Happy Birthday to one of my favorite artists: Frida Kahlo. I've been wanting to post this tutorial for awhile now, and the occasion of he...

My Frida Kahlo hair tutorial shows how to create an easy braided hairstyle inspired by the Mexican artist. It's a beautiful style to wear year-round.

Happy Birthday to one of my favorite artists: Frida Kahlo. I've been wanting to post this tutorial for awhile now, and the occasion of her birth is the perfect opportunity. Here's a simply way to dress up your hair using an old T-shirt, tie-dye, and scissors. But first, some images of those inspiring braids from the queen of the Mexican art scene, who would be turning 107 if she were alive today... What you need: -Tulip One-Step Tie Dye kit -Plain T-shirt (size M or larger) -Scissors -Comb…

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Happy Birthday to one of my favorite artists: Frida Kahlo. I've been wanting to post this tutorial for awhile now, and the occasion of her birth is the perfect opportunity. Here's a simply way to dress up your hair using an old T-shirt, tie-dye, and scissors. But first, some images of those inspiring braids from the queen of the Mexican art scene, who would be turning 107 if she were alive today... What you need: -Tulip One-Step Tie Dye kit -Plain T-shirt (size M or larger) -Scissors -Comb…

From ancient Greeks, Celts, Vikings, to Frida Kahlo, the halo braid has been a statement hairstyle that never gets old: The classic Halo Braid

images via and here, here I've recently finished reading Barbara Kingsolver's latest novel 'The Lacuna' and I didn't want it to end. As I reached the final chapters, I actually found myself slowing down, rationing out the pages in the same way that I might savour the last few mouthfuls of a slice of chocolate cake. For me this was a book of three parts. Something about the style and content of the first section reminded me of Paulo Coelho's, 'The Alchemist.' This was partly because the…