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You might have seen bottles of shampoo and conditioner labelled as sulphate- and paraben-free, but what does this actually mean when it comes to what we put on our hair?  What are sulphates?  Most of us will have shower gels, soaps, shampoos and cleaning products in our bathroom and kitchen cupboards that contain synthetic detergents. The likes of sodium lauryl sulphate (SLS), sodium laureth sulphate (SLES), ammonium lareth sulphate and myreth sulphate. These are synthetic, inexpensive detergents that are very effective at removing dirt and also help provide that soapy lather we’ve come to expect when we wash our hair.  In some cases, they can dry out hair, irritate sensitive skin and make eczema worse , so some brands choose to use gentler alternatives .  Typically, sulphate-free products might not lather as much as others containing synthetic foaming agents , so those with finer locks may find they need to give hair two washes.  What are parabens?  Parabens are preservatives used...

After a long day at work or school, a shower or bath is one of the best ways to unwind. And whether you’re heading back to the dorms or you just want to organize your bathroom, a shower caddy is a must-have for storing your bath time goodies . Keep your favorite soaps, body wash, and loofah in one safe place. And if you're living in a dorm, a caddy guarantees that you never forget anything on your way to the bathroom. For inspiration of what to keep in your caddy, here are some of our favorite bath products . Beauties, don't forget to tell us the favorite thing you keep in your caddy! 1 Bliss Fabulous Bath Pack With a foaming bath wash and face cleanser, this Bliss package includes it all. It even comes with its own cute blue shower caddy , along with loofah sponge. The holes in the caddy make it super easy to drain out water, making it ideal for the shower. The scents aren't too flowery either, so it's perfect for guys and gals. 2 Philosophy Under the Big Top Set Th...

Go Gray Gracefully With These Expert Hairstyling Tips August 17, 2017 Share Tweet Grey hair adds years to your appearance. Just is what it is. But is that really such a bad thing? Not these days. In fact, some might consider it taboo depending on the age you embrace it. Research shows most women find older -looking men sexier, wilder, and wiser. And nothing defines maturity (or experience) better than a mop full of silver threads . Barack Obama. David Beckham. Ryan Reynolds. George Clooney. Pop culture’s "hottest men" are either maintaining a fashionable grey hairstyle or letting father time runs its course. It’s working too. Hell, the Internets proclaimed Steve Carell a sex symbol this summer once he turned fully gray . What does that tell you? As to why you’re still on the fence and find complacency with the salt and pepper look seems quite obvious right now. Call it fear of social acceptance. It’s what you dread millennials, more so women might think of you when step...