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Why are you so particular about oil companies? Anyway, go get certified as an H.S.E professional and may be you might stand a chance.

No picture I doubt it even exists

overdrive: How do we pay u?

Don't bother, he is a fraud! Trust me, after you pay, you ain't getting anything.

Bbgirlnaija: I wonder if some of you guys have ever tried this? Some call it a chemical peel, some chemexfoliation or just derma-peeling. Basically, it is a technique to improve the appearance of pigment changes in the skin, acne scars, mild sun damage, or fine wrinkles.
It’s also meant to reduce dark patches due to pregnancy or taking contraceptive pills.

The chemical peels destroy and remove the upper layers of skin to allow for skin regrowth, improving the look and feel of skin that is dull in texture and colour.

There are different types of chemical peels, depending on how strong a chemical (acid) is used. Superficial peels are the mildest type and usually use glycolic acid. This peel may slightly reduce but unfortunately does not eliminate signs of aging. Medium peels are used to treat mild to moderate wrinkles, long-term sun damage and pigment changes. And the most extreme, deep peels are used to treat severe wrinkles, long-term sun damage and pronounced pigment changes BUT -and this is very important so take note - deep peels are not done on darker skin types, because they bleach the skin (!!!)

So yes, generally speaking, loads of benefits in terms of improved look of your skin … but remember that although deeper peels result in more dramatic effects, they also entail higher risks, increased pain, and longer healing time. Crusting, scaling and swelling may be common and increased sensitivity to sunlight. And if you guys have a history of herpes outbreaks then you are especially prone to infection after a chemical peel.

So what’s your take on that? I guess it is matter of balancing out …

I will check out a few beauty clinics and then make up my mind

As always, see more at www.bbgirlnaija..com

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www.dailytimes.com.ng/opinion/our-musicians-and-their-music-today

BLOG | JULY 26, 2013 - 9:13PM | BY KELVIN
IGBODO
Hello beautiful people of Nigeria,
Today, we are going to be talking music;
Nigerian music.
I actually consider myself an authority when it
comes to Nigerian music, this is because I have
a keen ear and the God given ability to
recognize good music when I see or hear it.
You may not agree with everything I would say
here but if you’re honest with yourself, you’ll
spot the truth in the midst of my jest. Let’s
proceed shall we?
Nigerian music has evolved a lot from the days
of the King Sunny Ades and Onyeka Onwenus
to the era of the Tony Tetuilas and Remedies to
today’s breed of Wizkids and Davidos. Gone
are the days when songs were all about unity
and innocent flirting. Today, we have songs on
how much money you’ve made, how to shake
your waist while avoiding arthritis and a
whole lot of stuff that makes no sense. We all
have our favorite artistes these days and I’m
just going to zoom in on some of them, see
how they’re doing and give them a piece of my
mind.
D’banj. I’M DBANJ
orskibanjasmyjamaicanfriendscallme...Well
sir, we know who you are but we really don’t
care anymore. Secondly sir, we’ve also noticed
you don’t use the skibanj line anymore. It’s ok,
we understand that your Jamaican friends have
left you. See, it’s really not your fault. Sir, have
you listened to your ‘songs’ of recent? No, I
need you to answer sincerely, can you actually
have the patience and sit through a playlist of
your songs without scratching your nails on
glass in excitement? Guys! Guys! What
happened to the Kokomaster? What happened
to the Tongolo master? What happened to the
“Why Me?” crooner? Since D’banj joined GOOD
music, all we’ve h(e)a(r)d is bad music. Since
the split with Don Jazzy, things have been not-
so-good for our dear D’banj, or could it be
because he doesn’t use the harmonica
anymore?
M.I: Mr Incredible has actually overdone
himself of recent. I remember when MI was
quite hungry and still rapped. These days, he
falls short of the lyrical quality that many of us
grew to love. I mean it wasn’t such a tall order
for MI to just stay up there and churn out
quality stuff.
But no, he had to show us how much of a
chairman he was. “They call me the chairman,
because I flow pieces... ” KILL ME NOW
PLEASE!!! Look I don’t even understand that
song or video. I told someone the concept of
the song might just be about MI’s ability to stay
seated throughout a video. I loved the beat but
that’s about it. I mean, if Jude wants to release
a club jam, I’m sure he could do better than
sound like a baga. Mi needs to fix up real
quick, but my consolation is that it’s not over
for him yet. I still strongly believe that Mi can
and will arise again, if you do too, shout a big
AMEN!
IcePrince: Look, let’s not even hate on this
guy. Mr Aboki has over the years morphed
from a nursery rhymer to one holding his own.
I remember when he used to drop “mind-
blowing” lines and we had to listen two, three,
sometimes forty four times to decipher what he
was on about. I mean, Ice prince gave us lines
like “you’re like my dad’s brother, your
swagger is uncool” Deep, yes? haha. These
days, Ice just gets guys to do all the singing
while he does the chorus. GENIUS!! And to
show you how successful he’s become, he just
won a BET award. He definitely has been
working hard and I think he deserves the
recognition right about now.
Wizkid: ALL HAIL THE KING!!!!!
YAGAAAAAAAA!!!! Look, Wizkid is the best
ok? He’s like Wizking. I mean, is it just me or
has Wizkid consistently dropped songs that
immediately become hits? This dude is blessed,
no jokes. We have even forgotten this was the
same Shitta kid with the fluctuating ‘H’factor.
Now no one even remembers that. Wizkid
stands tall in the industry right now and like
wine that matures with age, he just keeps
getting better. The birth of Star Boy records has
seen the unveiling of Maleek Berry and man,
dude has some talent as well. Wiz is definitely
doing good for himself, he just needs to slow
down while driving and ensure he stays alive.
Olamide: First of all, yeah I know what you
said in your head. That’s alright. Olamide
actually needs no Introduction, 2013 has clearly
been his year. While some say he’s riding on
Dagrin’s fame, I beg to differ. if you want to
know how powerful and influential Olamide
is, here’s what you do: Enter a bus, when the
conductor asks for money and you don’t have,
hail him with the following words: “Baddddo!!!
Baddest guy ever liveth!!!” Watch the guy smile
and ask you to go peacefully...or not. I don’t
know these things.
Iyanya: *takes off shirt* Yeah that’s more
comfortable. Iyanya clearly broke on to the
scene just by introducing the Efik ‘etighi’ dance
to those in the city. All he did to make sure it
was widely accepted, spend some time in the
gym, get some tattoos done, pour enough baby
oil on his body, take off his shirt and study
some Awilo videos.
Next thing we know, the former love song
singer became the Minister of exposure and
waist. Iyanya is doing well for himself, even
though all his songs basically have the same
direction. Can’t blame him, he’s discovered his
Unique selling point and he’s milking that cow
till it dies. Father, we pray against arthritis.
There are whole other artistes to write on but
I’ll leave that till my next post. Till then, share
your opinions on your favorite musicians
using the comment box.

Afunkybaby: marvelling i have nothing against you, even the analyst website you have been talking about i checked it out, but like i said this thread is for FST students, and you were saying i am the only one commenting on this thread, well that doesn't bother me, because even the thread that has 100 pages started from the first stage, i know gradually that FST students and graduates will see this thread and comment, i dont mind waiting at all. Your statement was very harsh and it hurts.

My dear! as at the time I made that post I was merely stating the obvious fact. Don't take it personal

Afunkybaby: kaze4blues and mavelling please dont derail this thread ok, this thread is for the interaction of food science and technology students ok.

How many food scientists have commented on this thread apart from you?

kaze4blues: I check the site and am really impressed.

Am interested but I don't know how much is the application fee.

Kindly help with the amount.

Thanks

Get your nysc discharge certificate first, then apply. The total training is three years

Give us free trial or nothing will convince us that you are legit. You need our testimonies, someone here has already pointed fingers at you. You need to salvage your already battered image.

gemnation: Nothing of such is happening on my thread, Sir. Call to confirm.

Too bad, nobody! and I repeat nobody will patronise you with no guarantee that you'll deliver