GLAMOUR columnist Dija Ayodele's new book provides a revolutionary skincare guide for women of colour, and is essential reading for all

The uniqueness of black skin

Yes really, really. There are similarities, but Black skin is physiologically different to white skin in a few ways. There are also cultural differences in the way we treat the skin.Everyone – be you of Black, white or mixed-race heritage – has melanocyte cells, living in the very bottom layer of your epidermis. Within these melanocyte cells are the melanosomes granules which contain the pigment called melanin.

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