Nigerian weddings are typically true-life celebrations. It takes a great deal of time and talent to prepare a bride for the ceremony, but the variety of shapes and brilliant colors of traditional bridal clothing are well worth the effort. Brides can be dressed in gowns, bridal gowns, headscarves, and festive makeup and always look stunning.
In Nigeria, ahead tie is referred to as a gele – the Yoruba, one of the country's several ethnic groups, use this term. However, head wraps are customary for all Nigerians and indeed for the majority of African societies. A stylishly folded gele is a must-have for everyday wear and a must-have for important occasions such as weddings.
Traditional patterns and colors can be found in the Aso-Oke material used to make geles, which are tightly woven and glossy. Cotton, silk, rayon, and metallic lurex fibers are the most frequently used threads in weaving today.
What is a Keloid?
Keloids are elevated scar tissue outgrowths that develop at the site of a skin injury. They occur where the skin has been wounded by trauma, surgery, blisters, immunizations, acne, or body piercing. Keloids can occur in areas of the skin when there is no obvious damage. Keloids are distinct from mature scars in terms of substance and size. Certain individuals are predisposed to keloid formation and may develop them in multiple locations.
African-Americans are more likely to develop keloids. They are most frequently found on the shoulders, upper back, and chest, but can appear anywhere. When a keloid develops as a result of a skin incision or injury, the keloid scar tissue continues to grow for a period of time after the original wound has healed, becoming larger and more apparent until it reaches its final size. They often arise between the ages of 10 and 30 and are equally prevalent in both sexes, though they may be more prevalent in young women with pierced ears. In patients who have undergone open-heart surgery, keloids may grow above the breastbone.
Symptoms
Keloids are most frequently found in locations of past trauma but may extend beyond the area of injury. They are smooth, spherical, and shiny skin elevations that might be pink, purple, or brown in color. They might be doughy or stiff and rubbery to the touch, and frequently have an itchy, tender, or unpleasant sensation. They may be unpleasant. A big keloid over a joint may impair joint function.
Diagnosis
The look of the keloid and history of tissue injuries, such as surgery, acne, or body piercing, help the doctor diagnose it. In exceptional circumstances, the doctor may remove a small section of skin to examine under a microscope. This is referred to as a biopsy.
Duration
Keloids can grow slowly for weeks, months, or even years. Their growth stops, but they don't go away on their own. Once a keloid forms, it is permanent unless it is removed or effectively treated. Keloids that have been removed or treated frequently regrow.
Prevention
Individuals at risk of developing keloids should avoid cosmetic surgery. When such patients require surgery, doctors can take extra steps to prevent the growth of keloids at the incision site. Several techniques may be used to minimize keloid formation, including covering the healing wound with hypoallergenic paper tape for several weeks following surgery, covering the wound with small silicone gel sheets following surgery, and initiating the healing period with corticosteroid injections or radiation treatments at the surgical wound site.
Why you should not be in a relationship with a dirty person
People are great; people appear to be extremely cool and pleasant until you meet them, become friends with them, or enter into a relationship with them.
To be in a relationship with a dirty person requires regular advice and guidance, energy, and a lot of talking. Your mental health will be affected. If you still don't understand, keep reading.
I am an extremely clean and neat person. I prefer a tidy and well-kept environment. I believe that every human being should be clean, if not tidy, but clean. Being clean is fundamental for your health, and if you cannot protect yourself, you cannot protect others. When you engage in sexual activities with an unclean person, you expose yourself to a range of infections.
Here is a clearer picture.
Your partner is unconcerned about using public restrooms; he or she is unconcerned about the consequences and does not view it as a big deal; believe me, toilet infections are going to be your friend if both of you are sexually active. Your partner doesn't think that washing his or her hands regularly is needed, just get ready to be a participant in seasonal illnesses, and also to face additional health problems during disease outbreaks.
Even Santa cannot be pleased with everyone, as not everyone has been a good boy or girl throughout the year. Without further ado, in case you find yourself under pressure to purchase a gift for a sibling or friend who has been particularly naughty, here are some Christmas gift ideas for the naughty ones.
A pair of socks
Because they've been so mischievous, they require something to cover their legs in shame. One of these will do.
A book with valuable moral lessons.
For the time being, let's see if they improve after reading the book.
Makeup applications should not result in outbreaks. However, if brushes are not cleaned consistently, applying cosmetics may cause more harm than good. Dirty brushes can store bacteria that can be transferred to the skin and result in eruptions of acne.
Not only are filthy bristles unpleasant for the skin, but they're also hard on brushes. Makeup residue can eventually deteriorate the fibers. As a result, clean, well-maintained brushes will last longer than ones that are not cleaned regularly.
Additionally, clean bristles perform better than filthy ones. Brushes with a thick coating hinder powders from dispersing evenly across the face. When makeup is applied with clean bristles, it applies more evenly.
Makeup brushes should be cleaned every one to two weeks to maintain skin clear, safeguard the quality of the brushes, and promote even powder application. Clean and disinfect brushes with a homemade solution.
Ingredients
1 and a half cups distilled water
rubbing alcohol 2 tbsp
1 teaspoon olive oil
2 tablespoons castile soap
20 drops tea tree essential oil
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