By Tanya Maswaure
Graduation seasons are always so exciting. Caps are thrown in the air, walking across the stage, and photoshoots of happy, successful candidates ready to use their education in the working world. Excitement is in the air, yet behind every smile and cheer, there is an internal question in the mind of each graduate: What now?
Every parent wants the best for their kid(s). This doesn’t only suggest that you want them to have the best clothes, the most excellent toys, or the coolest gadgets. More often than not, you want them to be protected, and you want to set good principles that would guide them, and they could also build upon.
By Goodnews Buekor
Over two decades ago, Olivia Chantecaille and her mother Sylvie started their globally recognized brand as a fragrance company. Their fragrance was made of four main oil fragrances.
Seasons change. Unless you stay on the equator, everyone is going through a season change, either going into summer or feeling the winter breeze creep up. It is easy to find warm coats and summer dresses for the weather, but people often forget that their hair also needs special attention. An increase in humidity in your area can affect the moisture of your hair whilst the winter breeze may dry your hair. Regardless of your hair type or where you live, it would help if you started adjusting your hair regimen and here is how you can keep your hair healthy irrespective of the season.
Billie Eilish has spoken candidly about her experience as a female celebrity, including the criticism she faced for her appearance.
Despite having more professional confidence, Black and South Asian women take at least two months longer than their white counterparts to land their first job after finishing school.
“For women, financial independence is a matter of necessity.” ― Carrie Schwab-Pomerantz Professional, personal finance expert, and president of Charles Schwab Foundation
