Hair is the only accessory we wear everyday. It’s referred to as our crowning glory. It’s often the first thing someone notices about us. So what happens when our hair turns on us? So many women deal with hormonal hair loss, postpartum hair loss, illness, and general female pattern baldness. Having been in the hair …
This is a post i wrote about 3 years ago. I was pregnant with my second child and super concerned about stretch marks. I went to Dr Rostan to find out more. Things may have changed in 3 years, but this is still good information. Update: I am still stretch mark free, praise Jesus! 08/30/14 …
This post is slightly off topic for a beauty blog. It was on my mind, so I wrote about it. My apologies if you were looking for something different today. My next post will be back on track. I’ll never forget the morning that I found out I was pregnant with my first child. I …
If you’ve gone through motherhood without experiencing some change in your hair, be it temporary or permanent, consider yourself extremely lucky. During pregnancy, there seems to be two experiences concerning hair. The first group has lank, limp, greasy, flat, dull, less than fabulous hair in the beginning and then it thickens up a little towards …
Come on, admit it, you miss it. The first trimester, it isn’t so hard, the smell alone can make you barf. You’re still in the shock and awe stage of, “I’m making a person!” But when the second trimester rolls around, you start feeling better, have more energy, aren’t as likely to vomit…. You …
As if getting knocked up doesn’t change enough about your life, there are all sorts of things that you’re not allowed to have and do. No more sushi, cold cuts, soft cheeses, and sadly, wine!! You can’t do everything at the gym, you can’t use Latisse (bummer)… can’t, can’t, can’t!!! It can be confusing and …