Once again the spring season is upon us. It's customary for all creatures to respond to the change of seasons. Color in culture is a natural phenomenon! Plants, insects, birds as well as our furry friends, will take part in the celebration this spring by flaunting exuberant colors that lift one's spirit and dazzles the onlookers. You too are invited to take part in seasonal celebrations styled with colorful fashions.

With spring right around the corner, there is no reason to wait till the last minute to recover your flattering figure so put down the junk food, and devote yourself to becoming a more healthy and fit you. You can get started with just a few days of lower calorie intake, eating healthier foods, and ignoring the sound of your stomach telling you to give in.

Nigerian makeup artiste extraordinaire now beauty entrepreneur, Banke Meshida Lawal, launched her studio as CEO of Faces Makeovers and BMPro Makeup at the Green Village in Ikeja on November 13th 2011.

The eyes can be the most important part of your make-up regimen, which is why it’s crucial to have the right tools. Whether you’re doing a simple everyday look or going out on the town your eyes have to be on point. There are a couple things you will always need when it comes to your eyes.

When it comes to makeup the lips are an important part of the masterpiece. Lips that are bold make a statement, which is why bright red, orange, coral, magenta and other similar colors are perfect when creating this look. Bold lips are sexy and expressive, so let’s see who has the hottest lipsticks around.

The question of whether or not black women prefer to wear their hair relaxed or natural has become increasingly controversial. Some black women prefer to wear their natural hair while others do not. Those who wear their natural hair are seen as proud of their black identity while those who alter the natural state of their hair are viewed as sell outs. Most discussions on this topic only go as far as attributing the preference for non-natural hair to a marginalized view of the African identity. Is it possible and acceptable for a black woman to prefer long, silky hair?ssions on this topic only go as far as attributing the preference for non-natural hair to a marginalized view of the African identity. Is it possible and acceptable for a black woman to prefer long, silky hair?

We are already familiar with Nicki Minaj's name in the cosmetics industry after the release of her line of lipsticks with M.A.C. in 2010. Now this Barbie has entered another partnership with OPI cosmetics to release a line of bright colorful nail polishes.

The beautifully talented actress Paula Patton is the newest face of CoverGirl! She is the Celebrity Brand Ambassador for the Queen collection, which means we will be seeing a lot more of Mrs. Patton. CoverGirl Cosmetics made the announcement via Twitter earlier this week.

You should always dress for yourself, but do you ever wonder what will make a man fall for how you dress? If your answer is yes then there a couple things that catch a man’s eye. Some of these things are obvious and others you may have never thought about. Let’s see what makes a man really take an interest in your style of dress.

As we all know all good things must come to an end—summer is almost over. That means that fall is coming up quick and winter isn’t too far behind. So what does this mean for your skin and hair? Time to moisturize so you aren’t a dry, flaky mess. The lower temperatures during fall and winter can wreak havoc on your hair causing dry scalp and ashy skin. Now of course there are ways to stay moisturized and warm during these cold months ahead.

Award winning Ghanaian actress, Lydia Forson will be featured in the lifestyle section of the F2FA Magazine, where she shares her recipe with African women on how to love your skin flawlessly like she does. Lydia Forson serves as a role model to African women as she was voted as one of the "top 10 Authentic beautiful women in Africa."

Beauty is a perception that is dependent on the culture and environment surrounding the individual...