Bolden Blog

September 29, 2017

Bolden's 6 Favorite DIY Scrubs

by Chinelo And Ndidi

Every once in a while we have to remind ourselves to take a little time to indulge.These D.I.Y body scrub recipes are as easy as it gets - just grab a mason jar or any 4-8 oz container with lid, a spatula to stir with, and the ingredients below. Measure out and mix vigorously and it is ready to use.

September 29, 2017

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Face Masks: An Intro

by Chiamaka Eleje

This weekend’s beauty indulgence, face masks, have been around for a long time and the benefits of using them are almost immeasurable. Masks mimic the experience at a spa, and a good face mask can improve the overall appearance of your skin.

August 30, 2017

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4 Tips for Carefree Fun in the Sun

by Chiamaka Eleje

August 11, 2017

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Update on Bolden's Brightening Moisturizer SPF 30

by Chinelo And Ndidi

October 04, 2016

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LET’S TALK ABOUT SKIN

by Nneka Obidike Gerstle

Black skin is rich in color, texture and quality. Still, like all other skin types, it is often prone to a myriad of unwelcome conditions. While it would be easy enough to simply brush over our blemishes, here at Bolden we prefer to get to the root of issues, and deal with them head-on.

June 08, 2016

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Lemonade

by Nneka Obidike Gerstle

On the heel of her powerful, feather-‐ruffling Super Bowl performance, Beyoncé debuted Lemonade, her visual album, to rave reviews from critics and audiences across the globe. The warm reception came as no surprise, since just about everything breathed from the mouth of Queen Bey turns to gold, as though she were Miss Midas and not Mrs. Carter.

May 05, 2016

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Marvel at the Beauty

by Nneka Obidike Gerstle

Flowing capes, futuristic suits of armor, yellow-maned gods, and the occasional not so jolly green giant. Welcome to the wonderful Marvel Universe where creativity flourishes and the denotation of beauty is… well, a work in progress.

December 17, 2014

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All About Shea

by Bolden USA

Shea has been used for centuries in Africa in many applications; for its therapeutic and moisturizing properties, in various traditional ceremonies, and as a food source. It has a well established use as skin ointment for its anti-inflammatory properties, and its ability to help the skin heal and retain moisture. In some traditional weddings, it is used to improve the bride's skin tone and elasticity months before the ceremony. Some regions also eat the shea fruit which is high in Vitamin C, and reportedly tastes like plain yogurt.