Skin is the largest organ of your body and covers every inch of it. You need to give due importance to body skin care in order to ensure your skin remains healthy and beautiful. Every product you research should have a label. It is not always the gospel truth but make sure you examine it carefully. It should declare what ingredients and their proportions are contained in the product. If you not sure of anything, ask for help. The rule is, if you do not know what it is, do not use it. This is an uphill battle, but we are in it, on it and at it. We have books that deal and describe our culture written as early as the 1800, from which we can cull whatever we need for the 21 century, and make them suit the aims and goals of our communitiesI have cited a few above. We are writing original articles such as this one to slowly bring to the forefront the importance and greatness of African cultures in South Africa. Apart from good personal hygiene the most effective treatment for forehead lines and any line for that matter is to drink plenty of water to keep your skin moist from the inside. Increase the possibility of reducing those lines or getting rid of them completely by applying a cream, which has natural goodness such as honey and oils that soften and soothe the skin giving it a velvet like feel. You must choose the color that blends well with your skin tone. You can discuss your choice of color with your bride to make sure that it matches the color of her wedding gown. The most popular colors are white, gray and black for a man’s suit. Pants are currently gaining its popularity nowadays, even women and children are using denim pants. However, determining the types of cuts of jeans will help you on choosing the right type of denims. There are five cuts of jeans, these includes straight leg, boot cut, classic cut, flared and skinny leg. As can be seen in the presentation about African South African Art above, the same goes for sports. During Apartheid Africans were involved in their own sports and participated actively, and gave of their talents, freely, and to the entertainment of the oppressed masses. Unlike today, mass participation in ports is limited to certain sorting codes and plus one need to take into consideration the corruption that iis presently taking place in our country. Sports is dead amongst Africans as it used to exist. Boxing, Cricket, Tennis, , Chess clubs, well jaz clubs have evolved today; children were involved in all facets of sports; adults were taking care to promote junior leagues, in soccer, tennis tournaments; there were famous boxing stables; YMCA’s full of youth and activities; and so on, and soon. A bit below in the Hub I will be dealing with soccer and soccer players during Apartheid.
The principle of ‘advancement by merit’ that underlies sport, helped transform football into a field of action where Black South Africans could seek greater social visibility, status, and prestige than was afforded in the segregated South African society. Male-dominated football teams, contests, and organisations enabled those who were denied basic human rights to adapt to industrial conditions, to cope with urban migration, and to build alternative institutions and networks on a local, regional, and national scale. The game could both reinforce and omit divisions based on race, class, ethnicity, religion, age, and gender, and thus served as a mobilising force for neighborhood, township, and political organisations. Football humanized the lives of South Africans and brought joy to people with little else to cheer about. • Sneakers, boots, sandals and loafers look great on men if they wear them with jeans. You will find almost all men wearing jeans. So, men must surely have a pair of any of these above mentioned shoes in their closet. “Africans have begun to internalize the views that exploiters have of us and our traditions. Many of us have become eager seekers to be educated in alien traditions, without criticism of them. For the past few centuries, the mass education that we receive in Africa and the Diaspora is rooted largely in Western European education orientation and practice. I have decided to make a separate Hub for the Africans in Africa and those in the Diaspora – showcasing their musical cultures, some African traditions, their various short histories and some documentary videos show that All these African cultures, World-wide, are the same and are African. What surprised her from going on this psychological journey with the movement coach, I ask? I remember early on, she asked me, ‘What animal do you think Diana is?’ I said a deer, caught in the headlights. A few days later at home, a cat came to my window watching my puppy and it was tilting its head and I thought, ‘Oh my god it’s Diana!’ We started watching a lot of cat behavior videos where cats are doing the Diana head tilt and it was phenomenal. For me that was a start of putting aside those impressions that I have of her as being quite young, quite innocent and quite naive towards something that’s more complex. That surprised me,” Emma reveals. This is a vintage inspired style ie a style that reminds you of the fashion of a previous era. Fashion already borrows a lot from past styles, but these clothing have more of the vintage style than others. Vintage-inspired dresses, skirts, tops, and pants are mostly used for costume parties but there are people who like to dress solely in cute dresses from the past.
“If Black(African) behavioral, social and political scientists are supposed to be incapable of making accurate analyses of behavioral, social and political situations local and world-wide , then Black(African) physicians are also incapable of making accurate medical diagnoses, and all Black(African) patients should seek White doctors. This would imply similarly that Black(African) lawyers are incapable of successfully handling legal cases, and all Black(African) law clients should seek White Lawyers. Stylistically Dumile inclined towards figurative realism, and his nervous but exact lines recall those of Egon Schiele. His artistic materials were often very simple, the drawings often done with a ballpoint pen, as much for economic as artistic reasons. He died in New York in 1991. The recognition which he deserved came to him posthumously, though he had exhibited during his lifetime in many galleries in South Africa and Britain. Anthropological studies have found that there are many ways in which a person can be defined within their culture. The individual self is often determined by the surrounding society and the way in which they interact with it. The western perception of a person tends to depict an individual with a psychological interior of emotions and rationality, this though is not a notion shared by all. Often a person is simply defined as anything which is considered a social agent. Spirits and other animals can also be described as possessing what seems to be the essential human qualities blurring differences between humans and the surrounding world(s). However, humans tend to be held in a higher personhood status through their interactions with other individuals and their active status within society. But, What I have been writing, posting and composing as it relates to the positive images of our people here in South Africa, I think many people have become disinterested. I have posted some serious cultural photos of our 10 peoples of south Africa in their original garb and colors of the cultural wear. I posted their traditional music and dances to go with their traditional garb… I made sure I wrote lengthy articles about the Cultural wars we are faced with… These are some of the things I did here on FB… I stick to music a bit, because I get a semblance of connection and communication with my own people of South Africa… Although they are still wary and just peep in. I believe the technical and scientific aspects of this revolution will begin with the Africans living inside and outside Africa who have been exposed, through education, to the kind of technological education that Africa needs in order to renew its old societies and make them workable within the modern world. It is important for Africans to learn who their friends are and who our enemies are and how to make best use of both of them. The principal concepts of “Nation Structure”, “Nation formation”, and “Nation Building”, have been taken away from us as well.
You may never have held a skateboard in your hands let alone touched it with your legs, but you can still be a skateboarder. Wear loose comfortable and functional clothes and follow brands like Supreme, Thrasher and Palace. Skater chic as it is also called includes oversized graphic t-shirts with an open over shirt, sneakers, skater shoes, skater pants or shorts and hoodies. The styles of the women dresses are as diverse and different and yet the same. One dress links to two or different other types of cultural dresses in the group of the 10 peoples of Mzantsi. but they Do not lose their uniqueness and originality, whilst conforming cry closely and tightly to the traditional cultural original as much as possible. According to this personality type test, Type 2 women are found to be soft, subtle, and beautiful not just in their look, but in their movement, their voices, and both their inner and outer expression. They like to be comfortable and relaxed, they are nurturing and care about the comfort of others. Their energy is fluid and inviting, and they are calming to others and easy to be around. African students studying traditional music, often find that melodic lines and polyrhythms are less clearly articulated and tonal contrasts less subtle in the Sotho concertina than in more delicate sounds of the “Lesiba” or “Setolotolo”.It’s true that western instruments with urban culture and status and the flexibility of these instruments both for creating and performing syncretic styles and for providing lively music for city dances made their adoption inevitable. With a little knowledge, you can preserve and protect the delicate beauty of your vata type skin. Since your skin does not contain much moisture, preventing it from drying is the major consideration. Eat a warm, unctuous diet (ghee and olive oil are best) and favor sour, salty and sweet tastes (naturally sweet like fruits, not refined sugar) as they balance vata. Avoid drying foods like crackers. Drink 6-8 glasses of warm (not cold for vata types!) water throughout the day and eat plenty of sweet, juicy fruits. Going to bed early (before 10 PM) is very soothing to vata and will have a tremendously positive influence on your skin. Avoid cleansing products that dry the skin (like alcohol-based cleansers) and perform Ayurvedic oil massage to your whole body (abhyanga) in the morning before you shower. The article above, as I have said to you, is my exhorting and motivating our African people to Wake Up and start dealing with matters such as we see being foisted upon us by the ruling ANC elite. I do not care for Apartheid just as I abhor and dislike the present government, and I dare criticize them in the Hubs I have already published here on HubPages.
iT jeans, is yet another jeans and denim lifestyle brand that has been there since 1970s, dictating fashion world. The company has made the market flooded with low-rise stretch jeans and the ‘Hippie Hottie’ Flare Leg Stretch Jeans designed with complete perfection and style. Besides regular wear jeans, you can get fine quality tops, jackets, light outer wear and goods made from leather, for men, women and kids. iT jeans is a popular brand and you can shop for them in renowned stores in US such as Nordstorm, Macy’s, Von Maur, The Buckle and many more. The physical environment in each region determined the types of crops grown or the resources extracted and this, in turn, influenced the populations that settled there and the social and economic systems that developed. Brazil’s economic history, in fact, has been marked by a succession of cycles, each one based on the exploitation of a single export commodity: timber (brazilwood) in the first years of colonization; sugarcane in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries; precious metals (gold) and gems (diamonds) in the eighteenth century; and finally, coffee in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. What has happened here is that now that Apartheid lock was partially dislodged, there is a colonization of information, culture, customs and traditions of Africans in South Africa by non-South Africans from all over the globe. People read books written about Africans by people who are not South African. There is a claim out there in intellectual morass that the ownership of the History, culture, customs, tradition are for all to write about(even though they have never really lived withfor an extensive time. On 7 July 1992, at Durban’s King’s Park stadium, South Africa played its first official international contest in three decades. An integrated national team, nicknamed Bafana Bafana (Zulu for ‘The Boys’), defeated Cameroon 1-0, thanks to a Doctor Khumalo penalty kick. Nelson Mandela acknowledged the magnetic power of the game when he attended a match between South Africa and Zambia at a sold-out Ellis Park stadium in Johannesburg just hours after his presidential inauguration on 10 May 1994. On 3 February 1996, South Africa won the African Nations’ Cup by defeating Tunisia (2-0) before a delirious home crowd of 90,000 people at FNB Stadium, Soccer City. Since the year 2010 a number of bands in the realms of k-pop have become hugely popular globally. While vocal groups in the past were recognized for their intricate vocal harmonies, a number of the newer boy bands are known for their fashion trends and scintillating dance moves in songs. In present times a number of boy band groups perform live with a blend of extravagant audio-visual elements and lighting to enhance their choreographed dance routines.
