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4-minute read Have you ever found yourself lying awake at night, heart heavy with worry about your teenager’s safety during interactions with the police? It’s a question that lingers for many parents and caregivers, especially when history and statistics both
4-minute read I’ve spent a lot of time thinking about beauty—what it means, who gets to define it, and whether it’s really as inclusive as we like to think. And the more I look at it, the more I realize
4-minute read Let’s be honest—the Hidden Agenda Behind Beauty Ads is everywhere. They follow us on our phones, pop up in our social feeds, and even sneak their way into our subconscious when we least expect it. One minute you’re
4-minute read Have you ever found yourself stressing over every single pound while worrying about how to teach your kids the value of money? It’s a reality for many families, and let’s be honest—it’s not always easy. Despite the struggle,
Imani entered today’s session exuding the same effortless elegance she always did. Her satin, deep blue blouse draped perfectly over her frame, paired with high-waisted black trousers that accentuated her poise. Her sleek bun, subtle gold hoop earrings, and polished
4-minute read Have you ever stopped to think about the things your parents did to make you feel safe? Not just the obvious stuff, like locking the doors at night or reminding you to look both ways before crossing the
Have you ever wondered if you should discuss “selling out” with your kids? It’s a loaded conversation in our communities—a phrase tossed around to describe when someone seems to abandon their roots or compromise their values for mainstream success. If
4-minute read As a Black woman who grew up navigating Western beauty standards, I’ve always been acutely aware of how Western Beauty Clashes with Black Culture, creating tension between my identity and heritage. Western ideals push a version of beauty
I’ve always loved makeup. There’s something magical about the way a bit of colour here, a little highlight there, can transform your look—and your mood. But I’ve also always been conscious about wearing too much. In a world shaped by
Imani arrived today looking as poised as ever yet something felt different. This session focused on Strength Through Vulnerability, which was about letting go of perfection and embracing authenticity. She wore a satin emerald-green blouse that caught the light with
Imani walked into today’s session, carrying herself with the same polished confidence as always, but today’s focus was different—this was about The Courage to Be Imperfect. Her outfit—a deep emerald-green blazer paired with tailored black trousers—complimented her flawless caramel complexion.
Imani arrived today with her usual flawless presentation as if she’d stepped straight out of a magazine spread, yet beneath the polished exterior, the fear of not being enough lingered just beneath the surface. Her crisp white blouse was perfectly
Imani walked into the office today with a quieter energy than usual. The perfection in her appearance remained—the tailored outfit, flawless makeup, and confident posture—but her expression betrayed an uneasiness she couldn’t hide. As she settled into her chair, she
Over the years, I’ve seen and read a lot about how Eurocentric beauty standards hurt Black women—not just on the surface but by draining our energy and undermining our confidence. Social media posts, opinion pieces, and various storeys from everyday
When I was a little girl, beauty felt like a mystery to me. But it wasn’t that I wanted to emulate White women—I didn’t. I wanted to emulate the Diana Rosses of the world and the little girls I’d see
9-minute read The door opens, and Imani walks into the office. As usual, she looks immaculate. Her tailored, navy-blue business suit, with sharp lines, highlights her confidence. Her hair is perfectly styled, her makeup flawless. With her rich, caramel complexion
If you grew up in a Black family, you’ve likely felt the impact of “tough love.” Maybe it was the way your mother’s sharp words corrected you before you could embarrass yourself—or her. Or the way your father’s firm discipline
