I personally prefer curly hair on women for the most part. I guess every women is different. There are some women that look better with straight hair.
And there are some women who look better with curly hair. Generally speaking though, I love women with long curly hair, especially naturally curly hair. There is something about thick natural curls that can be gorgeous.My wife has naturally curly hair and I do prefer her with the curly hair.
She will straighten it from time to time for something different. It still looks pretty, I just prefer the long curls! I am curious to see how everyone votes here!
.I personally prefer curly hair on women for the most part. I guess every women is different. There are some women that look better with straight hair.
And there are some women who look better with curly hair. Generally speaking though, I love women with long curly hair, especially naturally curly hair. There is something about thick natural curls that can be gorgeous.
My wife has naturally curly hair and I do prefer her with the curly hair. She will straighten it from time to time for something different. It still looks pretty, I just prefer the long curls!
I am curious to see how everyone votes here!
.I think it depends on the woman, some look better in straight hair, others with curly hair. Same can be said about hair length and color. I don't think there's one answer to this question.
I think I know why, so I mumble some lame excuse explaining why my hair is curly, not straight like my picture. I’m not even sure why I felt compelled to explain. It’s just hair, right?
“Well, no, I guess … I’m just surprised,” he says, voice trailing off to a whisper. Uncomfortable, I quickly change the subject and turn the attention to him and the hobbies listed in his profile.
Here is a little info regarding your Dr. Oz question: "Ripples or Ridges can appear in the nails either vertically or horizontally. Vertical ridges indicate poor general health, poor nutrient absorption, and/or iron deficiency. They may also indicate a kidney disorder.
Horizontal ridges can occur as a result of a severe stress, either psychological or physical, such as from infection and/or disease. Ridges running up and down the nails also indicate a tendency to develop arthritis. Poor thyroid function may be reflected in the nails."
Adding vitamin A is often recommended for healthy skin, hair, nails.
Here is a little info regarding your Dr. Oz question: "Ripples or Ridges can appear in the nails either vertically or horizontally. Vertical ridges indicate poor general health, poor nutrient absorption, and/or iron deficiency. They may also indicate a kidney disorder.
Horizontal ridges can occur as a result of a severe stress, either psychological or physical, such as from infection and/or disease. Ridges running up and down the nails also indicate a tendency to develop arthritis. Poor thyroid function may be reflected in the nails."
Adding vitamin A is often recommended for healthy skin, hair, nails. Prescription for Nutritional Healing second edition/James F. Balch, M.D. and Phyllis A.
"Ripples or Ridges can appear in the nails either vertically or horizontally. Vertical ridges indicate poor general health, poor nutrient absorption, and/or iron deficiency. They may also indicate a kidney disorder.
Horizontal ridges can occur as a result of a severe stress, either psychological or physical, such as from infection and/or disease. Ridges running up and down the nails also indicate a tendency to develop arthritis. Adding vitamin A is often recommended for healthy skin, hair, nails.
I cant really gove you an answer,but what I can give you is a way to a solution, that is you have to find the anglde that you relate to or peaks your interest. A good paper is one that people get drawn into because it reaches them ln some way.As for me WW11 to me, I think of the holocaust and the effect it had on the survivors, their families and those who stood by and did nothing until it was too late.