ZAMBIA'S ENTERTAINMENT DESK
LIVE WITH THE CULTURE
ISSUE 02 · MEMBER EXCLUSIVE
Natural hair, honest beauty, and the standards we refuse to be measured by. A celebration of looking and feeling like yourself.
IN THIS ISSUE
I have noticed that a lot of women are buying different brands of natural hair products and making the process of taking care of natural hair costly. What I can advise is that don’t use so many products in your hair. The use of these products makes the hair look very greasy and that will make you wash it frequently ...
While protective styling is mostly done as a way to get out of having to deal with your hair for a few weeks, it is actually a very important part of the natural hair journey; it helps prevent unnecessary breakage and damage of the hair from daily wear and handling and also helps with retaining length by keeping the...
Make up has become a growing trend in Zambia, and seeing that I am the only one who can barely apply makeup, I compiled a list of make up tips, that we can all learn from:
Fashion Why do females and beauty products work well together, a response to that's quite simple, makeup make you look amazing and women want to be amazing so there you have it a match made in heaven an ideal duo Today's style and latest shades of lipstick isn't a promise to looking amazing if you are not feeling gr...
In every society there is always a standard set, by whom? Not even I know. But what I do know is that there is always a standard. Standards are used to check for one’s intelligence, how “cool” or “lit” someone or something is. For an individual to be considered “cool”, they have to walk, talk, dress and speak in a c...
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