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Fashion, Style and Personal Care

How to Repair Hair Damaged From Straightening

Hair is often straightened with a flat iron -- which applies direct dry heat to the hair -- or with chemicals in a salon. Although these processes can make hair look smooth and shiny temporarily, over time they strip hair of lipids and oils, removing proteins and drying out the cuticle, the outer layer of the hair.

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Lifestyle

Importance of Good Attitude at Work

Having a good, positive attitude, along with positive thinking, at work will reflect on what you do and make you a more productive employee. This can determine how well you get your projects done and also how others perceive you.

Weight Management

Causes of Appetite Loss & Bloating

Bloating on its own can be caused by several factors, including menstruation, ovulation or even high salt intake--basically anything that causes liquid to pool in the abdominal area. However, when it is coupled with loss of appetite, the cause is almost always related to a problem somewhere in the digestive system.

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Fashion, Style and Personal Care

How to Stop Hair From Growing on the Belly if You've Shaved It

Hair on your belly is unsightly in a swimsuit, but if you've tried to shave it off, you know it can come back coarse and dark. Although hair growing back thicker generally is a myth, the American Academy of Family Physicians notes that stubble, the blunt edges of hair that has been shaved off, will show up.

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Relationships and Family

What Is a Poly Relationship?

A poly relationship takes a variety of forms and is interpreted differently, depending on context, history and cultural considerations. Nonetheless, a poly relationship is contrasted with a monogamous relationship.

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Fashion, Style and Personal Care

How to Make Black Hair Grow When It Is Permed

Perms or chemical relaxers have an extremely damaging effect on hair when used incorrectly. Because breaking and dryness often plague permed black hair, limit the number of times per year you relax your hair to four or five, says Susan Taylor -- a board-certified and Harvard-trained dermatologist.