For many of us we are on our third week of sheltering in place and we are likely experiencing a long list of new feelings. If you happen to live alone you may be struggling with loneliness.
I went to do my weekly grocery trip today and the store was in panic mode. No parking, empty shelves, long lines and a sense of desperation.
Maintain Your Hair
Get Regular Haircuts. There is a myth that getting your hair trimmed makes your hair grow faster but that is simply not the truth.
Take an Honest Assessment of Your Face
In this new decade I am recommending you do the unthinkable. Deep clean your face and then stand in front of a mirror with bright sunlight.
Drop the Resolution & Create a Mantra
It’s that time of year again! According to Merriam-Webster, Resolution is defined as “A formed decision to do or not do something.
I am a hair mask virgin. I have been able to balance my hair dryness and health with shampoo and conditioners. I also don’t use curly irons or any additional products in my hair.
A nice warm, relaxing bath after a day outside in the snow or cold is amazing!
Not only can a proper bath sooth and relax you but there are actually some scientific benefits.
Ahh, Fall!
Have you noticed that Christmas decorations went up before Thanksgiving even happened? I’m sorry but this is just wrong! Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday and it is for many of the people I know.
If your lucky enough to actually witness a live football game this Fall or Winter your probably struggling to keep your skin healthy and well – look cute! Here are some tips that work for me and my friends.
Photo by Raphael Lovaski on Unsplash
Believe it or not, cruelty-free beauty branding goes back all the way to the 1950s, when English aristocrat Lady Dowding suggested makers of fake fur use the slogan ‘Beauty with