"Nobody sees a flower -- really -- it is so small it takes time -- we
haven't time -- and to see takes time, like to have a friend takes time." Georgia O'Keefe
I never thought I'd be requoting anything by Georgia O'Keefe but this statement rings true for really all you dare to do in life.
Eczema is another common problem in women of color,
especially black women. Our skin is inherently dry by nature. Couple
that with dietary factors and eczema is the result.
While
many people view eczema as an external disease, it's actually
internal. Muscle response testing can get to the root of what foods
are causing you to have a reaction that's appearing in your skin.
While women of color come in beautiful shades and tones, with that
beauty comes some common skin issues that need to be addressed. Over
the next month as we celebrate Ethnic Skin Care month, I will give an overview of some of the most common skin conditions that affect ethnic skin.
Along
with an overview of the skin conditions, I will share some natural
remedies that are affordable and have proven effective for many.