Liv Jummati’s mission for education goes far beyond styling hair.
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Curly-haired ecologist Cylita Guy studies the winged mammals that play an “important part in our ecosystems.”
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“I think that family recipes are sort of the uncut gems that we’ve kind of taken for granted for a wicked long time.”
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Embracing her own hair opened doors for the pop star to inspire others to love theirs too
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For all intents and purposes, Kirsty Papadopulos, 42, of Seattle, Washington, grew out her grays by accident. “I didn’t really have a plan. I’m just super lazy about getting my hair done,” she says. “Then, I couldn’t get in to see the stylist I had been going to. And people started asking me, ‘Are you
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Dr. Jen Gunter, 55, runs a full-time practice as an OB-GYN and pain medicine physician in San Francisco. She’s also a mother of two, has written two columns for The New York Times, created the podcast Body Stuff, authored three books — The Preemie Primer, The Vagina Bible, and The Menopause Manifesto — and even
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In a world where the only polite way to discuss “aging” seems to be in relation to the word “anti,” it can be difficult to accept the onset of your own laugh lines, silver hair, and sagging skin. Even the phrase “aging gracefully” masquerades as a compliment when, in reality, it implies that the only
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It can almost be said that hairstyling is in Wendy Florencio’s DNA. In fact, the Curl Stylist Panelist says that her trajectory in life has been largely steered by her genetic, familial, and cultural influences.Florencio is first-generation Dominican-American. This is reflected in how she looks, how she cooks, and the self-confidence that she endeavors to
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Taj McCoy’s debut novel, Savvy Sheldon Feels Good as Hell, is about a “plus-sized sweetheart” and her journey to self-acceptance.This article contains affiliate links. For more information, visit our disclosure page.Savvy Sheldon is a lovable, loyal-to-a-fault workaholic, and though she’s one-of-a-kind, she’s also one of many potential protagonists for McCoy. The 39-year-old author maintains a
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