Just FYI – I am not selling the products linked to this post that offers suggestions for Brown Eyes. However, I believe brown-eyed women deserve more attention for their attractiveness. If you like makeup, this post provides various ways to enhance brown eye color.
Stay beautiful 🙂
At the Healthline website, which I often read, the answer for Black People is YES…. Skin Cancer is also a cause of concern for taking precautions against the sun affecting their well-being.
Below are the facts, which I have taken the time to gather for your information and personal research.
Can Black People Get Skin Cancer?
Yes! Black people can develop skin cancer. Regardless of race or ethnicity, anyone can be exposed to the same environmental risk factors, such as UV rays.
Sources: Can Black People Get Skin Cancer?
Overall, skin cancer is less common in Black people. Data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) found that in 2021 (the most recent data available), one case of melanoma occurred per 100,000 Black people, compared with 30 cases per 100,000 white people.
Many times, Black people don’t receive a diagnosis until its later stages. According to the American Academy of Dermatology (AAD), 22% of melanomas in Black people receive a diagnosis after the cancer has already spread to surrounding lymph nodes, and 14% when the cancer has spread to distant lymph nodes and other organs.
You can read my post about the Great Bob Marley at the link below:
Is Sunscreen for Darker Skin People Necessary? | HairBlues
basal cell carcinoma is more commonTrusted Source in Hispanic and Asian American people than in Black people. Meanwhile, squamous cell carcinoma is more common in Black people and Asian Indians than in other people of color.
Generally speaking, skin cancer often appears on areas of the body that get frequent sunlight exposure. Some examples of such areas include the:
Additionally, skin cancer on dark skin tends to show up more often in specific areas of the body. These include the: bottom of the foot lower legs, palms, under a fingernail or toenail, groin.
Finding care for skin cancer if you are Black.
If you’re looking for skin cancer care that focuses on dark skin, several resources can help:
Special Note:
Who is the Skin of Color Society? – Skin of Color Society
Healthline Source Link:
Skin Health Resources for the Black Community
All the best in Wellness!
Purchasing clothes and makeup that are sustainable products not only supports climate advocacy but also promotes ethical practices in the fashion and beauty industries, which have significant impacts on our planet and communities. I have shared insights and useful tips on these topics in the past, helping others to make informed choices. This month, I am pleased to introduce you to websites I discovered that focus on sustainable clothing and makeup.
What is sustainable clothing? Find out why you should care at the link below:
https://greencitizen.com/blog/what-is-sustainable-clothing/
What are sustainable makeup brands?
https://www.thegoodtrade.com/features/clean-organic-makeup-brands/
https://www.thegoodtrade.com/the-daily-good/
Sustainable and cruelty-free beauty products are not just better for the environment; they are better for you as well.
Source: https://www.trvst.world/sustainable-living/eco-friendly/7-reasons-to-choose-cruelty-free-and-sustainable-beauty-products/
By exploring these platforms, you can take meaningful steps toward a more sustainable lifestyle, making purchasing decisions that reflect your values and support climate advocacy.
All the best in Beauty & for OUR Planet!
Wirecutter is one of my favorite places to get recommendations for various items. Their thorough reviews and user feedback help simplify the decision-making process, especially when it comes to products we use daily. In a recent article, they focused on the topic of Makeup Remover, which is something many of us consider essential for maintaining healthy skin. With the vast array of options available, choosing the right one can be quite overwhelming.
In the article, they shared their findings on several top-rated makeup removers, evaluating factors like effectiveness, skin compatibility, and price points. This kind of detailed analysis not only highlights the best products but also provides insight into what makes a makeup remover truly effective, such as its ability to break down stubborn makeup without harsh chemicals.
I couldn’t help but share the link with you because we are always looking for guidelines that are beneficial for our skin and pocketbook. Having reliable recommendations can lead to better skincare choices and ultimately save us from spending on products that do not meet our needs. I hope you find the article as informative and useful as I did!
News You Can Use 🙂
Age Spots are often paid attention to more in the summer months when our skin is exposed to the UV light, which can exacerbate their appearance. The Mayo Clinic has some essential guidelines for protecting your beautiful skin from sun damage that can lead to the formation of these spots. It’s crucial to invest in a broad-spectrum sunscreen with at least SPF 30, applying it generously on all exposed skin, even on cloudy days, as UV rays can penetrate through the clouds. Additionally, wearing protective clothing, seeking shade during peak sun hours, and wearing hats can further shield your skin. Take a look at the comprehensive recommendations from the Mayo Clinic when you have an opportunity to ensure you maintain a radiant, youthful complexion throughout the year.
By the way, younger people can get these spots if they spend time in the sun.
News you can use 🙂
Oftentimes we continue our skin routines no matter the season. However, it turns out that there are some suggestions on how to revamp your routine for the Spring transition, a time when the air becomes warmer and the days grow longer. As the environment shifts, our skin also requires adjustments to maintain its health and radiance. Incorporating lightweight moisturizers, refreshing toners, and exfoliating treatments can be beneficial, as they help to remove the remnants of dry winter skin and prepare for the humidity of the coming months. Below are some links that I think might be helpful in deciding what is best for your skin routine, offering advice on specific products and techniques suited for springtime skin care.
Some websites you may find interesting include a variety of resources dedicated to cruelty-free and vegan beauty products that align with today’s ethical standards in the industry. For instance, you can explore the informative article on The Skincare Whisperer, which highlights the top cruelty-free brands you need to know for 2025. This resource not only provides insights into popular products but also emphasizes the importance of making conscious beauty choices that respect animal welfare. Additionally, signing up for the newsletter can keep you updated on the latest trends, exclusive deals, and expert tips that will enhance your beauty routine while staying sustainable.
https://theskincarewhisperer.com/vegan-beauty-in-2025-top-cruelty-free-brands-you-need-to-know/
https://www.butterandme.co/pages/about-us
Skincare Magazines
https://magazine.feedspot.com/skin_care_magazines/
Stay beautiful! 🙂
News you can use 🙂
I think it’s useful to be reminded that wearing sunscreen every day is important for your well-being regimen, not just on sunny days but throughout the entire year, as harmful UV rays can penetrate clouds and affect your skin even in overcast conditions. Therefore, I am posting reputable sources that will help you to make informed decisions on the best use of this advice, including expert recommendations on SPF levels and application techniques, ensuring that you maintain healthy skin while enjoying outdoor activities. Additionally, incorporating sunscreen into your daily routine can significantly reduce the risk of skin damage, premature aging, and even skin cancer, making it a vital step in your self-care practices.
Best Reef Safe Sunscreens
Stay beautiful 🙂
Happy New Year Everyone!
I could not wait to share this latest information about skin care products that I received from the New York Times Wirecutter Newsletter, which I subscribe to.
Take a look at the link your next opportunity.
Stay beautiful !
All the best in Wellness!
I recently enjoyed a salad sprinkled with bee pollen and was amazed by the flavor. Consequently, I searched for it in the supermarket to use as a seasoning for my salads. And guess what? I discovered that it’s beneficial for various health issues, including arthritis, which I have, and boosting energy, which I could use. I found this information on WebMD, a source I often use for research. You might want to consider adding it to your diet too.
Source link: https://www.webmd.com/diet/health-benefits-bee-pollen
Learn more about Bee Pollen for your beauty regimen and hair growth!
https://honeybeehobbyist.com/benefits-of-bee-pollen/
All the best in Wellness!
Hello Everyone,
Listeners of my podcast, Judith Guerra Wellness Connections, know that I often address Climate Change, a pressing issue underscored by the severe impact on those who endure the loss of homes, loved ones, and more due to climate disasters.
What measures is the beauty industry implementing to tackle this challenge, and how can we make a difference? I’ve recently discovered some fascinating details about this subject. Take some time to visit the website mentioned below and think about how you can participate in the collective endeavor to combat this crisis simply by being informed about what to look for.
CLICK 🙂
https://blog.cleanhub.com/sustainable-beauty-guide#what-is-sustainable-beauty
Remain radiant and well-informed. Wishing you the very best in your journey to beauty wellness!
I'm Emily, a female biker who loves to travel, drink coffee and pet dogs.
storytelling the world
We exist to help people understand themselves.
Herbalist, gardener and teacher.
Aromatherapy for NYC
Tablescape ideas and designs to teach, inspire, and stir the imagination
Food thats tasty as fork!
Sharing books, author voices, and news from the University of Washington Press
The World through My Lens
HairBlues 