Gabriella Strano on how to be sound

You'll find Gabriella's blog, Curly Cailin, here! Follow her on Instagram while you're at it.

 

Read The Curly Girl Method - it's the original #CGBible! This is a link through my Amazon affiliate account, which helps me pay my bills! You can see my Amazon Influencer homepage here, with a whole load of book recommendations and more! 

 

Deep dive into some academic research about curly hair here.

 

When my shaved head was growing back, I went through some interesting hair phases... but one of my secondary school pics got me featured on Into the Gloss as a "best worst hair" runner-up. So, every cloud.

 

Johnson & Johnson knew about the presence of asbestos in their Baby Powder for years. Read about it and weep.

 

Does having curly hair hurt your career? Business Insider is on to our troubles.

 

Read Gabriella's post on who she's following for curly / wavy / kinky hair advice.

 

Here's a pic of my extensions. I had to scroll back SO FAR to find this so you'd better appreciate it.

 

The Curly Look is a curl-specific hair salon in Dublin 8. Here's the website. Gabriella also talks about Oliver at The Natural Cut and Laura in Ritz in Galway. The Limerick salon I mention is called Niall Colgan Hairdressing.

 

Gabriella sells heat caps, for deep conditioning your hair at home with heat, just like in the salon! Check them out on her Instagram.

 

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Producer extraordinaire Liam Geraghty's Meet Your Maker is also well worth a listen. His latest project is Petrified, a podcast drama with some very spooky undertones.

 

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