Your average serum can scare people away because they can be too heavy for natural curls. Instead of avoiding them, choose products, like a creme, gel, or oil-based serum that can benefit your curls. Read on to learn more about how this wonder product can benefit natural hair: ** 1. Moisturizes Curly hair tends to run on the drier side, so keeping it well moisturized is important to ensure that it’s soft and manageable....
10 School Hairstyles for Short Hair 10 School Hairstyles for Short Hair 1. The Neat Bun Twist your shorter strands up into a high twisted bun. Take a couple seconds to pull a few strands out around to frame your face to make the look even more flattering. 2. The Sleek Lob The slightly grown-out bob, the lob, has been seen on almost every celebrity over the last few seasons. This look is chic without being too short, versatile to the point of entirely new levels of convenience, and one of our all-time favorite looks....
We at All Things Hair are all about the perfect everyday solution. Click on for a roundup of some of our favorite professional-looking—yet cool!—easy hairstyles for the workweek that shakes things up from that regular messy bun. Challenge accepted! ** MONDAY Challenge: Sunday Funday hangover Solution: French-girl chignon Affixing a tight knot on your head is the last thing you want when waking up with a splitting headache, but a relaxed, softer chignon is one of our favorite easy hairstyles that can give you the same effect with none of the strain....
All you have to do is identify which one of the hairstyles (pictured below) closely resembles your own. Then, after you’ve done that, keep on scrolling to find out everything you’ve ever wanted to know about your gorgeous hair type. Honestly, this “what hair type do I have” quiz is all you need! ** Check out our cheatsheet table, below, for a quick overview of all the hair types....
Today Toni talks to us about why the path to peace begins with facing difficult realities, how mindfulness can help with chronic pain and illness, and some of the key lessons she’s learned. Elisha: How is this book different from your other book on chronic pain and illness, How to Be Sick? Toni: The new book is broader in scope than How to Be Sick, and it’s organized differently. How to Be Sick is organized around concepts and practices to help people learn to live with grace and purpose despite the limitations imposed by their health....
