A true Diva does not like to diva all by herself, I personally have the desire for all women to locate the Diva within them, pull her out and rock it! On many nights out I have seen so many women not working their full potential . That hurts me real bad as many of you are probably looking at other women and saying 'I wish I could dress like her, apply my make up like her, style my hair like her' etc...etc...LADIES! There is no wishing to becoming a DIVA if you want it, see it and grab it with both hands...style is free you know!
Here are a few tips we at the Academy have come up with to help you along...
1. Get a bra that fits correctly...there isn't a
human female that should have more than 2 breasts, if your bra is making you look like you have 4...BIN IT!
2. Please, please, please stop rocking a blonde weave if your complexion does not permit it! You know who you are, its time to get over the ' I wanna be a barbie when I grow up' fantasy. We're all grown now and colour 1B (off black)is your friend, please get to know her....FAST!
3. The hem of your skirt should not be longer at the front than at the back...Sure be proud of your curves, just get a well fitted skirt and you will look more together and like you actually looked in the mirror before you left the house!
4. It is better to remove your acrylic tips rather than have a gap that looks as though its about ready to celebrate its 1st birthday!
5. If we can see your areola you are showing too much breast...enough said!
6. Lacefronts: They are great but I am starting a campaign to bring the forehead back, too many are going missing due to incorrect positioning. Please find a reputable technician.
Now ladies I talk from experience, during my blonde ambition days (yes I had some) I was rocking 4 bags of colour 27 (honey blonde) wet 'n' wavy on my 18 year old head. To top it all off I wore a faux fur white knee length coat bought second hand from my grandfather's residential home and had the nerve to wait for the 207 bus on the Uxbridge Road! I thought I looked like Faith Evans in the 'Soon as I get home ' video, I did I think...however it was the glue sniffing version!
So there we have it. I hope this helps some of you...so until next time keep spreading the DIVA!
Here are a few tips we at the Academy have come up with to help you along...
1. Get a bra that fits correctly...there isn't a
human female that should have more than 2 breasts, if your bra is making you look like you have 4...BIN IT!
2. Please, please, please stop rocking a blonde weave if your complexion does not permit it! You know who you are, its time to get over the ' I wanna be a barbie when I grow up' fantasy. We're all grown now and colour 1B (off black)is your friend, please get to know her....FAST!
3. The hem of your skirt should not be longer at the front than at the back...Sure be proud of your curves, just get a well fitted skirt and you will look more together and like you actually looked in the mirror before you left the house!
4. It is better to remove your acrylic tips rather than have a gap that looks as though its about ready to celebrate its 1st birthday!
5. If we can see your areola you are showing too much breast...enough said!
6. Lacefronts: They are great but I am starting a campaign to bring the forehead back, too many are going missing due to incorrect positioning. Please find a reputable technician.
Now ladies I talk from experience, during my blonde ambition days (yes I had some) I was rocking 4 bags of colour 27 (honey blonde) wet 'n' wavy on my 18 year old head. To top it all off I wore a faux fur white knee length coat bought second hand from my grandfather's residential home and had the nerve to wait for the 207 bus on the Uxbridge Road! I thought I looked like Faith Evans in the 'Soon as I get home ' video, I did I think...however it was the glue sniffing version!
So there we have it. I hope this helps some of you...so until next time keep spreading the DIVA!
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