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  Mardi Gras has grown to be celebrated in various parts of the United States, but none with the pomp and pageantry of places like Mobile and New Orleans.  The carnival celebrations run from on or after the Christian feasts of the Epiphany to the day before Ash Wednesday, known as Fat Tuesday (Wikipedia). These colorful, fun events bring lighthearted fun in the midst of the winter/early spring seasons.  Since COVID-19 restrictions have canceled the city's elaborate street parades featuring outsized floats and the fancy dress balls of January and February, as well as the culminating Fat Tuesday celebration on Feb. 16, Mardi Gras 2021 is one for the imagination.  However,  this is still the perfect time to give your beloved ones gifts related to this event  with personalized quotes and messages. Scroll down and check out the T-shirt list below! 1. I Love Being Nana Mardi Gras T-shirt 2. Grandma Love With Grandkids Mardi Gras T-shirt 3. Blessed To Be Call...

We’ve all been taught that when we wash our hair, it’s important to put on a conditioner after applying a shampoo. But is this the best approach?  As a hairstylist, I can tell you that people ask me this question all the time! The dilemma is whether to wash hair with shampoo or conditioner first. It doesn't matter which one you choose because they both serve different purposes. Haircare professionals admit this is one of the most popular topics among salon-goers today. So how do we decide how to properly apply shampoo and conditioner? Read on to find out why the order in which you apply shampoo and conditioner is important when washing your hair. Shampoo First, Condition Second While it may sound like a no-brainer, the number one rule of using a shampoo in your regimen is to make sure you’re using a shampoo first and not conditioner. The reason why lies in the fact that people usually don’t realize that most shampoos cleanse better than they moisturize or add shine. Conditioners, o...

Image Source: Shutterstock.com Friends and family who want to help may advise you to seek more sunlight when they hear you talking about how stressed you are about the lack of growth in your hair. However, for some people, the lack of hair growth might be caused by a vitamin D deficiency so does this mean you should increase your time outdoors?  Scroll down and keep reading to find out whether the sun makes your hair grow actually. The Sun and Hair Health It's true that exposure to the sun during summer months can help stimulate hair growth. When your skin is exposed to sunlight, UVB rays of the sun convert inactive 7-dehydrocholesterol to cholecalciferol, which then is converted within the liver and kidneys into dihydroxycholecalciferol (Vitamin D3). This Vitamin D3 helps facilitate calcium absorption from food in our bodies that helps build strong bones and teeth and also helps us stay healthy. In this way, sunlight can benefit our bodies when it comes down to natural vitamin D3 ...

Image Source: SANCHI OBEROI Many people aren't aware that, for best results, they should base their hair care and styling routines on the type and texture of their hair. Do you know what type of hair you have? What about your hair texture? Why does it even matter? It's important to understand how to determine the right hair care routine for your individual hair type or texture so that you can get the most out of your daily hairstyle.  There are a few factors that go into what makes each person's hair their own, making it important to consider things such as thickness and dryness while finding an appropriate haircare method tailored just for you.  Here are easy ways to find the best solution since there really is a different approach for everyone! Hair Texture and Type Are Two Different Things These two little pieces of information about your hair’s general make up can be crucial to an effective hair care routine.  Hair type and hair texture are two different things. ...