I’m a student who is interested in pursuing this career. If you could also share what industry you are in that would be great!
I think that I’m doing them right but honestly, these are so ugly. Can someone please tell me why they are so ugly. They’re not uniform in size or neat at all.
Everyone k keeps talking about the September surge, but I’m pretty sure that that only applies to other industries and not this one. Just wanna make sure though. Love to hear everyone’s thoughts
I just did 2 sets of braids back to back and have gotten super used to not doing my hair every single day. My current braids are getting old and it’s time to take them out but I have NO idea what style to do next.
I am usually a straight natural but years of this have made my hair ends damaged and I want to restore my hairs health. So far, I have not put heat on my hair for over 6 months (before the braids I had a sew in). I want to do a sew in again but I have seb derm so it makes my scalp itch and flake like crazy.
I have never tried natural hair styles either so if I would try them I would need a lot of advice. Anyone have any recommendations? Honestly I’ve gotten so lazy that I just want to do braids again but know I shouldn’t. Please send help.
This is my second time in a row getting braids and honestly I’m so lazy I don’t feel like doing my hair anymore 😭. Can I get braids 3 times in a row or do I really need to just let my scalp and edges rest?
I know that this reads as entry-level, but how much "entry-level" does it read as? I am trying to understand if it might meet the 1 to 2 years of experience gap or could it also read as 1 - 3 years?
I am convinced that my sebderm is being caused by internal inflammation and high yeast in my body. Seen 3 dermatologists and they all recommend me the same shampoo and ointments but they do NOTHING. Besides a diet change, are there any supplements or vitamins that help bust the amount of yeast in my body?
I’m doing a comms internship for city government this summer. But I’m also trying to build out my portfolio. What are some things that are the best to include in a communications portfolio that might get me hired? Any advice?