Ariane Resnick

1 week ago | foodandwine.com | Ariane Resnick

Credit: Food & Wine/Courtney Peterson Just as a tidy, organized, and well-designed kitchen can motivate you to make a delicious meal, the sight of a cluttered and messy one can be so stressful that you turn right back around and walk out of it. If you’ve got tape and Sharpies co-mingling with your can openers and spices, you’re bound to get overwhelmed. The answer to that problem is, of course, kitchen drawer organizers.

1 week ago | verywellmind.com | Ariane Resnick

Picture this: It's Monday morning, and you had an awesome weekend filled with friends and fun. So, why in the world do you feel so lousy now? Everything went well, and you didn't drink too much (or necessarily even at all), so you can't wrap your mind around why you're feeling so down. The answer to this conundrum? You may be experiencing an emotional hangover. Festive events, such as weddings, concerts, trips, or other social gatherings, can all lead to an emotional hangover.

1 month ago | byrdie.com | Ariane Resnick

Section Your Braids Experts recommend sectioning your hair for the wash process. Waajid prefers a straightforward approach. "When shampooing knotless braids, I recommend dividing your braids into at least five sections before applying the shampoo to the scalp," she says. Berry-Brooks opts for a slightly more complex technique known as the band and braid method.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Ariane Resnick

Compared to traditional box braids, knotless braids are notorious for loosening and frizzing faster. That said, you should exercise extra caution when washing them to maximize their longevity. Braider Takeisha Berry-Brooks says, "Knotless braids should be cleaned by focusing on the scalp at least every two to three weeks to remove the buildup of products, sweat, and oil that can lead to scalp irritation."So, what does a scalp-focused wash day actually look like with knotless braids?

2 months ago | verywellmind.com | Ariane Resnick

When your phone rings, is your first instinct panic and the urge to throw it across the room? When I hear my ringtone, I assume it's either spam or something terrible has happened. Texting replaced calling as the norm ages ago, and now talking on the phone is a lot less common. However, texting certainly isn't the right choice for every situation. The younger you are, the better the chances that you rely on texting.