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The Body Keeps Score.
Our body is designed to be interconnected. I have learned over the years however, that you can lose complete awareness of your own body.
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Switch… Reverse.
She said in a stern but comforting tone, “Switch… reverse out of it”. A wave of sum shit (still not sure what it was) went up my spine and something clicked as I reversed my body out of eagle pose back into neutral. If there is anything this year has taught me, it is that…
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May— a month dedicated to the mental state of the motherless & the mothered.
The word mother evokes a different emotion in everyone. This month is often associsated with the celebration of Mothers everywhere. May is also Mental Health Awareness Month. For the month of May I am going to be doing some things a bit differently at the spa… This whole month is dedicated to nurturing ourselves through…
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How Self Love & Care Silenced My Suicidal Thoughts…
The headline read “Miss USA pronounced dead from an apparent suicide”. I began to tremble. I immediately went to her instagram as if that would make it less real (millennial shit). I saw this…
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Chemical Peels… What Are They? Can I Get One? Should I Get One? (Black & Brown Skin Edition)
y now client of 4 years came to me for the first time with a chemical burn on her face. I lunged back in my saddle stool with my mouth fully agape!!
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A Local Black-Owned Spa Giving Women of Color Confidence with Skincare and a Red Lip!
Regilynn Haywood is a 27 year old, 2nd Generation Black Beauty Business Owner. Her company, There She Glows has been up to something major! Where many can feel that cosmetic adornments such as lipstick and serums are unnecessary to your everyday life, Regilynn begs to differ.
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60 Days Without a Facial…
60 Days Without a Facial… Yes— you may miss your Esthetician, but your skin can still be winning!
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Rest & Manifest. A BIG Mood
Rest & Manifest is the mood this month at There She Glows! This week Miss TSG shares what how she is filling her time lately.
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The Secret Behind “Black don’t Crack”
As a skincare professional of color, I am frequently confronted with this age old question and I always have a hard time answering because my first instinct is to go all #blackgirlmagic on folks. Sometimes this is warranted but other times, a true educational explanation is needed in order to address and correct any misunderstanding…
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The Do’s & Don’ts when Networking with People of Color.
Arrogant ignorance can surely dampen anyone’s networking experience. People of Color (POC) are regularly confronted with this reality. Learn what you should and should not be doing when networking with POC from a person of color.
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