blackfashion:

http://hellophilly.tumblr.com/

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super ill

ruineshumaines:

Cut Paper Installation by Mia Pearlman.

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Their fros were everything!

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complicated-at-best:

It happens quite often but do you ever stop to notice?!

brown babies!

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from my other blog….

discovernicoledarling:

Babies are the BEST!

Im weakkkkk! Look at @fatbellybella

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stacey-brighteyes:

i can not even..

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LMAO

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4real though!

theotherblack:

GPOY…

Everytime I hop on my bike I feel like I’m starring in my own bike seat fetish film.

Men come out of nowhere.

Anonymous asked: Hey Tab - It was great seeing you this weekend. I'm gonna pick this up. I've been wanting a good mask. Went to Costco to look at the Nikon 1 again. That is a 'sweet' camera. It is $699 w/ a instant rebate, so I'm thinkin about it [REAL HARD}. Wanted to ask you tho, I am such an amateur photographer. Do you think I should take a photography class to get the most out of the camera? Do you know of inexpensive classes? Mayb a camera store would offer free classes w/purchase tho. Sarahs Mom

Hi Mrs.Jaye!!!

I went home thinking about that camera too!!! Classes really aren’t necessary, you really need the basic knowledge of cameras and how they work, but more importantly, the best lessons come from experimentation. But I do believe Wolf Camera offers little workshops that you can definitely benefit from. I recommend getting some literature about DSLR and digital photography to learn the technicality side of things. Even getting something like DSLR Photography for Dummies will greatly boost your knowledge about photography and your confidence that you need to take an amazing photograph. If you have a good “eye” everything else is basically really easy lol honestly.

Golden…

world-shaker:

Happiness never decreases from being shared.

Aside of her skin, that tub is hecka nice!!!!

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So as many as you know, I’m a natural hair girl and I dont wear my hair straight. Wellllll lately I have been wearing my hair is a couple of protective styles and currently I have a straight hair sew-in. In order to have this look I do have to straighten my leave out, which I don’t have a problem with. But my major concern was and still is protecting my curls from heat damage, giving my hair proper moisture without drowning it (because straight hair requires a different tactic of moisturizing) and effectively sealing my hair and keeping it frizz free. So after trying a few products, I’ve found one that tackles my frizz problem great. I take a half dime amount of this and put it all over my hair after I blow dry it and before I do a touch up flat iron. I just put it on my leave out and I do it first before I style my install so when I get to it, its all dry. If you use too much, it can get a little wet. They sell it everywhere and I bought mine at target for $7. I;ve already heard great things about Loreal’s EverSleek Sulfate-Free system so I was excited to try it. I was looking for something silicon free, since I don’t use sulfate shampoo, and you need a sulfate shampoo to remove silicone out of your hair. Plus, for my personal hair care, silicon is a NO NO!It truly does the job, and stop my hair from frizzing, even on super raining Chicago days. The only thing I don’t like about it is the smell! Not my favorite but then again I am weird about smells.

One of my absolute favorite clays. Got it from wholefoods for about 5 bucks if I remember correctly, but I’m pretty sure you can find it on amazon for those who don’t have access to that grocer (I’m pretty sure it’s cheaper lol). It is 100% Pure Montmorillonite European Clay, and ultra purifying. It is for all skin types and is used for cleaning and drawing impurities from deep within the pores of the skin. I like to mix mine with a drop of Tea Tree oil for any acne I may have, as well as a very little amount of avocado oil for the moisture.  I apply it with a facial brush and let it dry for about 15 minutes. ITS JUST MAGICAL! Everybody should give it a try! Throw in a couple drops of your fav oils if you like also! Oh and somebody hire me for product photography while im at it!!!!! ;-)