Karim Orange

New York

Freelance Writer at Organic Spa Magazine

Emmy nominated ‘clean’ makeup artist 💄urban farmer💚 educator, storyteller & writer @organicspamag. Life From the Source 🙏🏾

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Articles

The Galapagos Islands

3 weeks ago | organicspamagazine.com | Karim Orange

The Galapagos Islands are a once-in-a-lifetime bucket list trip that allows visitors to nurture their bond with nature. Located 600 miles off the coast of Ecuador, this volcanic archipelago is one of the most biodiverse places on Earth. According to Galapagos.org, around 80% of land birds, 97% of reptiles and land mammals, and over 30% of plants in the Galapagos are found nowhere else on Earth.
Facial Reflexology: Creating Beauty and Balance

2 months ago | organicspamagazine.com | Karim Orange

We have all heard the cliche phrase 'age gracefully,' but let's face it: when the lines start coming and the skin starts sagging, graceful might not be the most poetic term. Anti-aging is one of the reasons we spend billions of dollars yearly on products that promise to be the fountain of youth. Every year, we hear new hope claims in jar targeted towards timeless skin.
Crafting Excellence: Celebrating Black Storytellers of Broadway at the Museum of Broadway

2 months ago | resident.com | Karim Orange

Discover the rich legacy of Black storytelling on Broadway through the Museum of Broadway's special exhibit Crafting Excellence: Black Storytellers of Broadway. This celebration honors the playwrights, librettists, lyricists, and composers who have shaped the theatrical landscape, both past and present. Explore the groundbreaking work of trailblazers such as Duke Ellington, Lorraine Hansberry, Jeremy O. Harris, Langston Hughes, Lynn Nottage, Suzan-Lori Parks, August Wilson, and many more.
Luminosa: A Festival of Lights Comes to New York City for The First Time

2 months ago | resident.com | Karim Orange

Introducing Luminosa: A Festival of Lights, where New Yorkers can walk through a magical world of dazzling light this Winter.With over 30 dazzling lamp scenes spread across the garden, this festival of lights transforms Queens Botanical Gardens into a luminous cultural wonderland. The exhibit features over 100 stunning lamps crafted by 150 artisans using 120 tons of steel and 150,000 feet of silk.
Express Yourself: NYC's Street Style

Oct 24, 2024 | resident.com | Karim Orange

Fall is here, and NYC's street style is in full effect! New Yorkers draw inspiration from art, culture, music, the environment, and politics. With its bold, urban edge, New York City is a melting pot of styles, textures, patterns, and brands. New Yorkers have mastered the art of street-style expression, drawing inspiration from the city's unique blend of gritty streets, dazzling lights, art, culture, and its ever-changing weather. You will notice this in any subway car on any given day.
Bold Ideas and Surprising Spaces Redefine Fashion

Sep 22, 2024 | resident.com | Karim Orange

New York Fashion Week, held twice a year in the fall and winter, has changed significantly over the last decade. What used to be held in iconic spots like Bryant Park and Lincoln Center has now spread across the city, popping up in some unexpected places. This year, streetwear brand Brklyn Bloke took over Grand Central Station for a runway show, while Ralph Lauren brought his show to the calm of the Hamptons. Big names like Jill Biden and Usher were also in the mix.
Summer's Last Hurrah: Fashion & Beauty Transitions for Fall

Aug 24, 2024 | resident.com | Karim Orange

It's the end of August, and the sun keeps on sunning! Technically there is still have a month left until the official end of Summer, but the sunny weather will most likely extend longer thanks to global warming. Studies have shown that summers last longer, with warmer temperatures starting earlier in the Spring and extending later into the Fall. Historical temperature records show a clear trend of increasing average temperatures over the decades.
Cupping

Aug 21, 2024 | tasteforlife.com | Karim Orange

Cupping is a traditional ancient Chinese medicine that involves placing bamboo, plastic, or glass jars on the skin, creating a vacuum by suctioning out the air. It is believed that, as the underlying tissue is sucked and raised into the cup, it enhances circulation, relieves pain, and pulls out toxins. The practice receives a lot of attention when athletes post images on their social media pages with rings on their backs that resemble bruising.
California to Illinois: A Journey to National Parks by Train

Aug 15, 2024 | resident.com | Karim Orange

Let me tell you about a journey that’s more than just a trip—an adventure across America by train. Picture this: you've packed your hiking gear and bike, ready to set off from the sunny coast of California all the way to the heartland of Illinois. You'll visit some of the country’s most stunning national parks and vibrant cities. Traveling by train is a unique experience.
Explore the Cultural Tapestry of Sint Maarten: A Caribbean Gem

Jul 10, 2024 | resident.com | Karim Orange

St. Maarten is a destination that offers a diverse tapestry of cultures that is easily accessible and well-connected. It is a paradise for food, art, and heritage. It is conveniently located in the northeastern Caribbean Sea. The island is warm and sunny year-round and is easily accessible with direct flights from major cities like Miami, New York, and Atlanta; reaching this vibrant island is a breeze, making it a perfect choice for your next travel adventure.