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  • For Black women, the risk of developing diabetes is great. It affects 1 in 4 Black women ages 55 years and older and is listed as the fourth leading cause of death for all ages. Diabetes is also more prevalent among Black women than other ethnic groups as noted in the following facts: * Diabetes affects nearly 12% of all Black women ages 20 and older. As we age, our risk of developing diabetes increases. * While Black women ages 20 and older represent 15% of all diabetes cases, we only account for 13% of the total female population in the U.S. * Black women are especially at risk due to high rates of overweight and obesity, lack of physical activity, high blood pressure and high cholesterol * Nearly 50% of Black females born in the year 2000 and beyond will likely develop Type 2 diabetes in their lifetime #KXO15 #DiabetesAwarenessMonth
  • HOW TO FIND YOUR CLAY MASK MATCH - If you have blemish-prone skin, manage clogged pores with a little help from a Exfoliating & Refining Face Mask. - If you have a dull-looking complexion, reach for a face mask formulated with charcoal. - If you have an uneven skin tone, reduce imperfections with a Clarifying Face Mask. - If you have oily skin, use a clay mask that’s formulated to absorb excess oil and shine. #KXO15 #HealthySkinMonth #BlackSkinCare
  • Diabetes Myth: Diabetes runs in the family, so you’ll get it, too. Fact: There are definitely genetic links to both Type 1 diabetes (the kind you get in childhood) and Type 2 diabetes (the kind you get in adulthood). Your choices can help delay or even prevent it (Type 1 is not preventable). For example: * Lose weight and keep it off: Even losing 5% to 7% of your weight can help. * Get off your couch: Exercise and move your body five days a week for at least 30 minutes, even if it’s just walking. * Eat healthy: That means smaller portions, less fat, more water. #KXO15 #DiabetesAwarenessMonth
  • Black skin contains more melanin than lighter skin. Melanin-producing cells may be more susceptible to the effects of inflammation and injury, which may be more noticeable in dark skin than in light skin. Some conditions that people with black skin may experience include: * acne, which includes pimples, whiteheads, and blackheads * changes in pigmentation, which causes areas of discoloration * contact dermatitis, or inflammation that occurs from contact with an irritant or allergen * eczema, a skin condition that causes itchy, dry, and cracked skin * seborrheic dermatitis, which appears as scaly patches on the scalp and face #KXO15 #HealthySkinMonth #BlackSkinCare
  • Thank you to those who served our country as a member of the armed forces! We are thankful for your service. We especially want to thank our sorors who served in the United States Army and United States Navy. #VeteransDay #WomenVeterans #KXO15 #MakingOurMark

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