While red can be an intimidating color, all of these red hair trends are wearable and only make the good kind of bold statements! ** 1. Auburn Hair This warm brown and red fusion of color is super trendy this year. It’s a great color to go for if you don’t want an obviously red hair color. This red hair trend relies on creating a warm brown that will glimmer hints of red when the sun hits it just right....
One of those artists is designer Brisayon Watson. A young designer from Maryland, Watson creates functional pieces that take athleisure and streetwear to a new level of sophistication and sensation. This is a look at his story: ** From a young age, Watson was always heavily interested in sports, fitness, and fashion, but it wasn’t until 2016 that he would get his hands on a sewing machine. “I originally wanted a sewing machine to alter old pants and shirts I had that no longer fit me properly, but I soon after fell in love with the idea of creating things people hadn’t seen before,” Watson says....
** Lucky for you, this is where we come in. We’ve rounded up some questions for you to answer and simple, fun, and easy hairstyles to help you make the tough decision. Read on to reveal your hair chop truth: 1. Do you really want bangs? First thing’s first, why do you want to get bangs right now? Are you looking for a hair overhaul after a major life event (a break-up, for example)?...
Silver Shampoo: The Ultimate Brass Fighter Silver Shampoo: The Ultimate Brass Fighter Silver shampoo, a.k.a. a purple toning shampoo known for keeping blonde, gray and yes, silver hair vibrant, is a miracle worker in preventing brassy, discolored locks. For those of us who suffer from this unwanted color situation, which often occurs with those who’ve dyed their hair blonde as well as with those with natural gray hair, we know how frustrating it is to see that dullness start to creep in....
Jane Brox • Houghton Mifflin Harcourt An author fascinated by the fundamental aspects of life, Jane Brox has written about family, farmland, and light—all to great acclaim. She is a micro-historian with a farmer’s feel for the value of getting dirt under your fingernails to get to the heart of the matter. Using the modern technique of alternating and intertwining stories, Brox reports on silence as a means of reform in early penitentiaries (thought to be more humane than corporal or capital punishment) and as a means of spiritual development in the monastery....
