This has to be one of the easiest fancy hairstyles you can create in a hurry. Read on as we demonstrate how to wear a headband with short hair for formal occasions and get inspired: ** ** 1. Double Up Double up on the headband trend by opting for a double-stranded option. 2. Natural Texture Embrace your natural hair and draw attention to your unique texture with a bandana headband....
My phone and I became fast friends—though I was a jealous, needy friend, and kept my iPhone clamped tight to my hip in a pouch, not unlike an old West gunslinger with his colt revolver. Ask my wife about my compulsive phone-checking at the dinner table and you’ll know a bit about what became my addictive cycle of non-work-related phone-fun (and suffering). Whether it be the mindless nudge toward your phone screen, a thick slice of cake, a cigarette, or various substances, craving is familiar to us all....
And take it from our crew of editors, we’ve experienced some of these services first-hand during the Tribeca Film Festival: Every editor was given specific treatments for their hair based on their hair types. To learn more about this Tribeca salon and what to expect, we chatted with Nicole Casamassima, Manager of the Nexxus New York Salon. Read on to get the insider scoop about this awesome new Tribeca hair studio:...
Hilarity ensues. This scenario becomes the pretext for a full-blown satire of the mindfulness revolution. The retreat takes place in a posh estate surrounded by lush, manicured grounds. The woman leading the retreat speaks softly but wields a big passive-aggressive emotional stick that is thinly concealed. She’s better, calmer, more aware, and more woke than the messed-up women (it’s a women-only event) who wash up on her shore. And speaking of washing, participants are made to do lots of cleaning chores, and they are paying for the privilege....
Likewise, when as patients we are confronted with illness, with the unexpected, and on the receiving end of powerful suggestions from health practitioners about our future, it is easy to turn away from ourselves, losing all sense of direction, no longer trusting our innate wisdom and navigational sensitivities. But if, in these moments, we learn to stop and be present, we have a chance to learn a lot. In these moments, no matter what our role, so much seems to be at stake, so much of our identity ripe for loss, uncertainty, or displacement....
