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by Chesuh
in Fashion

Das Wohlbefinden des Körpers, schenke ich gerne Menschen

by Chesuh
in Fashion

“Meine Beine sind zwei wichtige Säulen in meinem Leben – ich pflege die Basis, meine Füße.” Die examinierte Krankenschwester mit zusätzlichen Qualifiktionen als Fußpflegerin und Masseurin, Scholastique Hafner: aka Sister Schola habe ich bei der Challenge Camerounais 2014 in Dortmund getroffen. Gerne arbeitet sie mit Menschen und unter Menschen. Sie schenkt der Mensch das Wohlbefinden des Körpers mit einer professionellen Pflegequalität und eine geschmeidige intakte, und gesunde Haut durch die

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in Inspired

Voila..

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in Inspired

The Real Africa” Campaign owas published on February 13th 2014 via CNN. Ithaca College African Students Association Fights Stereotypes about Africa “Africa is not a country” is not a new concept, but this statement and others have possibly never found such beautiful representation than the work of Ithaca College African Students Association and their campaign titled “The Real Africa: Fight the Stereotype” in a bid to dispel myths about Africa.

by Chesuh
in Fashion

Learn how skin colour plays a role in sun protection and vitamin D activation.

by Chesuh
in Fashion

Learn how skin colour plays a role in sun protection and vitamin D activation. If you take a look around you, at work, in your classroom or on the streets. You’ll find a small sample of the many natural skin shades that make humankind wonderfully diverse. What causes differences in skin colour? And how does skin of different types respond to ultraviolet (UV) rays? Why is it important to know

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Movie “On the Brim” Highlights Good Cause

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in Fashion

While some of us have only heard of the plight of sickle cell anemia sufferers, some have lived and experienced it through a family member or loved one. Patients with sickle cell anemia rarely live past the age of 40 years old and carry on an ordinary life. But what if they could? Together with director/producer, Musi Waa, script writers Yela Serge and Ngalla Roland creatively lace the facts of sickle cell