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Ready to be inspired? Read on to check out some of our favorite our hair ideas for New Year’s Eve. ** 1. Crimped Crimped hair is totally going to be a trend in 2020 so you might as well start on NYE. To get this perfectly crimped ponytail, dust off your old crimper or create fake crimped hair with braids. If you do go for the crimper hot tool, make sure you prep your hair first with a heat protectant, like TRESemmé Thermal Protection Blow Dry Balm, that helps guard hair from heat, frizz and dryness....

With Mother’s Day coming up, we thought it would be so fun to create some DIY Pokemon cards that your kiddos can customize as a surprise for mom! Hmmm … maybe that makes these PokeMOM cards?! Whatever you decide to call them, we know mama will love receiving these darling handmade cards on her special day! Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. To learn more about ’em, click here. NOTE: If you’re a mom, stop reading!...

Along with the weather being HOT, isn’t your spouse HOT too? Well, let him/her know that you think they are HOT (I am really liking that word right now 😉 ), by doing this quick and easy gift for him/her. Print off the ADORABLE printable that Brie from All Around Candy made. Isn’t she just FABULOUS?! Thanks Brie! Then get your spouse’s favorite COLD drink/treat to help them cool off in this HOT weather!...

There’s no wrong way to handle going gray. You shouldn’t feel any shame in wanting to maintain your natural hair color. Hair is often a big part of our identities and it can be challenging to let go of the vibrant color we’ve had for so long. That being said, there’s also nothing wrong with aging into gray hair with grace. Whether you’re dealing with prematurely gray hair or hair that goes in the natural gray hair direction later in life, you’ll appreciate these tips....

It took me years of mindfulness practice to truly understand the promise of present moment and why it is a helpful place to hang out. As an anxious teenager, I can vividly recall how, in the face of a looming exam, my mind would sometimes spiral into self-defeat. A typical thought stream might look something like: “I’m going to fail this test, then fail out of school, never get into college, probably die homeless and alone under a bridge, and no one will come to my funeral…” But when I practiced mindfulness and staying in the moment, I realized that I could still prepare for the future, like just studying for the darn test, without getting caught up in story of how badly it could go....