3 Ways To Help Your Child Cope With Hair Loss

Posted on 4 February 2016

If your child has been diagnosed with alopecia areata, then you have to help him or her cope with the changes. Alopecia areata is an autoimmune disease that attacks your hair follicles. This condition leads to hair loss on the scalp and anywhere else on your body. However, only five percent of alopecia patients actually lose all of their hair. Here are three ways to help your child cope with hair loss. [Read More]

Sew Successful: Do You Have What It Takes To Start Your Own Sewing Business?

Posted on 21 December 2015

If you love to sew, you've probably thought about turning your hobby into a profession. Maybe you find yourself dreaming of the wonderful benefits of being your own boss, being able to set your own schedule, and spend your days doing something you love.   However, there are several things you should consider before you open your own business. Being realistic about what it takes to start your own sewing business will increase your chances of being successful when you decide to become a full-time seamstress. [Read More]

5 Characteristics of a Fur Coat In Need of Repair

Posted on 11 November 2015

Fur coats are an elegant fashion statement. They are beautiful, warm, and unique throughout. In addition, your fur coat may be a special gift from a loved one or an heirloom that has remained in the family for generations. If your fur coat is important to you, be sure to keep an eye out for these five characteristics of a fur coat in need of repair: Damp Fur is a brilliant protector against the weather in cold climates. [Read More]

The Grateful Head: 3 Nutrients That Keep Your Hair Healthy

Posted on 28 September 2015

Everybody strives to have healthy, shiny hair, but achieving that isn't always so easy. Some people feel that they're either born with good hair or they're not, but that isn't necessarily true. Just like your diet can affect the quality of your skin, your diet can also affect the quality of your hair; your hair is made up of cells, and those cells need certain nutrients to keep your hair healthy. [Read More]

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The Benefits of Cashmere

During the harsh winter months, I’m always searching shopping malls for fashionable warm clothing items. While many store offerings will keep me toasty warm, I’m less than thrilled with how they look on me. However, one winter staple always looks classic, sophisticated, and beautiful, the cashmere sweater. In my closet, I have purple, blue, pink, and leopard print cashmere sweaters. They look amazing paired with a pair of skinny jeans and a pair of tall boots. For a dressier look, I match them with black slacks or a black skirt. On this blog, you will learn about all of the benefits of cashmere clothing. Enjoy!