HAMAMAT EDUCATES ON BREAST HEALTH

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Most women in the world often complain of sagging breast due to child birth and weight loss. When such situations occur, women will rather go in for implant which at the long run will have a great effect on their health. But this nightmare will soon be over for most women as a Ghanaian model Hamamat Montia educates her followers on Instagram about the use of sheabutter which helps to firm and tighten the breast.
Hamamat wrote on her Instagram page; “Sheabutter is a favourite for many of us because of its ability to moisturize the skin without additives. It is also a great agent to use for firming the breasts because of its high concentration of Vitamin E that tightens the skin.”
The former Miss Malaika queen has her own skin care products which is made of 100% natural sheabutter.  The reviews from her customers has been very positive and her skin care products which includes Hamamat Safari sheabutter and Golden sheabutter is of high demand.Her passion for educating and promoting sheabutter has indeed made her a true representation of what black beauty is all about.
Hamamat is an Entrepreneur, former Miss Malaika queen, a model of Africa Universe, a health and lifestyle blogger. She is a mother of two lovely daughters and she hails from Bolgatanga in the Upper East Region.

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