Beauty Advice We Wish We Would Have Taken

There isn’t one woman out there who hasn’t experienced some kind of beauty disaster. It happens to the best of us. Here are nine beauty tips we wish we had listened to, along with what happens when youdon’t. But, every problem has a solution! How many of these faux pas are you guilty of? So, start Botox early to keep your skin looking younger as you get older. See a doctor about excessive underarm sweating Nothing looks less pretty than soaking wet armpits....

May 12, 2017 · 2 min · 420 words · Helen Hines

How To Break Up With A Friend

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Almost everyone has been there at some time in their lives. Whatever the problem is, you know one thing: you just aren’t happy around them anymore. So, once you’ve decided that there is no salvaging the friendship, what do you do? These are the answers. To make things even harder, there is no accepted protocol for how to end a friendship....

May 12, 2017 · 3 min · 485 words · Amber Walker

Questions You Should Be Asking Your Dermatologist

With summer approaching, I can’t help but start thinking more about my skin. Next time you’re headed to the doctor, keep some of these questions in mind. Do I really have to wear sunscreen for a quick errand? This is a question that I’ve never asked, because I didn’t want to know the answer. However, it truly is a question that needs to be considered. “It’s a good idea to apply sunscreen every morning before you apply your makeup....

May 12, 2017 · 5 min · 1038 words · Mercedes Vega

Signs Your Kid Is Getting Bullied

When I was in middle school, I faked sick more than I’d like to admit. My mom knew I wasn’t really sick, but she let me stay home anyway sometimes. She knew how much I hated school. I hated middle school because of the bullies. The kid who kicked my chair every day during math class. I had social skills. But that didn’t stop those boys from bullying me. Luckily, I had supportive parents who loved me and listened to me....

May 12, 2017 · 4 min · 829 words · Tyler Santos

Things To Avoid Saying To A Friend During Their Breakup

Your friend is going through a breakup and is taking things pretty hard. You want to be encouraging because you’re a good person but you keep saying the wrong things. The problem with that, of course, is that they really do need a shoulder to cry on. If you pull away from them, they might feel completely alone in their misery. With my counseling clients and social science students, I encourage empathy and thoughtfulness when providing much-needed support....

May 12, 2017 · 3 min · 549 words · Kaitlin Smith

What I Learned From Being A Slow Runner

Over 67 percentof the United States is either overweight or obese. Getting more Americans involved in running could change both of these sad sets of statistics. I was one of those people. And then I dropped 80 pounds and completed two marathons. Here’s what I learned from being a slow runner. And when I’d see pictures of myself, I’d know how much I had let myself go. (Years later, Jon joked that I was now thin, and Snoopywas on the unemployment line....

May 12, 2017 · 5 min · 996 words · Kathy Ramos

Amazing Pets That Literally Saved Their Owners' Lives

Tara bolted out the front door and swiped at the dog several times before chasing it away. Realizing she was in trouble, Altsman tried to alert neighbors by throwing an alarm clock out the window. While her dog Bear began barking, none of the neighbors noticed the commotion. Her pet pig LuLu then sprang into action, somehow squeezing through the doggy door and opening the gate. She then lay down in traffic until one man stopped and followed her back to the trailer....

May 11, 2017 · 2 min · 264 words · James Smith

What It's Really Like When You Decide To Adopt

According toChildWelfare.gov, adoptions in the United States are decreasing. That’s a 14 percent decrease. For others, it’s a decision born out of necessity when conventional methods don’t work. Laura Loffredo had never even thought about adopting until after six years and eight failed rounds of fertility treatments. Ultimately, Loffredo adopted a baby girl, followed by a baby boy three and a half years later. Sometimes, however, the decision to adopt kind of just happens....

May 11, 2017 · 6 min · 1136 words · Jack Ross

What Really Happens When You're Low On Vitamin D

In fact, they were low enough to warrant a vitamin D prescription! What is vitamin D? First off, what is vitamin D and why does it matter? “Every cell in the body has vitamin D receptors.” Sounds important, right? It is, which is what makes it so shocking that many people aren’t getting enough. According to Dr. Schreiber, vitamin D deficiency impacts over 80 percent of the population! So how might you know if you’re one of the over 80 percent affected?...

May 11, 2017 · 2 min · 261 words · Alisha Wu

Foods That Will Give You A Burst Of Energy

Are you struggling to stay alert at meetings or having trouble focusing at work? Eating for energy Maintaining stable blood sugar is the key to keeping energy steady. When blood glucose crashes, we tend to feel sluggish and tired. Constantly chasing high and low blood sugar with sweets or caffeine leaves us exhausted. The secret is eating enough protein at each meal, starting with breakfast. Protein takes longer to digest, helpingslow the absorption of any carbohydrateeaten along with it....

May 10, 2017 · 3 min · 636 words · Sandra Wilson

Things Women Think They Want In A Man — But They Don't

Even though the technology has changed, dealing with creeps, liars, and drama has stayed the same. If he asked about it, got an answer, then let it go, that’s fine! But if he was questioning and accusatory, that might be a sign of some darker tendencies. So how he handles jealousy is the key, here. We want him to be the dominant one Chivalry’s not dead. But there’s a line that can be crossed....

May 10, 2017 · 3 min · 532 words · Austin Snyder

What To Order At A Fast Food Restaurant

That means I scope out lots of menus! Aim for a balanced meal that provides a combination of protein, carbs, and fat. Because most fast food is super-salty, take a stab at limit other salty foods that day. Sugar is another thing to minimize. Smart sips Make water your main beverage. Staying hydrated can help prevent and even improve sodium-related bloating. Seltzer is another decent choice. Skip soda and other sweetened drinks....

May 10, 2017 · 5 min · 948 words · Mrs. Karla Haynes

Arm Exercises That Make A Difference In Under A Month

It doesn’t hurt to have a spotter on hand to help you for the last couple reps. Slow repetitions will tired you out faster than you may anticipate. They hit everything all the major muscles of your back, your shoulders, biceps, and core. The trick here is toget the form right, as most people perform dumbbell rows incorrectly. Retract your right scapula (that’s your shoulder blade) to prevent your shoulder from rolling forward....

May 9, 2017 · 2 min · 288 words · Kylie Le