Tuesday, 5 February 2013

Glambox's Double Wedding!

Meet Fianne and Sherry two very simple women with rather beautiful features and who got married to twins...and we all know what that means, a double wedding!!! whats more exciting than that?
It was a great pleasure having them as our brides on their wedding day, it was fun...

SHERRY

























Edith gets Glammed up!!

On  her send off Edith went through a glamorous make over with Glambox that enhanced her hidden features making her transform into a bride that she is...



















xoxo...

Monday, 4 February 2013

Cancer Awareness!


GLAMBOX  together with TAMSA are inviting all Glam readers to join us in raising awareness for World Cancer Day!!


WORLD CANCER DAY- 4TH FEBRUARY 2013.
LEARN THE FACTS!
Cancer as a disease is associated with a lot of myths and beliefs. This year the Tanzanian Medical Students Association of Tanzania (TAMSA) wants you to learn the facts.
Myth # 1
Cancer is just a health issue.
Truth…
Cancer is not just a health issue, it has wide reaching social, economic, developmental, and human rights implication.
Myth #2
Cancer is a disease of the wealthy, elderly and developed countries.
Truth…
Cancer is a global epidemic; it affects all ages and socio-economic groups, with developing countries bearing a disproportionate burden.
Myth #3
Cancer is a death sentence.
Truth…
Many cancers that were once considered a death sentence can now be cured and treated effectively.
Myth #4
Cancer is my fate.
                                                           Truth…
With the right strategies, a third of the most common cancers can be prevented.

CANCER FACTS FOR CANCER AWARENESS.
Did you know…?
·        Cancer is responsible for about 43% of deaths among women in Tanzania?

·        In Tanzania, about 32% of cancer deaths are in people less than 60 years of age?

·        Lung cancer caused by cigarrete smoking is the most common cancer worldwide followed by breast cancer?

·        Cervical cancer is the leading type of cancer in women in Tanzania and that the virus that causes it is sexually transmitted?

·        That most cancers are curable if caught early by routine screening and examinations?
·        Patients whose cancers are curable in the developed world unnecessarily suffer and die due to a lack of awareness, resources and access to affordable, effective and quality cancer services that enable early diagnosis and appropriate treatment and care.?

·        Increasing public and political awareness that solutions exist and can be implemented and integrated in all resource settings is essential to achieving equity in cancer prevention and care?

  
BE AWARE; HELP A FRIEND, SAVE A FRIEND. TOGETHER WE CAN FIGHT CANCER!

Prepared by TAMSA-Hubert Kairuki Memorial University 2013

Mary says "I do"

As quiet as she is nothing stopped her beautiful smile from shinning throughout the make over. She was a very calm bride with a very beautiful heart and she wanted everyone around her to share the happy moment with her (especially her maid of honor). The perfect bride for the perfect wedding...



















 xoxo...

Sekela's Big Day.

After being in a relationship for 16 years finally Sekela and her Mr. Right got married. they have proven to all of us that years in a relationship is just numbers...do not go for it until it feels right on both sides. She is funny, energetic and a very happy bride without forgetting that she has the cutest son possible...We wish her a happy marriage life...






















xoxo...

Friday, 1 February 2013

Glambox on Daily News Paper

Hi dolls,
Yesterday Glambox was featured on the Daily News paper {Woman},it was such an honor to be noticed and approached by the daily news. I am forever grateful to Mariam Said for her appreciation of what we do. To read the article online in-case you missed it click the link below:
http://www.dailynews.co.tz/index.php/features/popular-features/14217-nafue-nyange-make-up-has-special-place-in-my-heart
xoxo

UTBT: Bridal Smokey Eye.

Hi Dolls!
We are pleased to welcome you to our new "Useful Tips from our Bag of Tricks" (UTBT).
Inspired by Style Network we have decided to start these types of articles that can help a bride understand a few tips that makes her make up as glamorous as it should be.
For starters  today we are going to see how Edna achieved her perfect bridal smokey eye on her Kitchen party.
Credits to GRM.
We start with the center eye shadow, 

the application of the basic eye shadow starts from the inner corner of the eye toward the end.

Apply a slight darker eye shadow color from the outer eye  corners of the eye blending it with the basic eye shadow.


For defining the eye a very thin eye liner is applied.

Then apply the mascara to make the eye lashes stand out as part of the make up.

And there it is, the perfect bridal smokey eye.
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