Brazilian Beauties

Brazilian beauties are stunning. Brazil has the highest number of people of African decent on earth after Africa of course. It is a large and strong community, and has many distintive similarities to the black community in America, aside from their love of Obama! , many Brazilian beauties are gorgeous black women. Oh yes lets not for forget that Brazil has 25 Top Models such as; Adriana Lima, Alessandra Ambrósio, Ana Beatriz Barros, Ana Claudia Michels, Camila Finn, Carol Trentini, Gisele Bündchen just to name a few.

Every year during Brazil's world-famous carnival season, we get to see these wonderful God given beauties on display . We still enjoy the fabulous costumes and beautiful black women of the South American continent. Over 500,000 visitors travel to Rio each year to enjoy what is known as the best carnival festival on the globe. Black Voices brings you some of the best carnival queens at the click of a button. Yes we love our Brazilian beauties. Enjoy these samba sensations.

Brazil is known for its ethnic and cultural diversity. The country's has been influenced by European, African, and other Indigenous peoples, making it a melting pot of beauty. The Brazilian beautiful women reflect the country's unique past and obsession with perfection.

 

 

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Brazil reveals all at Beyond Beauty Paris

By Guy Montague-Jones, 02-Oct-2007

Related topics: Products & Markets, Colour Cosmetics, Fragrance, Hair Care, Skin Care

Scantly clad beauties and the natural revolution are fuelling the boom in Brazil's cosmetics industry, showcased at the Beyond Beauty show in Paris this week.

Participants in the blooming naturals market see Brazil's Amazon basin as a garden of plenty, boasting potential new active ingredients among its 13,000 plant species.

Brazilian beauty exports are growing with the naturals market. Foreign sales volume doubled over the last three years taking total beauty exports to $294m (€207.7 m)in 2006, according to the Brazilian Toiletry, Perfumery and Cosmetics Association (Abihpec).

The Brazilian beauty industry also serves the country's image conscious consumers who are lapping up the latest beauty inventions at an accelerating rate.

In dollar terms, the domestic market grew by 26 per cent last year taking total sales to $18.2bn.

Brazil now stands ahead of France and Germany as the world's third largest cosmetics market.

At this week's Beyond Beauty Paris, Abihpec is presenting the products of nine Brazilian companies: Brazilian Feeling, Brazilian Fruit, Du Plessis (Amazonia Viva), Kanechomn, Nunaat Cosmetics, Sther, Surya Brasil, Tricofort and Vive Cosmetique.

"It will be a first experience for the companies to evaluate whether the exhibition meets our needs and expectations," said the Joao Carlos Basilio da Silva, Abihpec's president.

He added: "We hope to have a successful participation and maintain the strategy in the following years."

Basilio forecasts that the country's industry is to grow by an average of 12 per cent in 2007.

He also anticipates investment to remain steady at $100m a year until 2010 with money being directed primarily to the expansion of existing factories.

How Much Do Supermodels Weigh?

Maybe you've dreamed of gliding down the catwalk in Milan, flashbulbs popping all around, hundreds of people focusing their attention on your grace and beauty. The closets of your Paris apartment are stuffed full of expensive designer clothing, and tomorrow you fly back to New York just in time to catch a party attended by your good friends, Kate Moss, Keanu Reeves, and Ben Affleck. Nice dream. Now wake up.

You want to know how much do supermodels weigh? The minimum height is usually about 5'8", and average weight for a model is 108-125 lbs.

First things first: you've taken the trouble to do a little research, so you're not a moron. That's good. Regardless of prevailing stereotypes, you need smarts to break into modeling. Those same smarts will also help you realize that your chances of becoming the sort of supermodel who lands multimillion-dollar endorsements are only a little better than your chances of being killed by a charging rhinoceros - even if you're beautiful. The success stories are few; even models represented by the best agencies in the world often take other work to supplement their income. Now, if you're still reading, congratulations. You aren't easily discouraged, and you're gonna need that kind of pluck to endure the rejection which is part of every model's stock and trade. There are several different types and levels of modeling, and if your expectations are realistic, you needn't feel discouraged.

What it takes to be a fashion-model

If you're female . . .

* You should be somewhere between 15 and 22 years old, though probably closer to fifteen. Models don't have careers that last as long as say, doctors, so agencies tend to want to invest their time in someone young.

* You should be tall, long-legged, and lean. The minimum height is usually about 5'8", and average weight for a model is 108-125 lbs. These characteristics are partly aesthetic and partly practical: this type of frame looks good on the runway and in front of the camera (which, they say, adds 15 pounds); and a somewhat scrawny build drapes clothing nicely and ensures a good fit in the standard wardrobe. There are always exceptions to the rule, of course - Kate Moss is 5'7" and Gabrielle Reece is a giant 6'3" - but, in general, the closer you are to the industry norm, the better your chances.

If you're male . . .

* You can start out a little later, roughly between the ages of 18 and 25. They won't want you to look too childish. The good news is that a man's modeling career usually lasts longer than a woman's, and since ten-year-old boys more often dream of blowing things up rather than strutting the Hugo Boss runway, this side of the biz tends to be less competitive as well.

* Average dimensions for a male model are a height of 5'11"- 6'2" and a weight of 140-165 lbs. You should also be fit (not bulging with muscles, but definitely healthy).

All right, so let's assume you've got all of these qualifications. You are, for example, a willowy 16-year-old girl who's on the basketball team, could squeeze her body through a set of prison bars, and causes old men who shouldn't be ogling you to stumble over their walkers. That's great. On top of that you have clear skin, perfect teeth, and your own brand of je ne sais quoi. Fantastic. It's time for the next step.