Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Hollywood has a Suite Addiction
Thursday, March 4, 2010
Luscious and lovely . . ..

Luscious & Lovely . . .
Akidah Njuzu, the Veggie Vixen
Don’t pretend, I’m not the only one who’s mimicked them. I mean, historically- they’ve gotten themselves out of speeding tickets, distracted the most exotic species of man and been party to some world class seductions. The ladies simply have that kind of rare talent and from jazz to silk sheet whispers, they’re world famous.
The ladies are known collectively as- The POUT.
Familiar with them- eh?
Here are a few of my personal favorites:
Femme fatale pouts: Lola Falana, Sophia Loren, Tamara Dobson and Michelle Yeoh
Pouts for change: Coco Chanel (design pioneer), Grace Greenwood (first woman reporter on the New York Times payroll) and Luisa Capetillo (labor union suffragette; jailed for wearing pants in public) .
Diva pouts: Opera singers Kathleen Battle & Marian Anderson
But who has the most luscious of them all? Me, I mean- each of us and the real question is how is your pout being treated? I hope we don’t need to dial the Pout Protection Agency, their make-over techniques can be brutal. Here’s a tip, if you explore the the spa suite you’ll notice that from star to clover, we offer 9 vegan pout pampering selections.
What makes our offerings unique isn’t just their bold colors or the fact that they are examples of the latest innovations in plant-derived preservatives called Natural Broad Spectrum Microbial Growth Inhibitors. It’s their Luscious factor. You’d have to try one to really get it . .
MANTRA: Today I will pamper my pout with a mineral explosion of color, just because I can. Knowing all that while that it is my spirit that truly brings life to the color.
I think the quality of sexiness comes from within. It is something that is in you or it isn't and it really doesn't have much to do with breasts or thighs or the pout of your lips.”- Sophia Loren
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Love YOU more in 2010

It’s a month after we all pledged to do better, we swore to the New Year’s resolution genie that if we could have one more year we’d “be the change”, live at the gym and love salad based fare. How’s that going?
No, I’m not a personal trainer but I’ve spent enough of my hard earned cash on trainers and fancy fitness programs to have learned a pretty expensive lesson. Here goes, body transformation is a marathon not a sprint. It’s not one size fits all and it begins when we claim the responsibility to be our own agents of change. I’ve blossomed into a vegetarian vixen and from stocking my kitchen, weeding out unsupportive “fren-emies”, meal planning to create simple cardio routines that work- I’m your girl!
Here are four ways to kick start your fabulous life:
The Zone: What excites you about fitness, who are your “bodies of inspiration” and virtual mentors? Be honest about what motivates you and live in that zone, fact find, make a refrigerator collage and do what it takes to stay motivated.
Honor Your Heart: Weight loss isn’t just about pushing away from the table, it’s emotional. Listen to your emotions and acknowledge them, use a diary when you feel the need to jot down why you over eat, at least once measure your correct portion sizes and get disciplined about adhering to them. Are you eating smaller meals 5 to 6 times a day? There is a plethora of free information courtesy of the web. If you understand your behavior a good offensive strategy will ensure success.
Double “O” YOU : It’s okay to lead a double life and from one former member of cubicle nation to another, it’s okay to be an employee by day and gym rat by night. However, your choices have to be complimentary. It’s not okay to go to yoga class then visit Krispy Kreme. Don’t tease yourself with edible treats instead opt for a spa day, visit www.whatissuitetabu. com or buy a pair of “Form and Fauna” shoes!
A Passion Poster: I’m a visual person and sometimes I do need to see it in order to believe it. I have a huge board in my home that has inspirational quotes, magazine cut outs, an image of the Prius I hope to buy soon and other motivating items on it. My sister and I once super glued our faces over the cover model of our favorite health magazine, we giggled but posting that picture on the refrigerator really helped me avoid late night snacking. What’s your visual diet?
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Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Its SEXY to . . .

Blogger: Akidah Njuzu, the Veggie Vixen
A new year for us, equals a new attitude. Specifically, a new attitude about
S-E-X-Y.
Maybe you've noticed the updates at http://www.whatissuitetabu.com/, from the new silk collection to the bamboo jersey dresses. Only for you, do I scour the planet for the the best hand selected array of luxe, eccletic items- anywhere!
Our goal in 2010 is to be "the" Green boutique for the global fashionista and her "eco- chic" sphere of influence!
So, what is S-E-X-Y in 2010? A soy based candle enhanced by moonlight while you unwind? Skin, healthy and smooth, compliments of a sugar scrub routine,done to your favorite world music cd- Safri Duo or Jamiroquai anyone?
Maybe-- we've got all that
but dry off and step into a natural fiber robe.
Meditate on this,
the new S-E-X-Y,
is a life-long curiosity about saving the resources of our planet, it's committment to a cause of passion, it's taking action, one step at a time towards a healthier and greener life.
The new S-E-X-Y is being a better version of the current "you"! Whatever you define yourself as,right now. S-E-X-Y isn't a privilege of the chosen few, you choose it and here are five ways to redefine your sexy,
right now:
1) Make them Green with envy: Be creative, style yourself! You've read enough fashion magazines and have been following Angelina, Amber Rose and Shania Twain long enough to know a few things about what works for you! Take a leap of faith and define your own look! Buy a few "eco" accent pieces and add some flair to your wardrobe!
2)Be a Disciplined Diva: Just say "NO" to non-organic goods and non fair trade goods, reuse a grocery bag, make cool gifts and re-use printer paper. Small steps help lower your carbon footprint. If the "Bling" isn't "conflict free" return it!
3)Share the Love: forward our site to 100 of your closest friends and leave a comment. Teach others how to GO GREEN!
4) Be Kissable: Start small, buy an organic lip gloss then replace your "Mac" with mineral based cosemtics. Do you know that your skin absorbs more harmful elements that your body does via digestion?
5) Embrace the unusual: Be daring help another human being! We love GRASP.org, but many local organizations and adults need support too!
Live "Suitely" & Be Well,
Akidah
Thursday, December 17, 2009
Going Green One Day at a Time . . .

Today's Mantra: Today I commit to going green for superficial reasons, it's sexy, trendy, decreases my stress levels, gives me something cool to talk about, forces me to become more aware of my spirit and physical wellness needs and because the reusable bags are cool . . .
We all have our own reasons for going green. Some people delay the inevitable because they don't know where to begin. I say, begin with one small change at a time. A friend of mine lost his wallet so, I replaced it with a recycled one. My mentor's favorite tote bag broke, so she bought a reusable one at Suite Ta Bu. A colleague needed some jewelry for a dinner party and turned to us for a purchase of pearl earrings. In what way can you be greener today than you were yesterday? Try something small like using the same lunch bag or utensils
Another option is to commit to the use of only all natural products and cosmetics but what ever you do, it'll feel better than doing nothing. . . .
So, make your move and be sure to tell us what it is . .
Saturday, December 5, 2009
Do you kiss & Tell . . .WE DO

We polled the men of Black Planet and they had some really specific requests!
Read Their Thoughts Here
Saturday, November 21, 2009

I received a holiday card from a friend the other day and I started to wonder,
how many people still believe in "snail mail" cards? More importantly, in these economic times, who are you really buying for? According to one of my aunts, she's developed something she refers to as the "TEN YEAR RULE," if she hasn't known you for at least that long you don't get a gift. How are you deciding who to buy gifts for this holiday season?
The Suite Holiday Gift Suggestion




