Happy New Year Everyone! I could not wait to share this latest information about skin care products that I received from the New York Times Wirecutter Newsletter, which I subscribe to.
Take a look at the link your next opportunity. Stay beautiful !
Essential oils can be quite costly, so it becomes challenging to dispose of them after their expiration date if they have not been fully utilized. Some individuals I know incorporate them into their cleaning products when mopping their floors. While you may use your discretion, I thought you might find the information below useful. Click the links for details.
I recently enjoyed a salad sprinkled with bee pollen and was amazed by the flavor. Consequently, I searched for it in the supermarket to use as a seasoning for my salads. And guess what? I discovered that it’s beneficial for various health issues, including arthritis, which I have, and boosting energy, which I could use. I found this information on WebMD, a source I often use for research. You might want to consider adding it to your diet too.
While we focus on the guidelines and support available for Breast Cancer, this month I’ll be sharing various news pieces that might assist you in determining how you wish to contribute to this significant cause.
In the past, Skin Healthy Magazine was posted on the Hair Talk with Gladys page. For those subscribed to Hairblues.me, there’s a special treat waiting for you – the AAD (American Academy of Dermatology) guidelines for a healthy skincare routine. The magazine has something for the whole family. Click the link below to read the current online copy, and scroll down the page for more copies.
The stigma around wrinkles and the amount of time we concern ourselves with them as we age made me want to address some of the questions you might have buzzing around in that beautiful brain of yours. When you have time, take a look at the website links in this post.
As always, you can count on me to give you “news you can use”. In many cases, it will also “lift you, and your beauty to look UP“.
I posted about hair loss for the first time on HairBluesin March 2012! You can imagine — that was 12 years ago — and there was “little talk” about hair loss so candidly. I am happy to report — that the hair loss discussion has made much progress since then, allowing for women to choose a look that works for them whether it be bald and beautiful, or experimentation with various looks and styles.
Kudos to Rihanna for revealing her own struggle with hair loss including her creative nature to do some one thing – or many things about it.
Stay beautiful – because hair loss can also be made beautiful!
Click the link below to read more about Rihanna’s POV.