In case you didn't notice, everyone around you is sick. Yep, it's that time of year. Here, how to avoid catching it.
The Busy Girl's Guide- To The 30 Something Skin Regime
Our skin changes a lot in our 30s. Cell turnover slows down,
age spots start to show, our skin begins to sag and fine lines start to pop up.
Here, 4 important ingredients to help fight all your skin-care worries.
Why You Should Switch To Organic Tampons
Next time you reach for a box of tampons, be sure to keep your eye out especially for these 4 ingredients....
How To Work Out When You Hate Exercising
Hate working out? Me too. Exercise is important and absolutely necessary for a healthy
mind and body. Nobody, however, said that you
need be excited about it.
The Busy Girl's Guide: 5 Minute Natural Makeup
Get your shit together in the morning in 5 minutes flat. #noretouching #nofilter. A step-by-step guide to my go-to 5 minute natural makeup look, plus shop all the products I use, after the jump!
The 10 Best Things You Can Do For Your Body
Small changes are sometimes all it takes to improve your health drastically. 10 simple things you can do for your body daily to live a healthier life, after the jump!
9 Ways To Spring Clean Your Closet, Your Mind & Your Body
Get all the tips you need to "Spring Clean" everything from your closet, your diet, your attitude, your workspace, and more!
How To Fall Asleep With Wet Hair
The step by step guide to falling asleep with wet locks and waking up with glossy, wavy hair.
How To Get French Girl Fringe
Worn by the greatest of French ingénues, that wispy, tousled, sideswept fringe is enough to make anyone want to book a trip to the salon. The holy trinity of French bangs in my book are those of Caroline de Maigret, Lou Dillon and Francoise Hardy. There are plenty of modern incarnations as well- Freja Beja Ericsson and Alexa Chung wear theirs effortlessly. Ever wonder how the hell they get that perfect French girl fringe?
8 Supplements For Healthy Skin, Hair & Nails
When we are lacking in nutrients it shows on our skin, hair and nails and not receiving enough could mean lackluster skin and hair, acne, hair that is thin and won’t grow and nails that break and shred.
Our hair and nails are non-essential tissues. This means that they are last in line to receive nutrients, after the vital organs, which also means that we need to be consuming more nutrients than our organs need in order for there to be "overflow" for our non-essential tissues. Taking supplements is a great way to max out on key nutrients. Here is a look at some of my favorite supplements for healthy bodies, hair, skin and nails.
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