Justin timberlake marine corps ball


Justin Timberlake conventional an invitation in July to attend the Marine Corps Ball, and last night the star reserved his word.

On Saturday, Timberlake escorted Cpl. Kelsey De Santis to the Marine social event at the Bigger Richmond Convention Center in Richmond, Virginia.

He posed with several Marines by the event, and was nothing not as much of than gracious.

On Sunday, he took to his blog to talk on the subject of “one of the most affecting evenings I’ve increasingly had.

Interview with Lia Miller


Tell me about yourself:

"I am a single mother of three daughters. One of whomis a teenager. I promote natural living, active parenting and aspiritually driven lifestyle. I am a commercial print and promotional modeland, have worked in nursing, the past 12 years. I also have background in highend fashion resale/retail and boutique ownership. I have lived in a total oftwo countries, seven states, approximately 25 cities and every coast in the US. I canrelate to most anyone. My talents are - cooking and concept creating. I standon an active children right’s platform, with a strong focus on the abolishmentof child sex trafficking. I enjoy - playing with my children, reading, cooking,quote and poetry writing, reflexology, attending concerts, swimming, finedining, natural alternative research and watching new films. I love my life andwould not change a thing."

Tell me about your natural hair:
"I have been natural most of my life because of mytri-racial makeup. I made attempts to use relaxers in the past, but chemicalsnever took to my hair. With one shampoo or drop of rain, my kinks and wavesreturned. I feel and look far better with my natural hair. Now that I amcompletely natural, to the point of just “wash and go,” it has affected me in avery positive way. I don’t have to spend any of my time styling my hair, norbuying an excessive amount of products. Being natural tends to bother some people."  Not everyone is "kink/curl fans. I ownmy beauty and can only encourage opposing views to remaining true to characterand self confidence. I have always described my hair as a war against manynations, that are all leading in equal victory. My hair is kinky, curly, wavyand silky. With a good conditioner and brushing, it becomes straight towavy.  My hair regiment is very simple. Ishampoo daily, with Miss Jessie’s Shampoo and Aubrey's all natural lavenderconditioners. Then just comb through wet hair with a large comb, shake and airdry. Occasionally, I mix and apply organic coconut oil and lavender oil to myscalp and hair. The Miss Jessie’s Super Slip Sudsy Detangling Shampoo is a musthave in my home, as my three daughters are also natural. It is a time, and lifesaver. The mistakes I’ve made with my hair that I have learned from are,applying damaging heat, going against my curl pattern and combing my hair whileit is dry. I enjoy a wet comb through and a ionic blow out, with a diffuser,when I want to switch up my style now and then."


What advice would you give others:
"One piece of advise I would give anyone that is newlynatural or considering the transition, is to allow the walls of dissimulationto fall. Remaining true to who we really are is far more admirable and selffulfilling. The very best thing about being natural is, freedom of embracing myorigin."

Lia is located in Atlanta, Georgia. To see more and learn more about Lia, go to -  Online Portfolio and her Blog.  To contact Lia, email her at www.vixenliamiller@live.com.

Waxelene! A Healthier Alternative

I wanted to let you all know about a great product called Waxelene. It is an organic alternative of  vaseline/petroleum jelly.  I have been looking for alternatives to using vaseline, after I watched an episode of Dr. OZ and found out that it can cause health problems over time -
"Petroleum jelly is a byproduct of oil drilling, and whenyou spread it on your lips, you end up eating it, which is essentially the sameas drinking gasoline. Add up the amount of lip-gloss the average woman uses(and consumes) over a decade, and it equals 7 pounds. The European Union hasbanned many petroleum jelly products, and experts are concerned they could belinked to cancer. Women with breast cancer have twice the levels ofhydrocarbons (substances found in petroleum jelly) in their breasts than womenwho haven’t had breast cancer." - Source:     Dr. Oz The Top Three Dangers In Your Beauty Products
Great USE's WAXELENE FOR:
  • Anything you would use petroleum jelly for and more!
  • Skin moisturizing, protection, and lubrication - lips, feet – anywhere!
  • Protection from chafing, friction, and wind burn - jogging, biking, volleyball, etc.
  • Make-up & removal - add extra gloss to lips/face or remove make-up the healthy way.
  • Soothing chapped, dry skin (Eczema & Psoriasis)
  • Reducing diaper irritation - babies love Waxelene!
  • Aftershave for face/legs etc.
  • Wetsuit rash prevention - won't deteriorate wetsuit and no petroleum in the water!
  • Hair - thick texture aids in styling while moisturizing and nourishing
  • After Sun
  • Hands - relieving drying effects from repeated hand washings or doing dishes
  • Tons of other creative household and cosmetic uses
BENEFITS:
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  • No parabens or artificial ingredients
  • Smooth and silky consistency
  • All natural
  • Contains organic ingredients
  • Water/sweat resistant - Lasting protection.
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For more information, go to Waxelene.com.

Natural Beauty of the Week! Tomayaful


Name: Tamaratare Omaya

Style Inspiration:  I love the singer Monica’s fashionsense...... and Brandy Norwood. Classy meets sexy is my style inspiration. I like collared work button upshirts with shorts, and a pair of heels, or short sexy suits....Big dazzlingearrings, bangles, and makeup. I love the bold red lip, the Smokey eye...pretty foundation... burgundy, and brown shades, and well as the nude pink orbeige look on lips. I also love false eyelashes to make my face pop. I love Glamorouseyes to go with the Glamorous afro! Whooooo!
Favorite looks on how I rock my natural hair: Chunky twistouts are my favorite it makes such a statement with me, and brings me out. Ilove it. I also like my hair in mini twists as a protective style, and I playup my look with big earrings, and pretty lips!  I love silk scarves with vibrant colors,and clips to accessorize the blown out fro, or chunky twist out fro.

Advice I would like to give other naturals: Look intothe mirror, and call yourself beautiful every morning. Please look at people onyoutube, there very informative, and theirs a whole natural hair community waitingfor you with open arms. Research, and ask other naturals questions. Take aprofessional photo shoot for more confidence. Try a different style every week.Make Natural hair goals, and length goals. Thank your creator with what he hasblessed you with, and DONT COMPARE your hair with someone else's.

To see and learn more about Tamaratare, go to Youtube & Facebook.
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