HOW TO TIE A TIE (With Pictures)

You've been tying your tie the wrong way!
Here's how to knot a tie...

Stop Blaming President Buhari!

We blame all issues on our leaders...yeah, 50% of the issues arise from their incompetency, but who takes the blame for the remaining 50??? No one!

Every single person is looking for who to apportion blames, and we can only point at the leaders, who fail to carry out their obligations properly.

It even gets to the point where we compare the mode of dressing and fashion trends between other foreign leaders and our very own leaders.

BUHARI 'A NEW BEGINNING'

I'm not a fan of news (i.e. Government, History, Political and others).

But the other day, i remember reading a novel late at night after others, except my uncle had gone to bed, i didn't want to put off the TV, unless, i didn't want to achieve my aim of finishing "Americanah by Chimamanda N. A" that night.

PEN WITH OWNER'S NAME TAG???

Loool...who remembers something similar to this???
Shows how old you are!!!

If you attended a Government School in Nigeria...you would understand more of this.
One of the petty pen-security methods in High School.
#areyouthere?

Please share your pen-security experiences below in the comment section!!!

8 Ways To Detangle Your Hair And Shed Less Hair

Detangling is a crucial part of all hair care. Detangling is simply using a hair-care tool to comb or brush through your hair. This helps to remove tangles and shed hairs that can cause matting, knots, and ultimately, breakage. Detangling can also help with washing the hair, styling the hair, and distributing products throughout the hair.

Many naturals have hair growth goals, but are struggling with retaining length. Learning to properly detangle natural hair will ensure that you are not just breaking it off. It will also help with overall healthy hair care, as improper detangling can result in split ends and damaged cuticles. 

Here are some tips on detangling your hair without ripping it out:

TO - Beginners in Natural Hair Journey

In most cases, before you become a Naturalista you must have gone through a lot with your permed hair. Let's take for example, a friend had a very healthy hair (even when permed) during her secondary school days, until she wrote her Secondary School Examination, she stopped weaving her hair frequently as she used to, then "BAM" she began to experience hair breakage and loss. She was helpless because she wasn't used to focusing on her hair and she knew less about hair-care. She made some researches, but still no improvements.

She had a friend who was a Naturalista, she envied her friend's hair and became curious about the Natural Hair Journey, she made researches on it and really loved what going Natural will be like. She concluded she was going to go natural.