It's all shades of melanin and body positivity on the cover of Glam Africa Magazine's newest issue. A must READ MOTIVATION
In honour of
Black History Month, Glam
Africa Magazine releases its new issue for October-December featuring
many empowering women of colour.
Standards of
beauty are changing, and this change was brought about by strategic moves by
people in media. Now, Glam Africa is choosing to be part of that change, by
featuring conversations with women of colour tell stories about staying true to
who they are and loving themselves in the face of adversities and tough beauty
standards.
These nine
women talk about what it meant to grow up in black communities with vitiligo,
alopecia, burn scars, darker skin and with what people call "uncoventional
type of beauty".
With a large
following of over 100,000, there is no stopping this beauty influencer. Though
she had four of her limbs cut off at just two years old after contracting
meningitis and gangrene, Hannah Olateju proves that she is only
differently-abled and not disabled in any way, using makeup and fashion to
inspire women all around the world.
Founder of
Dark-skinned Hijabis, Hodhen Liaden hopes to inspire darker-skinned
Muslim girls to love their bodies, skin and religion.
Eva Khyne
Sam
Diagnosed with vitiligo in her 20s, Eva Khyne Sam continues to spread positive vibes to other people suffering from vitiligo by being a model who has been featured in a winning image for Portrait of Britain.
Nikky Odutayo
Losing your
all your hair at only 21 can be tough but Nikky Odutayo came out
strong. A pastor, mental health advocate and motivational speaker, she counsels
young people to not give up hope no matter the condition.
Jacqueline
Ilumoka
Uniquely
created with striking features, Jacqueline Ilumoka learnt to love her
features in spite of the criticisms she faced as a young girl. Now, she uses
her platform as an international model and marketer to propagate self-love.
Read more
about the women and others when you purchase the magazine at
www.glamafrica.com/magazine.
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