10 Things That Never Go Out Of Style
10 Fashion items and makeup trends that will forever be popular, from black, blazers converse runners and Jeans!
Healthy Summer Hair Care
While the sun, pool days and warmer temperatures are often a welcome change come summer, they can be brutal on your hair. It’s important to give your locks some extra love this season. “The sun, sweat and chlorine can fade color fast. Make sure you have the right products to protect your hair,” said Heather Brodzin, director of salon and spa with Beauty Brands. “Whether it’s styling aids, hair protectants, a smoother or moisturizer,...
Awesome Hacks for Women (Mostly) ;)
Try these last minute Life Hacks! Most are awesome Hacks for women. There’s everything here, from cool finger nail painting to a magic shoe tying trick. Lots here for guys too! Which tips and tricks do you think you could use?
What is sustainable clothing?
Consumers who have adopted a greener way of living may include organic foods and beverages in their eco-friendly plans. Such men and women may be very familiar with the way organic foods are produced, including how these foods are made without the use of chemical pesticides or artificial growth additives. Organic items are not limited to just food and drink. Organic and sustainable clothing has exploded in popularity, providing yet...
Improve cosmetic skills with highlighting and contouring
Many women feel that a few well-placed cosmetic touches can improve their appearances and highlight their best features. There are scores of cosmetics on the market, with entire store aisles devoted to foundations, blushes, shadows, and other cosmetics. Discovering which brands and products work best for your particular skin type may take some trial and error before producing winning results. Makeup lessons do not end with product...
Prolong the life of your hair colour
Men and women have been colouring their hair for centuries, experimenting with different materials and chemical combinations to achieve their desired looks. In the mid-1800s, chemists began to work with non-natural dyes for the textile industry. At least one of the chemicals used in a dye derived from coal tar formed a colour when exposed to air. This molecule, called para-phenylenediamine, or PPD, eventually would go on to form the...
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