Innholdsfortegnelse for September 2019 i True Love

Spring Day (1 September) has always been a thing for me since I was young. I would meticulously plan my outfit for the day – making sure that I looked like a new season has arrived. The tradition continued throughout school right until I started working. My look for spring/summer is dictated by the very day and to make sure I’m on trend, I scour through the spring/summer issues of international magazines (which are a season ahead of us). We’ve made it super simple for you — you don’t have to Google or buy previous copies! Our fashion and beauty editors have selected the key style and beauty trends for you to rock this coming season — from popping lip and eyeshadow colours to OTT ponytails, standout nails, prints and…

Who is Jan Malan? I'm a director and producer at Umzingeli Productions and I've staged high-profile shows in 38 cities and four continents. I'm also the co-founder and creator of M-Net Face of Africa Model Search that took me to 36 countries in Africa. I have a passion for promoting fashion and beauty on our continent. Where were you born? Keetmanshoop in Namibia. How did you come up with the name, Umzingeli? When I started scouting for models, I wanted my company name to resonate with what I do and believe in. I wanted the company to have the characteristics of an umzingeli, which means hunter-gatherer in isiXhosa, isiZulu and isiNdebele. My company searches for and nurtures beauty and fashion in Africa. Do you remember your first gig as a…

On the SS19 runways, Chanel and Prada models sashayed with barely-there make-up, a hint of gloss on the eyelids, and highlighted cheeks. To get that natural-looking glow, apply a primer, then foundation for a flawless finish. Use a highlighter under the brow bone, on your cheeks, inner corner of your eye, or bridge of your nose, and finish with a bronzer.…

Whip your low-hanging ponytail like models at the Cushnie fashion show runways, or wear a fierce, long and curled ponytail like musician, Normani. This style suits all hair textures. Sleeken the edges with an edge control gel and use a hairpiece for dramatic length. SHOP THE LOOK…

What’s the most important rule you’ve learnt about hair? Take time to know and understand your hair. What works for someone else might not necessarily work for you. A lot of factors need to be taken into consideration when buying products — your hair type, the health of your scalp, and so on. When you know your hair, you’re able to make better product purchases. What advice would you give to someone who constantly plaits their dreadlocks? They need to ensure that the stylist does not pull too tightly when plaiting, as this may result in long-term damage and a receding hairline. Don’t use products that cause flakes or build-up. Natural hair needs a lot of TLC as it tends to get dry quickly. How do you keep it soft…

Who do you go to for advice? I’m blessed to have a twin . I can bounce anything off him, because he completely gets me. He understands my dynamics and how my mind works. I always get an objective perspective of my own self. Most used emoji on my phone… Tongue out and wink emojis. Favourite song to sing in the shower… Fill Me Up by Tasha Cobbs. One thing I can’t leave the house without… My phone.…

Dipalesa holds a BCom degree in Marketing and a BCom Honours degree in Business Management. Following her experience of participating in the Miss SA pageant, she wanted to share what she’d learnt and empower young women on their worth, so she started Miss Glamorous Free State. The beauty pageant has grown and has been under the Macufe Festival umbrella since 2015. She wants to do more and ensure she touches young women beyond beauty and broaden their horizons. This goal led to her and business partner, Pitchov Kumwimba, starting the Your Superpower, Girls Takeover, summit. “While doing the beauty pageant over the years, we discovered some girls with great potential, but who lacked certain skills. We travelled the province for auditions and we’d go to even the smallest towns, where…

When Dr Phathokuhle Zondi walked through the doors of the University of Cape Town’s medical school, she already knew her end career goal — something that made her an anomaly in a field where most young doctors usually wait until the end of their internship before deciding what avenue of speciality to follow. “From as far back as I can remember, I’ve always loved and played some form of sports,” shares the 36-year-old CEO of the Sports Science Institute of South Africa (SSISA). In Grade 11, Dr Zondi heard scientist and researcher, Professor Tim Noakes, being interviewed on the subject of sports medicine. This, she says, sealed the deal for her. “In that moment, I literally went: ‘Eureka!’ I knew I had finally found an area of medicine I wanted…

He can’t stand up to her. If he backs down at every turn, it’s likely that co-dependency between the two doesn’t allow him to assert himself. She does everything for him. From cooking his meals to helping with the décor in his home. This is a red flag. She doesn’t think you’re good enough. This is a tell-tale sign of a mother who feels threatened by a love interest. He can’t make a decision without her. This is a sign of a habit of being unable to operate without each other. He compares you to her. Moms are usually the blueprint for their sons but it’s a red flag if he wants you to be like her.…

Consult a professional to conduct psycho-education assessments. Provide your child with emotional and moral support and teach them how to overcome any obstacles they may face. Manage your child’s environment and ensure they are not overstimulated by TV, iPads and other gadgets. Focus on the child’s strengths rather than their weaknesses. Read up on the condition and join a parents’ support group. Always work closely with your child’s teacher so they can also support your child. Don’t be impatient or overcompensate.…

“It was a cold day on 13 July 2010. I remember that day so well because it changed my life forever. I was 12 years old at the time and it was my first year of high school. My friend, little sister and I were walking home from school. I’m from Vingerkraal, a small community outside Bela Bela. We stayed right next to a big game lodge owned by a wealthy white man. I had heard stories about how he was forcing our community to move out of the area so that he could extend this lodge. People refused to move to a neighbouring area called Masakhane because they didn’t have houses there. Like other residents, I didn’t want to move because Vingerkraal has always been a place I call…

What is rustic about your food? The recipes are mostly old and comforting, with a little added twist. What is your idea of a perfect dinner? Tasty local food, paired with the best local wine — you’re bound to wear a smile afterwards. What aspects of your job steal your joy sometimes? Not spending as much time with my wife and daughter. The worst is having to sneak a work weekend away into my schedule. What helps you keep up with the pace of the culinary industry? Beer helps release my stress, though my happy dances help me stay abreast of the pace. I also can’t keep still, so I always need something to occupy my mind. What six ingredients are currently in your refrigerator? Thyme, coriander, rocket leaves, tomatoes,…

Movies DON’T COME BACK FROM THE MOON RELEASE DATE: 6 September Based on true events of 1958 in Sophiatown, this local drama depicts the music and fashion of that era. An unexpected love story erupts as a notorious criminal fights the forced removals by apartheid police. The cast includes Moneoa Moshesh and S’Dumo Mtshali. – SL HUSTLERS RELEASE DATE: 13 September Inspired by the viral New York magazine article, ‘The Hustlers at Scores’, it tells the story of strippers who bared all about robbing their rich clients on Wall Street, until it all turns sour a few years later The story is brought to life by Jennifer Lopez, Keke Palmer, Constance Wu, Lili Reinhart and Cardi B. – SL Stream THE TWILIGHT ZONE WEEKLY FROM: 21 August Jordan Peele has…

VIRGO 23 AUG – 22 SEP You’re in for seven years of jet-setting or higher learning. Liberate yourself from old ideas and put some sass into it. It’s time to stop saying no to adventures. Your birthday month gifts you with excessive vooma, go big – nothing can stop you. LOVE: A frivolous rendezvous may turn into an unexpected long-term love affair. Don’t hide from cupid’s mid-month shenanigans. Your love relationships are being transformed. WORK/MONEY: When money rolls in, watch that it doesn’t trickle out on the unimportant. From the 15th, your desire for being spoilt is hard to resist. Rather invest. LIBRA 23 SEP – 22 OCT The details bite back if you don’t have them under control. Be meticulous, make it right – after two weeks of dedicated…

TURN UP THE HEAT IN SEXY LACE This season, Bras N Things, is speaking the lace language. Two-tone lace, floral embroidery, geometric patterns and satin binding details all feature in Bras N Things' new collection. The range, which includes long-line bras, high-waisted briefs and full-cup options, is designed to suit all body types. The designs flatter both slim and curvy women. TERRY PHETO BAGS INTERNATIONAL GIG Congratulations are in order for South Africa’s leading lady, Terry Pheto, for being the first female ambassador of Swiss watchmaker, Longines. The company, based in Saint-Imier, Switzerland, offered the sassy businesswoman a long-term contract and their luxury wrist timepiece. Longines watches retail for between R60 000 and R100 000 in SA. RUBICON TAKES OVER ITALY OUR VERY OWN HANGWANI NENGOVHELA, OF RUBICON, CONTINUES TO…

FOR US, BY US AFRO ENVY IS REAL AND ACTRESS YARA SHAHIDI DEFINITELY GIVES US THAT! THE TRESEMMÉ BOTANIC RANGE – MADE BY SOUTH AFRICAN WOMEN FOR MZANSI’S WOMEN – TARGETS DRY AND DAMAGED HAIR WITH POWERFUL INGREDIENTS THAT REPLENISH MOISTURE, SUCH AS COCONUT MILK AND ALOE VERA. THE RANGE CONSISTS OF HAIR FOOD R39,99, RICH OIL MIST R139,99 AND PRE-WASH DETANGLING BUTTER R79,99. THESE PRODUCTS ARE A MUST TRY! SKIN FITNESS Treat, train and bring your skin back to life with Sorbet’s new fitness-first skincare range called 365 Skin Work Out. Every product works with your skin to build the strength it needs every day, and to produce visible results, according to your needs. The range is divided into four stages, like any given workout – warm up, cardio,…

Manicures have become daring and playful this summer — from the brightest neons to glitter sparkles, jewel tones, embellishments and animated nails. You can also play around with different shapes and patterns. Opt for oval-shaped nails, or short ones with intricate designs.…

You’ve put in the push-ups and squats to get your body in shape. But as you shed your clothes you realise you still need to get rid of the flakiness and dullness to reveal a radiant, smooth and hydrated skin. Even if you don’t plan to strut around in a bikini, you still want your arms, shoulders, back and legs to look soft and sun-kissed. Protecting your skin is also key to avoid sun damage and dryness. Cheryl Hengst, spa manager at Evolve Spa Group, says, “Your body and skin need two weeks to adapt to a new climate. To help increase your body’s adaptation, first hydrate internally by drinking a lot of water daily. This will soften your skin and flush out toxins. For the outside, use moisturisers and…

Being able to wake up every day and do what I love gives my life meaning. “I feel liberated, strong, and as though I’m on the right path. I’ve noticed just how endless the possibilities are, while also recognising my greatness, valuing my worth, and loving myself.” “The work I do is highly emotional. There’s a thought process behind every line that I deliver.” I spend the bulk of my life, practically, on my toes. “Acting is a game of do or die — you constantly have to be ready! And, of course, no-one tells you about what I call the ‘unwritten rules of the game’ until you have the assistant director screaming, ‘3, 2, 1. Action!’ We have some really big names on The River and I can’t afford…

TINA NGXOKOLO, 33, Fashion Designer and Creative Director of MaXhosa “The shape of the showstopper dress in the Amasiko Nezithethe line is a traditional A-line which has been used in Western designs for centuries. But I had to bring it back to what resonates with me – the dress is bold and daring yet sophisticated and classy, featuring the MaXhosa signature patterns and combination of colours. The geometric shapes knitted from silk yarn are cut, individually hand-linked and sewn onto the dress. The individual shapes start off with no gaps in-between them on top and then scatter out in the lower part of the dress. This, for me, represents me and my siblings as a small tight family unit. It represents how we are growing close, even, while on our…

Are you constantly worrying that you don’t yet meet the requirements for your dream job? Are you wondering how you’re supposed to get the specific experience that every entry-level position in your industry seems to require? It’s normal to feel intimidated when you don’t meet all of the prerequisites for a job. However, it’s worth reconsidering this initial impulse. Career Coach, Avery Blank, told The Muse that, “The requirements listed in job descriptions are guidelines, not hard and fast rules. You don’t have to satisfy every requirement or meet every qualification listed. If your skills are transferable and you’re in the ballpark with the number of years of experience the company’s looking for, apply. By applying, you give yourself the opportunity to be considered.” There are a lot of benefits…

Acceptance and self-awareness. When a couple has accepted they are in debt and are collectively ready to deal with the problem, then 70% of the work is done because debt is often a symptom of what is going on in the background. Some people go to great lengths – like getting a better paying job – to clear their debt, but still find themselves in debt. In these cases, you may be treating the symptom and not the underlying problem. I have a six-week course where I help individuals clear their debt vibration, which may be connected to guilt and value. Once you are aware of this, you open yourself up to clearing the recurring energy of debt, allowing for opportunities that get you out of debt. Pay double to…

“The TV shows and the conversations that follow thereafter, have made women think it’s glamourous to be in a polygamous marriage. The assumption is that polygamists are rich and will afford one the much-coveted good life. I don’t think most modern women have the emotional maturity required — some want an easy way out without the admin of a committed marriage.” Lally Dladla “Watching the episode where Musa Mseleku had bought his wives brand-new cars left me with serious envy. He didn’t just stop there — he challenged his other polygamist friends to follow suit. In reality, however, we need to be careful of internalising what’s possibly been scripted and think we can fit it into our reality. We’ve seen enough examples of women who lack nothing materially yet are…

“My husband’s mother is involved in a lot of his decisions and he takes what she says seriously. She’s been known to come to our home and cook the type of meals he likes. I used to try fight it but quickly realised it was a losing battle. I let them go about their business and I use it to my advantage. I let her cook and don’t complain when she buys him stuff. Over time, she’s started cooking what I like too and shows me other forms of affection. She eventually realised I wasn’t there to fight her. It’s not an ideal situation but it works for us.” Lusanda Moreletse, 33, Joburg “I broke up with a guy because he cared about what his mom thought as though it…

It’s important to eat thrice daily so as to regulate your blood sugar and energy levels. Each person has their own nutritional needs, which affect the number of times they eat daily. Meal prepping makes life much easier. Most people make the mistake of assuming that weight loss and adopting new eating habits are a quick fix. Sustainable nutritional plans need longterm lifestyle changes amongst other things. Never make the mistake of taking your supplements on an empty stomach. To enhance the absorption of fat soluble vitamins like Vitamin A, D, E and K, you need to pair this with some fat in the food. Don’t skip meals throughout the day then binge in the evenings. This contributes to rapid weight gain, and leads to your body being imbalanced from…

BERRY NICE! Herbalife introduces a new Formula 1 flavour – Summer Berries. The shake mix is gluten-free and suitable for vegans and vegetarians. Enjoy it on its own or add it to your favourite on-the-go smoothie. For more information, visit www.herbalife.co.za. A NOUGAT SALUTE! Sally Williams confectionery has the perfect handcrafted nougats to give you or the special women in your life, a deserved tasty treat. Available at leading retailers. INDULGENT COOKIE IN A CUP JUST FOR YOU… It’s new! The NU Me Cake in a cup is available from Dis-Chem, Pick n Pay and Clicks. Fill your cup with this chocolate pudding that’s low in carbs, high in protein, and is gluten and GMO-free. It sells for R50. LIVING ON THE POLKA SIDE! Polkadraai Rose shimmers with a delicate…

APPLE, CELERY AND SNOEK SALAD Serves: 2 Prep Time: 25 mins Ingredients 2 cups mint leaves ½ cup pine nuts ½ lemon juice 1 tsp lemon rind ½ cup olive oil 2 firm Pink Lady apples 1 celery 1 bunch kale 1 sweetcorn, grilled 200 g smoked snoek Method: 1. In a food processor place mint leaves, pine nuts, lemon juice and lemon rind. Blend, adding olive oil slowly until well blended to a pesto. Set aside and refrigerate for later. 2. Thinly slice the apples and drizzle with a little lemon juice to prevent turning brown, set aside. Thinly slice the celery and roughly chop the kale. Set aside as well. Remove the corn from the cob. 3. Cut the snoek into bite-sized pieces and arrange on plate, as…

Known as CC during her YoTV days, Hulisani now presents the 94.7 weekend breakfast show. Below is her selection of songs that put a spring in her step. AMAZULU by Amanda Black “I love spring because it signifies rebirth and new beginnings. This song encapsulates that feeling. That “Vuleka, vuleka, vuleka amazulu” gives me all the feels! AFRICAN WOMAN by DJ Shimza It’s my yearly inspiration for that summer body! “Everything is in position!” OFF BOYZ by 2Lee Stark This has one of my most favourite lines in a song: “... not a New Year but we’re celebrating!” I’ve tried to live the year like that, celebrating everything that’s worth celebrating and doing it like it’s the New Year!”…

Eye make-up is more adventurous and OTT this spring. Prepare to bat your exaggerated eyelids and show off your extra-long cat-eye shapes created using liquid eyeliner. Black, emerald greens, metallics, glitter and neon shades were spotted at the Chanel, Dior and Prada shows .…

Rihanna graced the cover of Vogue this year, ushering in spring with thick, short cornrows (reminding us that this style is not just for neatening the hair under your wig). Braids are also thicker this season. Nourish your hair by using a leave-in-conditioner before braiding it. Also, use hair food and treatments to care for your scalp. SHOP THE LOOK…

MASENTLE TSIU Age: 21 Occupation: “I am a business student doing second year at Boston City Campus. I’m also learning graphic and fashion design on the side because I want to start my own clothing brand one day. My hobbies include music and art. I felt that I needed a makeover because my style is tomboyish. I usually wear baggy clothes and I don’t really like wearing skirts and dresses. I believe that this makeover will definitely help me channel my girly side,” Masentle says. MAKE-UP “When Masentle mentioned that she’s not into make-up, I knew exactly what to do. I decided to keep it natural and clean. I first applied a primer to help the products set nicely and went for a light foundation, so that she didn’t feel…

Who’s the better cook? Dineo: Hey! Let’s not ask such questions, I really don’t think it’s fair. I feed him, okay! And he likes my food [chuckles]. Zothile: I guess that pretty much answers the question. I don’t cook often but when I do, I hook it up! [chuckles] What will you relish forever about each other? Dineo: I’ll forever relish finding love in one of its truest forms and with the most beautiful person inside out. Zothile: Being with a partner who is a constant well of support when self-doubt tries to have the better of me.…

People asking me what my real name is, is always a great ice-breaker. They find it weird when I say, ‘it’s Oros and that’s the second name on my ID.’ Nkhokheli is my first name but I’ve only used it in church — I’ve always been Oros. Growing up in a family home that had its doors open to everyone, no matter where they come from, made me who I am. I learnt to be approachable, warm, welcoming and respectful. It has really helped me in the industry that I’m in. Growing up as a pastor’s kid came naturally to me because it was all I knew. It moulded me because of the expectations that came with it and the greatness that was imposed upon me. I grew up knowing…

“Add jewel-toned smoulder to your eyes with a pop of green.” “Go disco chic with dramatic embellishments in glittering gold.” “Take inspiration from Diana Ross and bat your biggest, boldest lashes.” GLOWING DEWY MAKE-UP Be a fresh-faced goddess with natural, luminous skin by applying a primer to create a poreless, flawless look that will leave your skin radiant. Complete this look with a matte foundation and lip oil in a blush or pink tint. Brush a bronze illuminating powder over your cheeks and the tip of your nose as a finishing touch to your glowing face. GLITTER LIPS Glitter is no longer only for the kids. Play with sparkling lipstick to create a dramatic and smart look. Exfoliate your lips with a sugar scrub or exfoliating balm to remove any…

Clutter is distracting and, according to the Journal of Neuroscience, it can actually affect your ability to focus, “Looking at too many things at once overloads your visual cortex and interferes with your brain’s ability to process information.” An organised work space helps to keep a clear and organised mind. According to HuffPost contributor and entrepreneur, Elizabeth Laiza, some benefits of keeping an organised work space include: an increase in your productivity, as you’ll save time looking for things and will have more time to work on important tasks. You can also reduce your stress level; be on time, consistently, as organisation and punctuality go hand-in-hand; and you can also ensure you meet deadlines. But where to start? Use storage boxes, desk organisers, shelves, and labelling where important documents or…

Career coach Phiona Martin suggests you’re an ambivert if five or more of the following statements apply to you : 1. You enjoy being around people but to a certain limit. You also need time alone. 2. You have different versions of “you”, depending on the situation. 3. You sometimes enjoy being in the spotlight, but not for too long. 4. You don’t feel a particular preference to identify as introvert or extrovert. You resonate well with qualities of both personality types. 5. You can indulge in small talk when needed but also prefer deep, meaningful conversations. 6. You do well with both interactive and independent work. 7. Decision-making is often agonising because you spend a lot of time self-reflecting and mulling things over in your mind. At the same…

At the beginning of this year, beauty entrepreneur Awelani Sow was on the verge of a divorce. She was overweight, her self-esteem had plummeted, and sex with her husband had become an uncomfortable chore. “Honestly, I hated sex. The thought of it stressed me so much that I couldn’t wait for it to be over before it even began. The fact that my husband had also put on some kilos didn’t matter – it was all about me, and how I was failing him in the bedroom,” recalls the 33-year-old salon owner from Pretoria. In the comfort of married life, both Awelani and her husband Brian, had let themselves go by indulging in one too many fatty meals and they hardly exercised. Reality finally hit when problems cropped up in…

Sheila Gumede* was surprised when her son’s teacher informed her, in a letter, that he had Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) – a condition that affects one’s ability to be attentive and function optimally. At the time of diagnosis, her 11-year-old son was in a sought-after public school with classes accommodating up to 40 learners. “My son has always been energetic and very playful, and I declared this to all his teachers. His paediatrician said he was fine and just being a child. He’s very bright and does extremely well academically and in sports,” Gumede explains, adding that her son only loses attention when not stimulated. The single mom was shocked to receive a letter inviting her to a meeting with the school’s psychologist to discuss her son’s diagnosis and…

Ruth 1:22 says, “So Naomi returned from Moab accompanied by Ruth the Moabite, her daughter-in-law, arriving in Bethlehem as the barley harvest was beginning.” The book of Ruth tells us how these two women, Ruth and Naomi, had lost everything. Naomi had left Bethlehem many years ago. She, her husband and two sons had migrated to the land of Moab to escape famine in their land. In those days, Israelites and Moabites did inter-marry, even though the Moabites were seen as spiritually inferior and religiously unclean to the Israelites. When they arrived in Moab, Naomi’s two sons married Moabite women, one of whom was Ruth. After some time, Naomi’s husband died and she became a widow. Shortly thereafter, Naomi’s two sons also died. “When God gets ready to bless you,nothing…

Violence is a reality for many women, raising the need for women to learn self-defence and to up their fitness levels, as a strong body will help them defend themselves better from an attack. With the help of Xolisani “Nomeva” Ndongeni, professional boxer and Fight Club boxing instructor, and Thabang Glen, founder of Fitnessbang and a certified personal trainer at Virgin Active, Rooihuiskraal, we compiled five exercises that tackle both at the same time. ELBOW STRIKE There are different variations of this exercise; horizontal, uppercut, back and twisting. To do the horizontal elbow strike, you must stand with your feet shoulder-width apart, hold the left fist with the right hand at chest level, and the left elbow pointed towards the left side. Then lunge your left foot out while striking…

ORANGE KOEKSISTERS Makes: 24 Prep Time: 1 hour Ingredients 3 cups castor sugar 1 cup orange juice and rinds 1 cup water 1 tsp fresh ginger, crushed ¼ tsp cream of tartar 1 cinnamon stick 6 cardamom pods 2 cups flour 2 tsps baking powder ½ tsp nutmeg Pinch salt 75 g butter 1 egg ½ cup milk Oil for deep frying Method: 1. In a saucepan, heat together sugar, orange juice and rind, water, ginger, cream of tartar, cinnamon stick and cardamom pods at low heat until sugar dissolves. Increase heat and cook for 5 minutes until syrup is thickened slightly. Transfer to bowl and cool, then chill until very cold. 2. In a large bowl, sift flour, baking powder, nutmeg and salt together, then rub in butter with…

Thobeka Mthembu, 28 As a travelpreneur and digital content producer for Lived Experience Travel, she’s been inspired by her curiosity of how different groups of people interact in social spaces. Which town did you enjoy? I recently visited Kigali in Rwanda. I fell in love with the people, landscape and its story. It’s vibrant and underrated as a travel destination. Why is it the best city to find yourself ? The women are independent and fierce in everything they do. Kigali will make you question yourself. It made me realise the true beauty of forgiveness, the essence of freedom and the sheer beauty of a new dawn. People find freedom in music, art and tourism. Camngca Mda, 29 This economist lets us in on how her random solo drive was…

This book was a labour of love. It took me three years to complete it because I was doing it in my spare time and self-publishing is hard. What I also found tricky was deciding what to actually put in the book because we had space constraints. Having more pages meant it would have been more expensive to print the best full-colour book. The reason I wrote In Africa with Avi and Kumbi, is simple — there’s nothing like it on the market. There isn’t a book that gives a coherent view of African history from various regions for our kids. It is aimed at children aged eight to 13, who can read for themselves. I hope they’ll enjoy it, but also learn about who we are as a people.…

There are many options available – from waterless washes where you park your car at the mall to elaborate machines that seem to magically do the job. Be sure to ask the attendant what he or she intends to do to your car before releasing your baby, and on your return, check if it was done. Here are some questions to ask: 1. What are the extra costs? Does a full-service car wash include wheel cleaning, vacuuming the interior, a wax and tyre polish? Some of these items might need to be paid for as extras. Know what you’re getting for the price you’re paying. 2. Is it a hand or conveyor belt wash? A mechanical conveyor belt system automatically machine-washes your car, but obviously can’t get to all the…