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nike4luv:nike4luv is right, you should probably see a doctor. I have a friend who uses Clindoxl and Isotrex and it worked wonders on her skin. Timi1990, try asking your doctor about those two medications. Hopefully, those medications can help with your acne. |
toytuns:Good, this is the sort of determination I wanna see. Can't wait to see your desins on the runway. By the way, do you have a line if so, what is the name? |
For some people it work for others, it doesn't. It depends on how you rock it. |
toytuns:Eh ya, I wish you lots of success in your fashion endeavors. Momolu really seems like a nice woman. I haven't met her in person but I've been to some events where she was at and she seems pretty cool. Have you ever thought of getting involved in New York African Fashion Week? A close family friend of mine was in it last season and I was so proud of her. |
toytuns:Momolu is from Liberia. I've seen her work her in the New York and hands down, the woman has got talent. |
Eh ya |
vanitty:If you consider mediocrity as Anna Wintour pulling Naomi Campbell from the cover of Vogue and replacing her with a white model then what is actual racism? Its a know fact that the woman doesn't like putting black models on the covers let alone creating a Vogue Africa. Just because there have been little sprinkles of black models on the cover of Vogue doesn't mean that its not racism. |
toytuns:He's already known in the industry. Its obvious that he has talent and that he does good work. It's a combination or racism, capitalism, and fear of the unknown . Its sad. Some of those people at the events I go to with my sister, the people will sit there and smile to your face while at the same time talk bad about you . |
Timi1990:No problem . Hmmm, I have no idea if it would be delivered to Lagos since I've never ordered my soaps online. Each time I buy the soap it is directly from the store. You could try e-mailing them so you could ask them if they ship to Nigeria. If they say no, you still have the option of ordering from Amazon. On the link that I sent you, there is a page that sells the soap for 3 in a pack. Lemme know how things go or if you need more help. |
vanitty:Hmmm, I remember hearing about this months ago. Protecting their image? That is by far the lamest excuse I have ever heard. Its all about race!!! Look, I've been to those fashion week parties and behind all the glitz and glam is nothin' but racism. Smh, you wouldn't believe the sort of conversations I've overheard people having. It's a damn shame. Oh by the way here's a link to another article written about it. I love that site by the way, I check it out ever week when they have new articles >>> http://cocoandcreme.com/2010/07/vogue-africa-rejected-by-conde-nast . Anway, Condé Nast has always had a reputation for their underhanded racism. |
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but with lots of efforts and hardwork, he will get there
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. Hmmm, I have no idea if it would be delivered to Lagos since I've never ordered my soaps online. Each time I buy the soap it is directly from the store. You could try e-mailing them so you could ask them if they ship to Nigeria. If they say no, you still have the option of ordering from Amazon. On the link that I sent you, there is a page that sells the soap for 3 in a pack. Lemme know how things go or if you need more help.