Yup, today’s lesson in getting the most bang out of your hair products is showing you how to use hair pomade for three different looks. Read on: ** 1. The Easy, Dapper Pomp Contrary to what you might think, a proper modern-day pompadour isn’t very complicated to recreate. Gone are the crazy swirls and super-shellacked sideburns of first-generation pomps. These days, all it takes to get the look is some height at the fringe area and a bit of sheen—both easily achieved with a blow-dryer and some pomade....

Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. To learn more about ’em, click here. When I spotted this box of Quaker Whole Heart Cereal at the store, I KNEW I had to buy it. How cute are these sweet little hearts?? The flavor of them is similar to Honey Nut Cheerios but the shape – SO FUN! I thought I could do a little something on the box to make it a cute love note for my husband....

** Perhaps it takes a paradigm shift for us to equate efficiency with something that could also, well, delight. To be fair, a lot of us grew up in the time when “if it stings, that means it’s working” was an uncontested household rule. We came of age with first-generation dandruff systems—those straightforward, dreadfully unsexy zinc-filled bottles that actually had their medicated strength (the higher, gulp, the better) listed boldly on the front labels....

They explore the direct line between mindfulness and manners and explore how we can wake up to the moment. Stephanie Domet: Barry, what made you want to write about rudeness? Barry Boyce: Well as a matter of fact, I have been to several conferences and mindfulness retreats, and I started to notice that the level of impoliteness was as much in evidence there as it was in society at large, so I started to think, what’s wrong with this picture?...

Ombré Hair Color Basics Ombré Hair Color Basics What is ombré hair color and how did it start? Ombré hair is simply hair that gradually gets lighter starting from the mid-shaft directly to the ends and the roots of the hair are normally left untouched. The name itself is borrowed from the french term ‘ombré,’ which by definition means having tones of color that shade into each other, graduating from light to dark....