In fact, one of the biggest reasons people shy away from transitioning from straight to natural hair is not wanting to chop it all off. We, totally get that! Losing your hair length can feel like losing a part of your identity. Although the big chop is an effective way to transition to natural hair, it’s not the only way. Read on to learn about how to transition to natural hair in just two ways....
Going vegan can be quite the challenge, but there are many ways you can slowly make the change. One of those changes, which is often overlooked, is going vegan with your hair care products. Simple enough, right? Before getting into it, let’s quickly define what vegan is, particularly as it pertains to beauty products. For a product to be considered vegan, it cannot contain any animal or animal-derived ingredients, including albumen, beeswax, carmine, cholesterol, collagen, gelatin, honey and lanolin, for starters....
Groundwater is like a hidden treasure since it makes our life so much better. We can safely assume that you’re wondering how on earth this relates to hair. Everything from the water we use in the shower to the water in our hair care products impacts our water consumption and the overall groundwater. While it may not happen in our lifetime, if we don’t start making conscious decisions to reduce our water use, over time this precious resource may run out quicker than we think....
I don’t know about you, but when my husband travels for work it feels like a huge part of my heart is missing. The days often feel longer, more chaotic, and sometimes, down-right lonely! That’s why The Dating Divas have created this exclusive WELCOME HOME KIT to celebrate the return of your loved one! This DIY party pack is gender-neutral – and contains EVERYTHING you need to make your spouse feel loved and valued!...
In his article, Brooks talks about the need for leaders skilled in the art of collaboration in light of the escalating conflicts between President Obama and the Republicans in Congress. Brooks suggests that a truly collaborative leader needs to be an “honest broker” between individual parties in order to rally interested parties behind a unified effort. He writes: In an essay posted on LinkedIn, Walker argues that collaborative organizations usually need a person at the top who “is widely trusted and capable of rallying the interested parties behind the unified effort....
