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Why I Embraced The Mom Uniform

The following guest post is by Miriam Levine. For as long as I can remember, my wardrobe represented my stage in life. When I packed up to go to college, I filled large duffel bags with skinny jeans and baggy cotton sweaters from the Gap. I lived in slip-on suede moccasins throughout all seasons and occasionally…

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African American Woman Hairstyles

The thicker, curvier nature of African American hair follicles produces tighter, kinky coils. African American women can opt for treatments to straighten their hair, or may prefer more natural styles that highlight the curly texture — which can vary from person to person. There are some classic styles that are always in fashion, but you’ll want to find a hairstyle that fits your overall personal style.

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How to Deal With Teenage Acne

During the teenage years, acne may seem like a part of life. Hormonal changes that occur during puberty cause the body to produce too much sebum, or oil. The extra sebum, along with dead skin cells, clogs pores, creating a great spot for bacteria to thrive. The bacteria forms into cysts, which can rupture to form pimples or papules. Some teenagers seem to get off easy and only suffer the occasional pimple, while others may have acne all over their faces, necks and backs. Acne usually goes away with the proper care and treatment.

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Tips on Hair Regrowth

Like many women, you may experience occasional dissatisfaction with your hair, wishing it were longer and more appealing. Bad haircuts, poor diet, incorrect styling procedures and certain medications can all damage your hair. Like many things in your physical makeup, heredity plays a large part in the growth of your hair. Although you cannot change your genetic structure, you can improve your hair’s ability to grow long and strong. Good health and proper care can help you attain a healthy head of hair.

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Tips to Prevent Hair Loss

Whether they wear their hair long or short, bobbed or in a ponytail, women use their hair to express their personalities. So when their hair starts to thin or fall out, panic ensues. Avoid the panic by preventing hair loss before it happens with a few quick tips that can keep your mane healthy and manageable.