There are many great benefits to using reusable masks in your daily life, but if you aren’t careful, they can also spread and potentially worsen existing respiratory conditions such as asthma, allergies, and sleep apnea.

If the COVID pandemic made us realize anything over these last couple of years, it’s that we should be learning to work for ourselves! We found that too much of our livelihood is dependent on the will of other people instead of ourselves. Businesses began to close, and most people were without work, with everything out of their control.

During the pandemic, we have seen rising interest in plastic surgery. The American Society Of Plastic Surgeons reported in 2021 that more people became interested in plastic surgery than before COVID-19.

There has, without a doubt, been a significant change to how couples are planning their weddings in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. While the conditions caused by the pandemic have made planning a challenge, many positive and refreshing traditions have emerged as a result. For many, the pandemic has enlightened couples on what is most essential. Let’s take a look at how couples are changing their wedding behaviors and traditions in the wake of COVID-19.

With salons having been closed for months, I’m sure most people’s hair is not up to the stylish par it once was. Now that salons are slowly reopening, we are facing the new challenge of fighting to schedule a reasonable time to have our hair fixed up while every other woman in the world is doing the same.

Perhaps, during this time before we can see our regular hair stylist, we can find some exciting ways to spice up our hair before going to our long-awaited hair appointment. Well, of course you can! Here are some ideas to keep your hair feeling fresh and fun before you’re able to step into a hair salon again.