Natural treatments to strengthen brittle hair
With the arrival of autumn we have to take a bit of extra care to have healthy and shiny hair. Here are some natural deep-moisturising treatments.
How to beat autumn fatigue with vitality
Adaptogenic herbs are useful to help you face daily tasks and reactivate your mind. Whatever your age.
All Janis’ love in a documentary
Janis, directed by Amy Berg, nominee at the Oscars in 2006 for the documentary Deliver Us from Evil, retraces the story of one of the greatest blues singer rock has ever had: from her private life with its troubled loves and excesses to her artistic life when she lived at the Chelsea Hotel, the legendary hotel in
Gone with the wind: how to make the most of your autumn garden
The highlights of the autumn garden are some of the most heart-warming and surprising and can represent a great opportunity for garden projects. Maybe it’s the rich fall colours that seem to glow even on dull days. Or perhaps it’s that lush burst of growth of the grass, encouraged by morning dew and more frequent
Figs, simply delicious
Figs, which are so sweet and tasty, have many beneficial properties, known since ancient times. Don’t do without them in September.
Sonita Alizadeh: the Afghan rapper who escaped arranged marriage thanks to a rhyme
Sonita Alizadeh is an Afghan girl aged eighteen. Now, she lives in the United States and she attends the Wasatch Arts Center, dreaming to become a lawyer. But, throughout her life, Sonita has moved a lot. Her family fled Afghanistan when she was 8 years old because of war and it moved to Tehran, the capital of
Itinerary: 10 cities to taste Italy’s most famous dishes
A trip back in time to discover the origins and places where Italian traditional culinary delights were created for the first time. An itinerary to discover Italian regions through a selection of Italy’s most famous and scrummy dishes that whet your appetite. Teglio and its pizzoccheri. Lombardy Pizzoccheri is a typical dish from Valtellina,
Itinerary. Top 10 Italy’s most “appetizing” medieval villages
The beauty of some medieval villages demonstrates that the Dark Ages were not so dark. In this period (from the Fifth century to the year one thousand), the agrarian economy and the feudalism encourage the rise of new settlements around abbeys and castles. Many Medieval cities and towns were notable for narrow and winding streets that wrapped themselves
10 plants to attract (and feed) honeybees
Whether you have a small balcony or a big garden, it’s time to plant flowers to attract and feed honeybees, even in the city.