Cornstarch volumizes hair
Sweat and oil on the scalp can weigh down thin strands and cause them to look even more limp. To thwart this, reach for a little cornstarch. The powder sops up moisture, and its gritty texture props strands up and off of the scalp for added volume.
■ TRY IT! Dust fingers with 1 tsp. of cornstarch; rub into roots. Tip: For dark hair, mix in a pinch of unsweetened cocoa powder and for red hair, add a pinch of powder bronzer.
An oil-rich shampoo keeps gray hair bright
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Money questions answered
\"While spring cleaning, my friend found a bracelet that belonged to her mom.
Baking love
Hugh's sister is on a mission to set him up, but Hugh's too busy running his bakery to notice—until he meets Josie. With flour on her cheek and a love for sweet treats, she just might be the recipe he needs for romance!
Their once-tiny pantry now feeds thousands!
During COVID, Jennifer and Adam Parker set out canned goods for neighbors in need. The couple never imagined that this gesture would soon lead to them giving away thousands of pounds of food each month
"Can envy actually be good for me?"
It's a universal emotion that gets a bad rap, often unfairly. Here, mental health experts share how to transform envy into the spark of motivation
Death on the menu
Does the name Harry McCloud ring a bell?” Captain John Murphy asked Detective Lorna Callaway.
Cool & creamy
Greek yogurt blended with cream cheese is the secret to the sweet 'n' tangy filling in this twist on an ice cream shop favorite
Dinner made easy!
Thanks to fried capers in the mix and fresh lemon juice in the vinaigrette, this tasty toss is sure to disappear fast
Get relief from spring allergies
Blooming flowers and budding trees are supposed to be welcome signs of spring. But for the 50 million of us with seasonal allergies, pollen can trigger sniffling, sneezing, itchy eyes and other draining symptoms. And even prescription meds may not deliver adequate relief. A study in the journal Current Medical Research and Opinion found that only 34% of allergy sufferers were satisfied with prescribed treatments. To the rescue: natural strategies that ease stubborn symptoms effectively
Lost and found
When Woman's World reader Jennifer Cox's son lost his beloved championship ring, her late father came to the rescue and helped find it. She writes:
Blood sugar myths vs. facts
Ready to clear up the confusion? A growing body of research reveals the truth about common blood sugar claims and debunks common misconceptions, helping you take charge of your health.
