Have you ever noticed that your hair seems to act differently depending on the time of year? Maybe your hair gets super frizzy in the summer or feels really dry in the winter. That’s because the weather and seasons can have a big impact on your hair and scalp.
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We’ve all made New Year’s resolutions that we end up giving up on a few weeks into the new year, but why not make 2024 different!
Happy New Year!!!
It’s officially 2023, so you know what that means. It’s time to get moving on those New Year’s resolutions you set for yourself.
According to a 2021 study, around 37% of people in the United States prefer to take their vitamins and supplements in gummy form. And while this may seem strange, those of us that are adults now can remember taking our vitamins in the shape of Flintstones characters every morning when we were kids. Fun fruity shapes were a good way to convince a kid to take their vitamins. It makes sense that a lot of grown-ups still prefer their vitamins in a more palatable form. Not everyone has the ability, or enjoys, swallowing large dry pills every day, so the vitamin gummies make taking these supplements way easier for a lot of people.
Long hair or curly hair comes with its share of problems, but none of them are as annoying as matting. That feeling when your hair gets clumped and tangled together in a way that makes it painful to try and brush out is just one of the worst feelings in the world.
Dry shampoo is another product out there that claims to be able to keep your hair healthy while reducing oils and dirt. The difference between dry shampoo and regular shampoo is that dry shampoo can be applied to dry hair and does not require you to rinse it out once you’ve applied it. And even though that may seem counterproductive based on how we use regular shampoo, dry shampoo can help out when you don’t want to fully wash your hair.
As COVID-19 vaccines begin making their way into arms around the world, things may start to slowly get back to “normal” this summer. People are going to be more comfortable leaving their house, businesses and restaurants will get the ok to move into the next phase of their reopening, and offices will start letting people back into work.
If you’ve ever gone into the hair care aisle at the store looking for something to help your hair stay healthy and glowing, then you know exactly how saturated the hair care market is. There are seemingly thousands of products, using different ingredients, that all claim to be the most amazing product for your hair.
The older you get, the more your body starts to change. You’re sore for no reason, you get tired more easily, your skin starts to show creases and spots, your hair begins to fall out and those unsightly grays emerge to make us “distinguished.”
Unfortunately these are just things that come along with the aging process and there’s not much we can do to reverse those affects, but there are things we can do to help hide them, especially graying hair.
While the COVID pandemic continues to force all of us to make changes in our daily lives, one thing that some people can’t control is going to the doctor.
Most states across the United States, have slowly been reopening after shutting down earlier this year, but does that mean it’s safe to go the doctor’s office?
In most cases, yes, it is safe to visit your doctor during the COVID pandemic. Most offices have been taking strict precautions when it comes to seeing patients, and depending on the type of doctor you’re seeing, they’ve probably been limiting patients that show any symptoms related to COVID. But even with those precautions in place, some people may not feel comfortable visiting the doctor’s office.
