It’s that time again. The days after and the days before. After the summer holidays, beaches, ice cream and long humid nights. And before school, lunch boxes, falling leaves and cooler evenings. In my head the routine is perfect, I know the tune and a sense of comfort sets in. But in my heart things are different this time.
These uncertain times are killing me. Over the past few months every time I have felt there is a life float I can grab onto and rest my flailing body, I quickly find myself submerged again. So for now I think it’s time to let go, sink and be still. I am taking the whole month of August off to process, to filter, to question, to preserve energy, to learn and unlearn.
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If you are considering going on a family trip at some point soon, then there are some things that you’ve got to take into consideration. You can’t just head out on vacation without a single thought about the logistics of it, because in reality, this isn’t going to work. That’s why we’ve written this article though, to give you some advice on what you need to think about! If you want to know more about this topic, keep reading down below.
My hair is a big part of my life. Wild, curly, complicated and often messy, I find it represents my personality perfectly. Due to the volume and length and obviously the landslide of curls, it takes time to wash, dry and style and can often feel like a pain in the backside. It takes a whole day of preparations and an evening of effective action to reach the point where I am satisfied with the control that various products I use can have on my hair. Which is why I was hesitant to try a new range of curly hair products that was gifted to me. I had already found a rhythm and flow, a system that works so why mess with the system? Well, the reason is simple and straightforward: all the products I use on my hair are full of sulphates and silicone. The ones I have been using these past three weeks do not contain any of these ingredients yet they are designed and created to give some of the best results I have ever noticed. Here’s my curl hair detox story.