In all honesty, if you are really new to bodybuilding/strength training, I would hold off on the steroids.
The advice for women is pretty much like the advice for the men, train naturally for awhile, build up some muscle, and drop bodyfat.
Especially winnie, for the lads it is referred to as a 'hardner', and gains do not really show on the lads with higher bodyfat.
With women, it is often referred to as 'snakebite' as women either love it or get some pretty bad sides.
Your diet is not ideal either for muscle building or fat burning. Lean protein in every meal, at least 6 meals every day, more quality carbs.
Have you worked out how many calories, carbs, protein and fat you are eating and what you need?
If not, and these things are new to you, then you are not really ready to take steroids.
Clenbuterol may also have sides, and as it up-regulates beta-2 receptors, it doesn't work as well after about two weeks plus or minus, unless you start taking more, or take some other drugs with it.
Also coming off of a lot of these stimulatory drugs can result in a rebound fat gain.
Fat lose is all about a calorie balance, but building muscle will be one of your best ways to up your metabolic rate. So that means DIET DIET DIET.
There are a few absolutely awesome books out there that will help you with your diet, and there is a thread that has some of the basics from Tom Venuto's Burn the Fat, Feed the Muscle (see the thread in this section, help to sort out your diet).
I would also highly recommend Chris Aceto's All you ever wanted to know about fat loss.
In all honesty, training with weights, and by that I mean high intensity, going heavy, mixing it up, and a great diet, you will probably get the results you want without the drugs.
If you don't have these things sorted, any gains or fat loss that you do achieve with the drugs may be short lived.
Personally, I would hold off and train naturally for awhile.
No matter what anyone says, women always get sides from taking male hormones, it will show up somewhere on your body.