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What’s your hair color?

After Rihanna-videos stormed the waves, I’ve noticed alot of red-hair on the streets.Red has become the most wanted hair-color. Atlanta salon owner Kelly Van Gogh says “A mix of warm reds and light golden brown gives a vibrant sheen and flatters most skin tones.” However, despite the red-craze, its fabulous to notice afew hair-trend rebels:Continue reading “What’s your hair color?”

One tip for Dandruff

Sometimes we forget to “care” for our scalp- and as a result we let a desert of dandruff form on our heads. (Dandruff is dry skin on the scalp) – here’s one tip for Dandruff – SULFUR CONTAINING PRODUCTS Sulfur has shown itself to be useful as a remedy for dry skin and thus isContinue reading “One tip for Dandruff”

The Power of Networking

On Tuesday, I attended my first BIG networking event and went home accomplished. Since the start of summer vacation, I’ve been actively involved with a site called the Intern Queen, which is a destination for college students seeking internships, and the company organized its first ever event in NYC. Two months into being the CampusContinue reading “The Power of Networking”

What body shape are you?

Have you ever found yourself trying to squeeze into things that don’t flatter your natural curves and frame? Well, it’s time for you to value your shape by wearing clothing which complements your Body Shape. Perhaps, a fun and easy way to identify your shape is by simply identifying celebs who share your body shapeContinue reading “What body shape are you?”

Summer Fun, Stay Cool & Remembering Amy Winehouse

There’s only a month left of summer before you go back to school, so enjoy it! Our blogger, Ariam has discovered that she has a completely different perspective about animals after working for the Bronx Zoo. Now, will she become our world’s next animal rights activists? Who knows? It’s all about exposure to different activities,Continue reading “Summer Fun, Stay Cool & Remembering Amy Winehouse”

Experience Lively Animals With Wildlife Conservation Society

With summer well over the half-way mark, I wonder what animals have you seen so far? Never have I experienced the allure of pet animals or helping any stray and homeless animal. I was never bitten by a dog or stared down by a cat, but I tried to keep distant from animals at ALLContinue reading “Experience Lively Animals With Wildlife Conservation Society”

H2O

How much water do you drink a day approximately? (Be honest). Did you know that 60% of your body weight is water? Every system in your body depends on this water to function properly. Therefore, it is very important to drink enough water daily to allow your body to remove toxins and carry nutrients toContinue reading “H2O”

Free Art Classes with MOMA at Fort Greene Park

The Fort Greene Park Conservancy partners with the Museum of Modern Art (MOMA) for “Art-in-Public Spaces,” a series of free outdoor public art projects in Fort Greene Park. The workshops will expose high school juniors and seniors to art careers and discuss community and public art. The art program will also include a field tripContinue reading “Free Art Classes with MOMA at Fort Greene Park”

Chase your dreams!

From a very young age, I’ve always tried to map out my future. I’m a plan freak and my dad once said to me, “Planning never fails, but people fail to plan.” I assumed if you plan, you definitely can’t fail. So, I planned everything to the last second. However, with my theory of neverContinue reading “Chase your dreams!”

NBC’s Today Show Offers Tips to Stay Safe in Hot Temperatures

This morning, NBC Today Show co-anchor, Al Roker, discussed how to stay safe in extremely high temperatures with internist and Women’s Health magazine contributor, Dr. Keri Peterson. They discuss ways to stay cool and what to do if you or someone you know has symptoms of dehydration, heat exhaustion and heat stroke. Remember to keepContinue reading “NBC’s Today Show Offers Tips to Stay Safe in Hot Temperatures”