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Who's Taking Care Of You? + MORE
Hair extensions and hair treatments are just one way that Invisiblend Hair Studio helps to increase our client’s quality of life. A hair technician or hair salon specialist is more than just a stylist, they are a friend. A person to vent your week to, express your joy and life achievements, there is more than just beauty when it comes to our hair stylist.We hope the reviews and blogs and posts help your day go smother
9 Smart Ways to Keep Your Marriage Healthy at Any Age
– www.health.com
First comes love, then comes marriage, then comes decades of time together strewn with a minefield of potential relationship wreckers. It’s a wonder that anyone ends up walking off into the sunset, hand-in-wrinkled-hand, with a silver-haired mate. What do those geriatric lovebirds know that you don’t?Well, the truth is that even in so-called happy marriages, both partners probably fantasize some of the time—or even much of the time—about throwing in the towel. A Woman’s Day and AOL Living poll found that a shocking 72% of women surveyed have considered leaving their husbands at some point. But despite the occasional rocky patch, 71% expected to be with their husbands for the rest of their lives. So how do you make it to the finish line with your relationship intact?Each decade will have its own drama, be it child-rearing, layoffs, second careers, and middle-aged angst, along with a big helping of the in-sickness-and-in-health stuff. Here’s how to have a healthy relationship every step of the way.1. Watch your waistlineNow that you’re married, you can finally relax and skip the gym, right? Wrong. Wedded couples tend to have fatter waistlines, which can spell trouble in terms of sexual attraction and general health. A study published in the New England Journal of Medicine found that your chances of becoming obese increase by 37% if your spouse becomes obese. So unless you want “till death do us part” to include chronic health issues like heart disease and diabetes, it’s important to establish healthy eating habits early on. But warding off weight gain isn’t as simple as whipping up a healthy meal together. Eating with anyone—from your spouse to coworker—can cause you to consume 33% more than you would solo.RELATED: 14 Ways You Lie to Yourself About Your WeightBeing aware of the potential fatty pitfalls of marital bliss may be enough to keep your portion sizes in check. Spend couple time checking out local farmers’ markets on the weekends in an effort to consumer fresher, low-calorie fare. Or schedule an exercise date to work off some of your hearty, homemade dinners.2. Have a financial planNearly 40% of married people admit to lying to their spouse about a purchase, and money woes can quickly send your marriage south. In fact, money is the number-one reason couples fight, and relationships tend to suffer during poor economies. You should discuss and agree upon some hard financial ground rules, preferably before you tie the knot.Don’t fret if you’re a spendthrift and your partner pinches pennies. “It’s probably not a good thing to have the exact same philosophy about money, ” says Ken Robbins, MD, a clinical professor of psychiatry at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. “But financial issues are best to resolve early on. You want to decide who is going to pay the bills, how much discretionary spending is reasonable, and how you’re going to keep track of it all.”3. Figure out your family rulesCouples spend the first 5 to 10 years of their marriage butting heads over how their family should work, says Dr…
11 Ways to Make Your Hair Look 10 Years Younger
– health.com
What is up with my hair?!If it doesn’t seem as healthy as it used to, blame it on…life. “Aging can make hair thinner, drier and less manageable,” notes dermatologist Shani Francis, MD, director of the Hair Disorders Center of Excellence in Skokie, Ill. The trick is to restore hydration, add volume and replenish shine. Here’s your total plan.Bring Back Softness”I love how dry and brittle my hair is!” said no one ever. There’s a scientific explanation for why it’s like that: “Since oil glands are mostly under hormonal control, they can become less active as your body changes over time,” says Dr. Francis. Turning up the heat on your dryer or curling iron only adds to the parching problem.TREAT ITRestore your hair’s natural lipids with a weekly fix such as Kérastase Paris Resistance Masque Therapiste ($34; amazon.com), which packs hydrating plant sap plus peptides and amino acids to strengthen abused follicles.STYLE ITCoat damp hair with a thermal protectant that hasceramides; they bind to hair and reduce breakage, found a study in the International Journal of Cosmetic Science. Try Phyto Phytokeratine Repairing Thermal Protectant Spray ($32; sephora.com). The suppler your strands, the less breakage youll see.RELATED: 6 Nutrients for Healthy HairBoost FullnessThinning often happens gradually, but for some of us, it seems to occur overnight. One day you look in the mirror and—gasp!—you can see scalp. Or you notice your ponytail isnt as full. “Hair goes through growing cycles, and at a certain age, it can slow down,” says Dr. Francis. But all is not lost: Those sluggish follicles can be awakened.TREAT ITOD’ing on products leaves behind buildup that can impede hair growth. ReGenesis Thickening Shampoo ($34; nordstrom.com) has willow bark to de-gunk and flax protein to plump strands. For significant thinning, the go-to ingredient is minoxidil. It’s the only over-the- counter drug that’s FDA-approved for stimulating hair growth in women. Find it in Women’s Rogaine Hair Regrowth Treatment ($30 for a one-month supply; ulta.com). With daily use, you can expect results in as early as 12 weeks. Also FDA-approved to spur hair growth: low-level red-light laser therapy. The HairMax LaserComb Ultima 12 ($495; neimanmarcus.com) is an investment, but it can be as effective as minoxidil, says Dr. Francis, and more so if it’s used in conjunction with the drug. Run the pronged wand over your scalp three times a week for eight minutes to see improvement in 12 weeks.STYLE ITYou guessed it—use volumizing spray. Try BloPro Blow Back Time Texture Spray ($20; blowpro.com), which infuses hair with specks of bulk-boosting powder. (No worries; its invisible.) Focus on the roots of dry hair, holding up 2-inch sections and spritzing them, says Nunzio Saviano, owner of the eponymous salon in New York City. “Brush through for more oomph.”RELATED: 10 Foods for Stronger Nails and Thicker Hair
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Erase the GraysYou may blame stress, but the reality is that the production of pigment in hair follicles starts to lag with age (at what point depends on your genes)…
Who's Taking Care Of You?
– www.health.com
I do so much for my family that I have almost no time and energy left for me. How can I add myself to the list?Everyone knows that old saying about putting on your own oxygen mask before you help others, but guilt and worry can hold you back. Yet chances are you’re shouldering responsibilities you don’t need to, so you’re more in control of having a break than you think.Your first order is to off-load a bit. Go through your day, considering your typical to-dos. Perhaps your oldest child can help the younger one get ready for bed, say, or your husband can handle laundry duty once a week. If it’s hard to let go, reality-check yourself: So what if someone doesn’t do it exactly like I do? Will that really matter? You’ll likely realize the answer is no. Being a do-it-all martyr does nobody in your family any favors—the stress inevitably seeps out.Once you’ve delegated, at the beginning of the week (when you’re strong), slate in the yoga class and meet-up with friends to make sure you get “me” time.RELATED: 5 Reasons You Always Feel Guilty (and How to Stop Being So Hard On Yourself)My sister and I both look after our mother, who has Alzheimer’s. But I handle most of it, and I’m becoming resentful. When I bring this up with my sister, she gets defensive. Ideas?Caring for a gravely ill parent is exhausting and painful—sometimes so much so that family members go into denial and turn away. If your sister doesn’t live nearby, you could say, “I know it’s not easy for you to be here. Could you contribute money toward care?”Otherwise, have a face-to-face and make the conversation more about you. Let her know that regularly tending to your mother is a strain. Ask her to brainstorm solutions; perhaps she could bring meals on weekends. Discussing ideas may have the added benefit of getting her to open up. She might say that she finds it hard to visit your mother because Mom doesn’t always recognize her and it’s upsetting—leading to a discussion that can be cathartic for both of you.RELATED: Tips for CaregiversIs there anything I can say to a 40-something man to get him to start picking up after himself?It’s hard to change old habits, but not impossible—even the socks-on-the-floor one. The key is to avoid confronting your partner on the spot; it’s tricky to not sound frustrated or mad, and if you do, he won’t hear you because he’ll be busy defending himself. Instead, choose a calm moment and explain how you feel: “When you leave clothes/crumbs/whatever lying around and figure that I’ll pick up after you, it makes me feel taken advantage of.” Be specific about what you’d like him to do. You might say, “Can you just toss your clothes into the laundry basket?” When he does it, give him a big “Thanks, I appreciate that!” or a gratitude kiss for reinforcement. If he needs reminders, humor always helps. You: “That’s some obstacle course on the floor—could you grab that stuff?” Him (hopefully): “Sure, no problem!”
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Best No-Chip Wedding Day Nail Polish: Sally Hansen’s Miracle Gel + MORE
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This article originally appeared on InStyle.com.
You know how annoyed you feel when you spot a chip in your manicure? Do you really want to feel that way on your wedding day? We didn’t think so. That’s why Sally Hansen’s game-changing Mira.... More »
5 Slim Secrets You Learned in Kindergarten + MORE
Flashback to the days of enjoying peanut butter power snacks at the kitchen table and hitting the monkey bars on the playground until Mom reeled you in for an early bedtime. Doesn't your 5-year-old self sound like the ultimate health coach? Turns out, she is. “Children are inherently self-regulati.... More »
6 Life Lessons from Legendary?Cosmo?Editor Helen Gurley Brown + MORE
As the editor-in-chief of Cosmopolitan magazine from 1965 to 1997, Helen Gurley Brown was famous—and famously criticized by feminists—for doling out endless advice on how to lose weight and how to catch a man. And while she often deserved the flak, she also dispensed gems of wisdom .... More »
The Best Stress Buster You're Currently Not Using + MORE
If you've ever spent some time doodling with crayons or sculpting a lump of Play-Doh and emerged feeling refreshed and relaxed, science may have an explanation. Researchers found that levels of the stress hormone cortisol (which normally spikes during the fight-or-flight response) wen.... More »
Drew Barrymore Just Shared Her Biggest Skincare Problem–and What She Does to Fix It + MORE
Drew Barrymore is known for her beauty expertise, but now, she’s sharing what helps her feel her best. The actress and owner of Flower Beauty posted a mirror selfie on Instagram to talk about one insecurity in particular.
“I have really dark circles,” she wrote. “That&rsqu.... More »
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9 Smart Ways to Keep Your Marriage Healthy at Any Age – www.health.com
11 Ways to Make Your Hair Look 10 Years Younger – health.com
Who's Taking Care Of You? – www.health.com
Invisablend Develops New Method For Hair Extension, Volume, and Restoration | Benzinga
Invisablend Develops New Method For Hair Extension, Volume, and Restoration | Benzinga
– invisablend.com
Invisablend Develops New Method For Hair Extension, Volume, and Restoration
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A new concept for creating hair fullness has been developed by Invisablend, founded in Englewood, New Jersey.
(PRWEB) June 12, 2014
A new concept for creating hair fullness has been developed by Invisablend, founded in Englewood, New Jersey.
The uniqueness of this concept is that it is the first and only way of adding hair that does not disturb the person’s own natural hair.
All other methods of adding hair, whether hair extensions and or hair replacement techniques have to either bond together (glue), tie down, or otherwise cover or shave off the existing hair in order to add hair. This new concept takes an opposite approach by respecting all and any existing hair when attaching additional hair.
This is a healthy approach to adding hair because all of the person’s existing hair is utilized plus the entire scalp is accessible also.
An advanced element of this new concept is that it feeds addition real hair in-between the person’s existing hair in a purely natural way – Hair threads called Translucent Blending-Strands® are used to feed one human hair at a time in-between the person’s existing hairs. These hair threads look and feel like an actual individual human hair, and they are translucent, so upon application to the scalp they become virtually invisible. Single human hairs, one hair at a time are feed onto these translucent hair threads, so when blended in-between the person’s existing hair you then only see single real hairs appearing to be growing directly out of the scalp. Invisablend customers report it feels and looks as if there is nothing within their hair, and that gives a completely natural feeling.
This new concept is also the only cure-all, meaning that it can adjust to any hair situation whereas all other methods are design for specific hair problems. In addition this concept is also the first hair transplant enhancer – any person that has a hair transplant or is thinking about getting a hair transplant can now use the Invisablend process in conjunction with hair transplants, to deliver a fuller and more natural looking hair style.
People that don’t have enough of a donor area when getting transplants (a very common problem with hair transplants) can now add hair to just the areas they want while leaving all of their own existing hair and newly transplanted hair alone.
This new advanced hair addition concept is now being taught and licensed nationally to hair replacement companies, salons and hair transplant centers throughout the USA.
About InvisaBlend
InvisaBlend is an advanced method for adding hair to increase the volume and length or cover completely bald areas without inhibiting the growth of your own hair. For licensing and technical training of the process contact Dino Dondiego at 1-800-992-9976 or send an email to dino(at)invisablend(dot)com.
For the original version on PRWeb visit: http://www…
PRWeb Follow
June 12, 2014 9:10am 2 Comments
A new concept for creating hair fullness has been developed by Invisablend, founded in Englewood, New Jersey.
(PRWEB) June 12, 2014
A new concept for creating hair fullness has been developed by Invisablend, founded in Englewood, New Jersey.
The uniqueness of this concept is that it is the first and only way of adding hair that does not disturb the person’s own natural hair.
All other methods of adding hair, whether hair extensions and or hair replacement techniques have to either bond together (glue), tie down, or otherwise cover or shave off the existing hair in order to add hair. This new concept takes an opposite approach by respecting all and any existing hair when attaching additional hair.
This is a healthy approach to adding hair because all of the person’s existing hair is utilized plus the entire scalp is accessible also.
An advanced element of this new concept is that it feeds addition real hair in-between the person’s existing hair in a purely natural way – Hair threads called Translucent Blending-Strands® are used to feed one human hair at a time in-between the person’s existing hairs. These hair threads look and feel like an actual individual human hair, and they are translucent, so upon application to the scalp they become virtually invisible. Single human hairs, one hair at a time are feed onto these translucent hair threads, so when blended in-between the person’s existing hair you then only see single real hairs appearing to be growing directly out of the scalp. Invisablend customers report it feels and looks as if there is nothing within their hair, and that gives a completely natural feeling.
This new concept is also the only cure-all, meaning that it can adjust to any hair situation whereas all other methods are design for specific hair problems. In addition this concept is also the first hair transplant enhancer – any person that has a hair transplant or is thinking about getting a hair transplant can now use the Invisablend process in conjunction with hair transplants, to deliver a fuller and more natural looking hair style.
People that don’t have enough of a donor area when getting transplants (a very common problem with hair transplants) can now add hair to just the areas they want while leaving all of their own existing hair and newly transplanted hair alone.
This new advanced hair addition concept is now being taught and licensed nationally to hair replacement companies, salons and hair transplant centers throughout the USA.
About InvisaBlend
InvisaBlend is an advanced method for adding hair to increase the volume and length or cover completely bald areas without inhibiting the growth of your own hair. For licensing and technical training of the process contact Dino Dondiego at 1-800-992-9976 or send an email to dino(at)invisablend(dot)com.
For the original version on PRWeb visit: http://www…
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10 Tips for Amazing Hair in 2015
When we look back on the year, we like to focus on the positives: things we’ve accomplished, learned, and mastered. Newly acquired hair skills, in particular, top the list—mainly because our tresses will forever reap the benefits. Armed with the happy knowledge that we will enter 2015 with hai.... More »
What is micro fiber technology and how is this better for my hair?
What enables us to add hair in the healthiest and most invisable way possible is the micro fiber. This Mirco fiber is made into a strand that is as weightless and flexible as one human hair but can withhold just about anything and is virtually Invisablend to the human eye. These micro fiber strands .... More »
Something new has hit the hair industry by storm! MircoHair~Fiber extensions
Keratin hair extensions VS. MicroHair~Fiber extensions. My story
Something new has hit the hair industry by storm and I had to share my experience on what I had gone through in the past with the more conventional ways of adding hair and how this new method is such an upgrade from all the rest.
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Natural remedies to help hair growth!!! How this works with InvisaBlend
Natures way to a healthy head of hair. It is so important to give your hair constant nourishment by starting on the inside out. MICRO-STRANDING is the only method of adding hair that leaves your precious hairs alone and allows your hair to breath so that nourishing your real hair doesn’t go .... More »
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4 Top Exercises for Your Hips and Abs + MORE
Beauty and health are wonderful areas to dedicate one’s
life. We have seen the simple addition of hair with Invisablend’s hair
extensions and treatments cause an immediate increase in our client’s confidence
and life enjoyment. We encourage you to do the little things that make you feel
good and give you confidence. It will have a dynamic effect on your quality of
life.
4 Top Exercises for Your Hips and Abs
– health.com
Hips don’t lie; if they’re weak, you’ll have a saggy stomach and be at risk for injuries. In this video, contributing fitness editor Tracy Anderson shows you four moves that will firm them up and give you a stronger, flatter belly. Do these six days a week, paired with 30 to 60 minutes of cardio.
How to Tell If an Avocado Is Ripe
– health.com
Looking for tips on picking the freshest and ripest avocados? This Cooking Light video has the top 6 things you need to know about this delicious and nutritious fruit.
5 Myths Even Doctors Believe
– www.health.com
When you ask a doctor a question, you expect an answer backed by the latest science. But the reality is, the field of medicine is always advancing, and “there’s too much knowledge for any one physician to master,” says Renée Fox, PhD, professor emerita at the University of Pennsylvania, who studies the sociology of medical research, education and ethics. As a result, certain popular beliefs that seem to make sense persist long after they’ve been challenged by studies. So we asked a range of experts, “What health myths drive you nuts?” Here, they bust five vexing misconceptions.RELATED: 15 Diseases Doctors Often Get WrongMYTH: “Rest is best for back pain.”THE ORIGINSIn years past, doctors tended to assume the worst—that back pain was a sign of a serious injury—and thought the way to heal was to stay off your feet. Today we know that most soreness stems from the muscles, ligaments and joints. Yet “many ER and primary care doctors still default to ‘rest’ out of uncertainty or a fear of liability,” says Robert Eastlack, MD, codirector of the San Diego Spine Fellowship at the Scripps Clinic for Orthopedic Surgery. SCIENCE SAYSThe vast majority of back problems— from lumbar sprains to slipped disks—benefit from activity, according to 2007 guidelines from the American College of Physicians. Studies have shown that bed rest actually makes pain worse and last longer. “The key is to keep moving,” says Dr. Eastlack—to stretch out tight muscle fibers and prevent your joints from stiffening. He suggests starting with gentle daily exercise, like walking or swimming. Then gradually work your way up to more vigorous activities, like running, yoga or spin, as you become able to tolerate them. If the pain worsens or hasn’t improved significantly in four to six weeks, get it checked out by your doctor.RELATED: 15 Natural Back Pain RemediesMYTH: “Hormone replacement therapy causes cancer.”THE ORIGINSDocs can be skittish about prescribing estrogen to ease symptoms of menopause, such as hot flashes and night sweats. But they’re probably clinging to outdated findings from a 2002 NIH Womens Health Initiative study that linked hormone replacement therapy (HRT) to a slightly elevated risk of breast cancer—even though more recent research has demonstrated that that risk is not associated with how HRT is formulated and prescribed today.SCIENCE SAYSSeveral large studies have shown that taking estrogen is safe, says Mary Jane Minkin, MD, clinical professor of obstetrics, gynecology and reproductive sciences at Yale School of Medicine: “It really makes me crazy when doctors tell patients they’ll suffer terrible consequences from hormone therapy.” Typically it’s needed for only two to three years to treat menopausal symptoms, she adds. There are women who cant take estrogen (say, because of a history of breast cancer or blood clots). For them there’s another option to ease hot flashes: Brisdelle, a very low-dose antidepressant…
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How I Learned to Tell the Difference Between Being Lazy and Being Safe at the Gym + MORE
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I once took a face-plant in the middle of a set of plyometric push-ups. One second, I was a machine, effortlessly clapping between each rep and springing into the next one. The next second, my arms gave out and I went face first into the gym floor. I was a little .... More »
Use This Trick to Get an Amazing Memory + MORE
This article originally appeared on RealSimple.com.
If you’ve ever watched someone memorize and recite back a string of numbers or a long list of words and thought, “I wish I could do that,” we’ve got good news: You totally can. A simple mnemonic device used by world-class m.... More »
Lindsey Vonn: "You Don't Have to Be a Size 2 to Be Beautiful" + MORE
"You guys, did you hear that somebody was murdered in the basement here?" Lindsey Vonn asks her cover shoot glam squad, who are gathered in the kitchen of California's famous Sowden House, the rumored site of the unsolved 1947 murder of Elizabeth Short, aka the Black Dahlia.Fortunately, Lindsey—.... More »
Carrie Underwood Has Learned to 'Cut Myself Slack' When It Comes to Working Out: 'I Fit It in When I Can' + MORE
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This article originally appeared on People.com.
Before having her son 2-year-old son Isaiah, Carrie Underwood would work out six or seven days a week, but she doesn’t put pressure on herself to maintain such an intense workout schedule anymore.
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Jillian Michaels: "I Don't Believe in All or Nothing" + MORE
I'm guilty: I snooped around Jillian Michaels' dressing room. I was left alone for a few minutes while she filmed part of her new show, Sweat Inc., and I spied something far too tempting to ignore: her stash of snacks.After all, the fitness entrepreneur, 41, is a powerhouse, and I wanted to know wha.... More »
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4 Top Exercises for Your Hips and Abs – health.com
How to Tell If an Avocado Is Ripe – health.com
5 Myths Even Doctors Believe – www.health.com
How to Tell If an Avocado Is Ripe + MORE
Beauty and health are wonderful areas to dedicate one’s life. We have seen the simple addition of hair with Invisablend’s hair extensions and treatments cause an immediate increase in our client’s confidence and life enjoyment. We encourage you to do the little things that make you feel good and give you confidence. It will have a dynamic effect on your quality of life.
A Ski Adventure Freed the Old Me
– health.com
For the past couple of years, I hadn’t gotten around to working out, despite my best intentions. I was consumed with keeping up with my 4-year-old and tending to a colicky baby as I fueled myself with coffee and soothed my nerves with an evening glass or two of wine. I was still carrying the 20 pounds I’d gained from pregnancy, along with another 10 I put on post baby. (Breast-feeding apparently doesn’t burn off daily doughnuts and dishes of ice cream.) I felt trapped and depressed, and I regularly fantasized about who I was before I became a mom: a fairly stylish and ambitious woman who never left the house without lip gloss on. Now I frequently snapped at my husband and felt oppressed by the endless household to-dos. And then, salvation: an invitation to ski at two Wyndham resorts, in Beaver Creek and Aspen, for five days (on a press trip). I grew up skiing but hadn’t done it in forever. As much as I wanted to go, though, my motivation was at rock bottom. My husband—fully aware that I was a mom on the verge nudged me, and we moved heaven and earth (and paid a lot of babysitters) to make it happen. RELATED: Best. Skiing. Ever!During the week leading up to the trip, I was filled with trepidation: What if I fall and break my leg? What if Im too out of shape to ski? On my first day at Beaver Creek, as I queued up for the bunny slope with another woman on the trip, Sarah, embarrassment struck. I’d skiied since age 4 and yet here I was, surrounded by kids just starting out because I was so rusty. As we stood at the top of the mountain, I felt shaky: Even that small hill looked enormous. RELATED: The 10 Most Slimming VacationsI took a deep breath of mountain air and pushed off. My anxiety was quickly replaced by amazement that I was actually skiing. I felt a bit stiff, but I managed to keep my speed under control and avoid veering into anyone. At the bottom, I high-fived Sarah and we decided to do a green run. As we ascended the mountain, my nerves flared up once more: We’re going so high, and there’s only one way down. Sarah led the way, and I followed her tracks, wobbly at first but warming up. We reached the bottom and did it again, then again. That afternoon, I got up my guts to tackle a few small moguls. As I zipped over the little bump-bump-bump, a guy behind me gave me a “Woo-hoo!” I knew I’d gotten my ski legs back. By day three, I was flying down black diamonds and literally saying to myself, “Winning!” I started to cry as I came over a crest one morning, and it wasn’t just the view of the Rockies. I saw a glimmer of the girl I used to be: brave, athletic and full of life. I couldn’t wait for my kids to meet her. RELATED: A Running Vacation Rebooted My SpiritBack home, I hummed as I washed the dinner dishes and laughed while my kids pummeled me with pillows at bedtime. I returned not only a more relaxed mom, but a healthier me. Soon after, I joined a boot-camp class at the gym and started tracking what I ate with an online log, replacing foods like my usual lunchtime grilled cheese with a salad and grilled chicken…
How to Tell If an Avocado Is Ripe
– health.com
Looking for tips on picking the freshest and ripest avocados? This Cooking Light video has the top 6 things you need to know about this delicious and nutritious fruit.
The Best Energy Bars for a Quick Snack
– www.health.com
Energy bars are a convenient snack option to bring along while you work out or while you’re on-the-go. Watch this Cooking Light video to learn which energy bars are low in sugar or high in protein and fiber.
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Now You Can Wear Pumpkin Spice Highlighter While Drinking Your PSL + MORE
It's officially pumpkin spice season, so you know what that means. Pumpkin spice... highlighter?
Yup, now you can sip on that sweet and satisfying PSL with your boots and scarf while also wearing a sheer coat of pumpkin spice highlighter atop your cheek. According to PopSugar, the product.... More »
9 Times J.Lo Showed Off Her Insanely Defined Core and Proved She's the Queen of Abs + MORE
If there's one thing everyone (and I mean everyone) can agree on, it's that J.Lo's abs are goals. I mean, seriously: At 49, her middle is as chiseled as ever.
But make no mistake, girl works damn hard for that definition. She always makes the gym a priority, and .... More »
6 Life Lessons from Legendary?Cosmo?Editor Helen Gurley Brown + MORE
As the editor-in-chief of Cosmopolitan magazine from 1965 to 1997, Helen Gurley Brown was famous—and famously criticized by feminists—for doling out endless advice on how to lose weight and how to catch a man. And while she often deserved the flak, she also dispensed gems of wisdom .... More »
Sweat Mecca: Once America’s Largest Bank Hall Is Now Under Armour's Deposit in Fitness + MORE
When Cam Newton visits Under Armour in Baltimore, he heads to the bank. For workouts.
Already with an impressive workout facility at its worldwide headquarters on Baltimore’s Inner Harbor, the new Under Armour Performance Center powered by FX Fitness at 10 Light St. has turned America’s.... More »
The Best Natural Beauty Products You Can Buy at Target + MORE
Target has long been your one-stop shop for all things from Q-tips to cute swimsuits to clearance DVDs you didn’t even know you wanted. But by 2020, they hope that they’ll also be your go-to destination for green, natural and transparent beauty products.
Yes, you can still purchase your.... More »
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A Ski Adventure Freed the Old Me – health.com
How to Tell If an Avocado Is Ripe – health.com
The Best Energy Bars for a Quick Snack – www.health.com
4 Fast Booty and Ab Exercises + MORE
Beauty and health are wonderful areas to dedicate one’s life. We have seen the simple addition of hair with Invisablend’s hair extensions and treatments cause an immediate increase in our client’s confidence and life enjoyment. We encourage you to do the little things that make you feel good and give you confidence. It will have a dynamic effect on your quality of life.
4 Fast Booty and Ab Exercises
– health.com
Protruding stomachs and saggy butts will be a thing of the past, thanks to this power workout. In this video, Health contributor Tracy Anderson shows you how to get maximum fitness impact with minimal time spent at the gym. Do the sequence six times a week for results you’ll love.
The Best Energy Bars for a Quick Snack
– www.health.com
Energy bars are a convenient snack option to bring along while you work out or while you’re on-the-go. Watch this Cooking Light video to learn which energy bars are low in sugar or high in protein and fiber.
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The Fitness Machine That Shook Up My Pilates Routine for the Better + MORE
I’m taking an exercise class at Moving Strength, a boutique Pilates studio in New York City, and, well, I’m struggling. My body feels like it’s buzzing with electricity. My triceps are burning, my quads are shaking, and my heart rate is growing quicker. Don’t get me wrong&mda.... More »
7 Easy Pilates Moves for a Quick Core Workout + MORE
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Can’t remember the last time you tried to tone your core? Though it might sound intimidating, a Pilates workout could be one way to start developing a stronger center. “One of the best things about Pilates is it is truly for anyone of any level,” says.... More »
#Workout Goals: Michelle Obama Is Still Hosting Bootcamp Weekends for Her Girlfriends + MORE
This article originally appeared on People.com.
As first lady, Michelle Obama motivated Americans to get active through her “Let’s Move” campaign. Now she’s giving fans more healthy living inspiration with a peek inside her post-White House workouts.
The former f.... More »
Sephora Can't Keep This Eye Cream In Stock + MORE
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When an eye cream stays flying off of Sephora shelves, you know it has to be good—though, to be fair, Biossance's formula is technically more of a gel-like texture. Better yet, the brand uses naturally-derived .... More »
Is Your Doctor Gaslighting You? Here's What to Do + MORE
Four years ago, Deborah J. Cohan went to her primary-care doctor with excruciating pain throughout her midsection. “I wasn't able to stand up straight. Eating and going to the bathroom were uncomfortable,” Cohan, who lives in South Carolina, tells Health. She had a hunch it was .... More »
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Why Some Women Are Choosing Not to Treat Early Breast Cancer + MORE
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Why You're Not Losing Belly Fat
– health.com
Can’t budge the belly fat? If you’ve been targeting your tummy with little success, it’s time to find out if you’re sabotaging your efforts. Here are 10 common traps to avoid in the battle of the bulge.
Why Some Women Are Choosing Not to Treat Early Breast Cancer
– www.health.com
Doctors are rethinking the way they treat breast cancer after years of what some say is overtreatment. This TIME video highlights this alternative form of treatment that relies on active surveillance for the earliest type of breast cancer known as ductal carcinoma in situ, or DCIS.
4 Fast Booty and Ab Exercises
– health.com
Protruding stomachs and saggy butts will be a thing of the past, thanks to this power workout. In this video, Health contributor Tracy Anderson shows you how to get maximum fitness impact with minimal time spent at the gym. Do the sequence six times a week for results you’ll love.
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This Woman’s Powerful Message About Crying in the Shower Is Going Viral + MORE
Ever find yourself having a good cry in the shower—partly because it's the only place you feel free enough to let go your feelings? Brittany Latham knows what that's like.
This 30-year-old photographer from Mobile, Alabama, decided to share an image of a woman crying in the s.... More »
7 Concealers Makeup Artists Swear By + MORE
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Concealer: the life-changing beauty product that can bring you from Walking Dead status to walk-the-runway-ready in a couple of swipes. And as any woman who has ever tried to cover her dark circles or acne marks knows, concealer comes in so many formulas that it.... More »
How to Do the Windmill for Your Obliques + MORE
It's not all about crunches—this move will have your core burning in no time. Watch Cassey Ho demonstrate how to do the windmill move for stronger obliques in this video. Sign up for the 30-Day Total Body Challenge with Cassey Ho..... More »
8 Arm Exercises You Haven’t Done Before + MORE
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You’ve probably cranked out a bunch of bicep curls and triceps kickbacks throughout your days at the gym. And while these moves work great for building muscles in your upper body, a few creative takes on your typica.... More »
How This One Workout Led to a 17-Year-Old’s Diagnosis With a Deadly Illness + MORE
One teenager in Houston, Texas, said a weightlifting session gone wrong led to his hospitalization. Last Thursday, 17-year-old Jared Shamburger talked to ABC affiliate KTRK about how he felt “super duper sore” after a 90-minute strength-training workout at the gym.
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Why You're Not Losing Belly Fat – health.com
Why Some Women Are Choosing Not to Treat Early Breast Cancer – www.health.com
4 Fast Booty and Ab Exercises – health.com
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