Women and ageing: Is our obsession with finding the ‘cure’ a disease?
If there is one human experience that can be considered universal, it’s ageing. You get wrinkles, things sag and you slow down, that’s life. Beauty
The mishandling of grief
A few months ago, I moved across the country. And that was less than a year after landing myself over 1,000 miles away from where
A Christmas gift guide that’s perfect for the girls
Mistletoe, mulled wine and Christmas shopping is around the corner, and each year it takes many of us by surprise. So if you’re big on
How to have a drama-free group trip: Part two – Let the booking commence!
So you’ve successfully decided on a basic plan. Congratulations! Now comes the hard part – actually making that plan happen. Booking a holiday gets more
How to have a drama-free group trip: Part one – The plan
The cost of living is skyrocketing. Parliament is imploding. The job market is a competitive anxiety vortex. We are all in dire need of a
The social media impact on art: The ‘reel’ revolution
I didn’t intend to become a social media artist. But it happened and I’m now conflicted about the experience. The ‘social media impact’ has had
BBLs, body trends and body dysmorphia: Where we are now and where we’re headed
If you haven’t been living under a rock, you will know that big bums and little waists have been in for the last decade. Thanks
Why Black women shouldn’t try to be public players in the sustainability movement
The official Google definition of sustainability is an ‘avoidance of the depletion of natural resources in order to maintain an ecological balance.’ With sustainability comes