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Hacks for When Your Hair Tie Goes Missing

By Carlos on July 7, 2018 Personal Care

Sometimes, you may feel like getting your air off your neck and back. Consequently, many ladies ensure wear an elastic hair tie around their wrists to cater for emergencies. If your hair band breaks or gets lost, here are some proven hacks to help you get your hair out of the way. 1. Braids A simple hair interlocking style can make you feel free. The technique helps your hair to stay fairly well on your head without needing a fastener. If your hair is the thick type, make two braids instead of one. Tighter twists are likely to stay in…

Tips for Working Out in the Summer Heat

By Carlos on July 6, 2018 Health & Wellness

Summer has its perks, including beach season! Don’t cut back on your workout just because it’s hot out. Keep consistent with your workouts without letting the heat get the best of you with the helpful tips below. Get beach-ready body while staying calm and cool under the hot summer sun! 1. Stay Hydrated While there are different guidelines on how much water to consume daily, the general fallback is still the “8 by 8” rule, which says to drink eight glasses of eight ounces each of water per day. Be careful not to overdo your hydration either, water intoxication can…

Ways to Create Shade for Your Outdoor Room

By Carlos on July 5, 2018 Outdoor

Summer is here and you can’t wait to entertain guests outdoors. If there’s too much sun, you might find yourself sunburned, a sure way to spoil your day. Block the scorching sun by creating a sunshade for your outdoor area. There are more ways than one to bring shade in your backyard, try some of the helpful suggestions below. 1. DIY Shade Sails Shade sails are designed in to provide relief from the scorching sun. They’re perfect for swimming pools, gardens, and patios. You can choose to have these shades made from canvas or cloth material, it all depends on…

Top Ten Tips for Fourth of July Travel

By Carlos on July 3, 2018 Seasonal

Many Americans are already vacationing or planning on hitting the road for fourth of July. Whether headed to the beach, the city, or visiting family for a backyard barbecue, travelers must be mindful that this is one of the busiest travel times of the year. Regardless of your destination, it’s important to plan carefully and expect some hurdles as you prepare to travel. Use these ten travel tips, you might find some useful strategies to cut down on travel time, beat the crowds, and enjoy sightseeing. 1. Hit the Road Early The night before, make sure that the car is…

Red, White & Blue Dishes for Patriotic Parties

By Carlos on July 2, 2018 Food and Dining

Celebrate the country and charm your family with red, white & blue inspired dishes! These dishes taste as good as they look. Enjoy these finger-licking dishes that include everything from starters to desserts. Drinks Red, White, and Blue Sangria Just cut the fruits in star shapes and soak them in a dry white wine. Syrup, blueberries, raspberries, and strawberries are then combined in a bowl and stirred well resulting in a refreshing summer cocktail. Appetizers Blueberry, Strawberry and Jicama Salsa This patriotic salsa is sure to be a crowd pleaser. Berries provide a sweet flavor while the jicama adds a…

Simple and Stylish Floral Centerpieces

By Carlos on July 1, 2018 Home

Small, simple and inexpensive floral centerpieces make quite a statement. You can make arrangements out of containers you have around your house and use flowers you can buy at the supermarket or from your own modest garden. Here are some ideas to create simple and stylish floral centerpieces. Flowers in Footed Glass Bowls Place flowers of different shades of the same color in a set of three, different sized, clear glass bowls. Put pink roses and hyacinths in one bowl, pink peonies in another and pink ranunculus and peonies in another. Flutes and Votives Fill tall flute vases with different…

Summer Tips for a Healthy Heart

By Carlos on June 29, 2018 Health & Wellness

As much fun as the warm weather can be, it’s important to know heart-healthy tips on how to thrive in the heat. Many people don’t think they need to modify their lifestyle to safely manage the heat, but paying attention to when you exercise and what you eat can make a significant difference in how well your body copes with the heat. Heart Health Challenges in the Summer Your heart has to pump harder to cool you down and make you sweat. For people with a compromised heart, this extra stress from the additional pumping can overwhelm the cardiovascular system.…

Ways to Stay Safe this Summer

By Carlos on June 27, 2018 Health & Wellness

Now that the summer months are upon us, it’s time to have as much fun as possible, but, we need to stay safe while doing it. With changes in the weather come risks of sun damage, allergies, and much more. Follow the tip below for a safe and satisfying summer. Practice Sun Safety Even when the sun doesn’t seem to be particularly strong, apply sunscreen before going outdoors. It needs to be reapplied throughout the day, especially after strenuous activity, excessive sweating, or swimming. It is best to choose a sunscreen that is SPF 30 or higher to provide the…

Ways to Wear Summer Style Staples

By Carlos on June 26, 2018 Fashion

Summer is all about looking your best and knowing how to rock your summer staples is essential. There are many timeless fashion items that you can flaunt any place your summer adventures take you. Be sure to pick up the items below for a fun and fashionable summer. Shirtdress Longer than a shirt but as light-weight as a summertime dress, the shirtdress is a fun and casual summer item. The nice thing about the shirtdress is that you don’t have to worry about pulling together a complete outfit with shorts or pants, since it hits at the mid-thigh level and…

Fun Inexpensive Gifts for Teachers

By Carlos on June 25, 2018 Money

It might seem impossible to find just the right gift for a teacher without breaking the bank. Check out these fun, inexpensive ideas to show your teacher how appreciative you are the end of the school year. Classroom Supplies Classroom supplies might seem boring, but to a teacher, this stuff is gold. When classroom basics like pencils, whiteboard markers, notebook paper, composition books, tissue and hand sanitizer get used up, teachers make sure that the students have what they need. Unfortunately, these expenses come right out of his or her pocket. If you notice that something in the classroom is…

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