My aunt is black and the make up looked horrible on her and she did end up with skin problems when using the product, although she never found out if it was the makeup causing irritation, the problems stopped when she stopped using the product. Try the product Patti Labelle came up with. Fashion Fair had great foundations and powders as well as lipsticks and more.

Yes it can. I am black and I have used it for a few years now. I have black friends that use it too. It will all depend on what works for your individual skin. One of the things I like about it is that you can get a Mary Kay consultant to let you try it for free. That way if it doesn't work you have not lost anything.

Chemical based beauty products will damage your skin and make you age faster.

Go with virgin cocount oil for the skin also a superior lubricant (hint hint). Totally safe and your body will love it.

Virigin olive oil is great for the skin as well.

The rest is dependent on what you eat. Eat a lot of fried foods then expected acne and bumps. Eat veggies and fruit very little meat expect a glowing and smooth skin. Especially if you're not putting chemicals and instead applying coconut/olive oil to your body/skin what your beauty blossom.

Shea Butter is much thicker and good for extremely dry skin/discoloration etc...It's great for thick hair as well. Mix with olive oil and your hair will thank you.