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And before the pandemic — during which the station was reduced to essential personnel (that did not include a hairstylist) — Sutherland was in the unique position to spend one-on-one time with just about everyone: She worked six days a week, often filling 14 appointments a day. “Before Thanksgiving, Christmas, and redeployment it gets extremely…
Browse through the blogosphere or flip through a few fitness magazines, and you’d think that the benefits of fasted cardio were a gift from the fat-burning gods. At this point, the idea that fasted cardio is better for burning fat than regular, fed cardio has become axiomatic. Of course it’s better for fat loss say…
Copper isn’t limited to hair texture either. Earlier this year, hairstylist and colorist Daisy Henson told Allure she’s been seeing a lot of people with kinky, curly, or Afro-textured hair gravitating to the color. Allow SZA’s gorgeous auburn Afro to convince you. You could even add some copper to your favorite protective styles. SZA/Instagram Instead…
Look, we love a good full-coverage moment when it comes to complexion products — but thicker, opaque products definitely have their downsides, especially when summer comes along and you could cut through the humidity with a knife. Not only can full-coverage foundation combine with sweat to clog up pores, but it can also eat up…
“Mousse mania” first became popular in the ’80s — pre-Allure‘s existence — when, according to pop culture, the bigger the hair, the better. Maybe you lived through the era or have seen photos of rock stars like Madonna or KISS and couldn’t help but notice their wildly voluminous hair. Back then, mousse was glorified as…
[ad_1] April 23, 2021– “Above a clear, rocky stream, a small green tree frog perches on the belly of a leaf. Turning its tiny snout toward the water, the frog lets out three chirps in the dark, struggling to make itself known. The act of naming is never a discovery, but a description of what…
[ad_1] The negativity bias of the mainstream media has distorted the way society views people’s adherence to Covid’s social distancing rules, suggested a prominent psychologist. Speaking on Radio Four Today, Professor Stephen Reicher said that the media’s propensity to believe that “ if it bleeds, it drives ” has led many outlets to focus on…