How you feed your newborn is the first nutrition decision you will make for your child. These guidelines on breastfeeding and bottle feeding can help you make the decision that's right for you and your baby.
I don't want to be a blond. I was thinking of a change, and dying my hair a brown. Not a mousy brown, but a dark brown...but not dark enough that it would look witchy color and look fake. My SIL told me that the older you get, your hair should get lighter, not darker.I am 35.I also am fair skinned and I was told it would make me look washed out.eputation: 245. I agree with the professionals who say you should lighten your hair as you get older, it softens your face. Darker hair just seems to bring out any wrinkles/blemishes.
Not the best idea. Lighter color won't lighten hair that has a dark tint on it, and only the new regrowth will be the lighter color without matching the ends. To make this work, buy a home color remover kit to chemically remove the darker color from your hair, and then dye with the desired lighter color.f you want to cover grays, just remember that home color can make your hair look flat-almost muddy. To fix a bad gray-covering-job, choose a shade with gold in it, such as a golden brown. The gold on grey will help to not make your color look flat. Highlighting. When highlighting hair, home color can look brassy.