10 things you should never do if you have curly hair Overwashing your hair. Using shampoo and conditioners that have sulfates. Forgetting to use oil. Relying too heavily on products. Using the wrong type of comb. Combing hair while it’s Read more…
Hair ties seem innocuous enough, but a surprising amount of those on the market will actually damage your hair. Some ponytail holders will trap and break dry or fine hair. Others will leave creases on thick, curly hair. Do hair Read more…
Crushing your hair with the weight of your head can leave curls looking matted and messy. Sleeping on your back can also create frizz and knots in your hair as you move your head from side to side during the Read more…
Johnny and Pony decide to run away. They think Dallas will be able to help them somehow. They go over to Buck Merrill’s to look for Dally. Buck is Dally’s partner in the rodeo. What happened to Johnny in The Read more…
How to Care for a Palm Plant Avoid direct sun. Full, direct sunlight can burn the leaves of your palm and cause curling or brown leaf tips. Be wary of pests. Keep the soil moist. Prune occasionally. Use fertilizer. Why Read more…
Avoid using hot styling tools until they’re absolutely necessary. Hot styling tools can damage your natural hair as well as the hair extensions. Usually, sew-in hair extensions are made of real human hair because they’re placed in your head for Read more…
Yes it is still possible to tie your hair up with extensions in as they are applied away from the parting and away from your hair line. The LA weave is brilliant if you like to wear your hair up Read more…
Cut leaves that are entirely brown or yellow at the base – near the stem or at the soil. Be sure not to tug the leaves, as this can damage healthy parts of the plant. If only part of the Read more…
The long, luscious locks slicked back in a tight bun has become a trendy hairstyle for some men, but the new-do can cause serious damage called traction alopecia, or acute baldness. How can I slick my hair back without damaging Read more…
In most cases, the grounds are too acidic to be used directly on soil, even for acid-loving plants like blueberries, azaleas and hollies. Coffee grounds inhibit the growth of some plants, including geranium, asparagus fern, Chinese mustard and Italian ryegrass. Read more…