MARCH 2011 NEWSLETTER ARTICLES: 

In this newsletter we are showcasing: 

· Confessions of a Blackaholic. Are you displaying overdose symptoms? 

· 1st of a 10 Part Series on "Re-vamp & Transform to A New You". Setting the Platform for Transformation.

· Unwrap the New You. Thousands of woman around the world are discovering a new way of dressing for only $25.00

· Have your say, share your stories and who else would love to receive this newsletter

Confessions of a Blackaholic.

Are you displaying overdose symptoms?  Part I 
Do you answer yes to the following?
How will you score? Mostly YES | SOMETIMES | NO

1.  When you go shopping, you buy black because it is just so so easy?                                                                                                      
2. Most of your clothes are either mixed black with black or bright top with black bottoms?          

3. Most of your clothes are either mixed black with black or bright top with black bottoms?

4. If you took a photo of your wardrobe will the photo come out mostly black with a few shades of grey? And the odd
lonely colour pieces showing up here and there?

5. Do your friends comment about how much black your wear or say you look very 'artistic'?

6. Do you wear black clothes, dye your hair black and wear a lot of make-up?

7. Have you tried to introduce colours however when you do, you have problems matching?

8. Do you use black to camouflage a certain part of your body?

9. Are you tired of always being the 'dark' one in the crowd?

How did you score?  YES | SOMETIMES | NO

1/10 Part Series on

"Re-vamp & Transform to A New You".

Part I Setting the Platform for Transformation.

What is style?  As we live in a highly image conscious world does this represent a wardrobe full of ‘snobby labels’ the latest trends or spending a lot of time on our exterior?

Think of the last time you went to a function/party or wedding and you admired a certain women’s sense of style.  Was she naturally the slimmest, the youngest and the most beautiful woman in the room?  Most probably not.  However, there was a sense of flair of confidence maybe consciously or subconsciously she knew how to maximise ‘her’ unique features and how to camouflage those less flattering areas which we all have!

Isn’t it interesting that societies marry style together with beauty; however style is all about having a healthy and positive self-image while expressing ‘your’ unique personality with total confidence.

Here are some simple tips on how to flaunt your fabulous style for a healthier self-image.

1:- Take stock of yourself!

Confused?  Believe it or not looking fabulous starts by recognising ‘your’ unique features.  And, don’t we usually start by focusing on our ‘not-so’good’ areas.  I constantly hear women point at all those challenge areas and when I ask them what their ‘unique’ features are I am usually met with a blank face and searching mind. I have developed a simple awareness step I call the ‘Quick Alien Test’. 

Hypothetically thinking if you where to be abducted by an Alien and you could only keep three of your favourite body parts before they turn you into some green blob what would they be?  Your face, arms, back, waist, top of your legs, lowever legs etc. .. 

Interesting fact.  I did this exercise in front of 300 women and hardly anyone answered the same.  These are extrememly individual.  Write yours below.

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Why is  this challenging?  Isn’t interesting if I where to ask what are your challenge areas in which you are not too comfortable we could have quickly exceeded three examples?  Women, are funny creatures.  The internal communications which we have with ourselves can be so negative, we wouldn’t talk to our best friend like we do to ourselves. So when we finally identify which of our ‘unique assets’ wins … we can then begin to flaunt them!

Send us you comments and stay tuned for Part II series on “Re-vamp & Transform to A New You.  Learn how to market ‘your’ unique features. 

Until next time ...

Beauty in things lies in the mind which contemplates them. - David Hume