African Prints to Work
Incorporating prints into your office style can be a tricky ordeal. A lot of people think you can’t wear African prints to work. Well, however…