Jewelry-making has always been more than a craft for me—it’s a way to process, focus, and ground my energy. With ADHD and Dyslexia, I’ve found that working with my hands helps me retain information, stay present, and deeply absorb what I’m learning. My creative process isn’t just about design—it’s about intention, clarity, and channeling energy into something meaningful.
Focus & Creativity: Jewelry-making activates both sides of the brain—allowing me to process research and deepen my retention while staying engaged.
Energy & Intention: The stones and symbols I use are chosen with care, based on their energetic properties and alignment with intention-setting.
Tactile Learning & Mindfulness: For those of us who thrive with hands-on engagement, jewelry isn’t just an adornment—it’s a powerful tool for focus and awareness.
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You may have heard the term “hair porosity” and wondered what it means.
Hair porosity is how your hair’s ability to absorb and retain moisture; porosity of your hair affects how well moisture passes in and out of the outermost layer of your hair (known as the cuticle). If you have low porosity hair, the structure of your hair doesn’t easily allow moisture to be absorbed into your hair shaft. Making it harder for water to saturate your hair when it’s washed. Because this type of hair tends to repel moisture, it can also be more challenging to process and style.
The hair struggles to hold moisture
Hair doesn’t work with conditioners
You need heat to activate conditioners
There is always buildup and dirt in your hair
You are proun to more dandruff
Your hair can be too oily or too dry
You spend ages drying your hair
You suffer from staticy hair
When you have high porosity hair it can become dull, damaged, broken, weak, tangled, and frizzy. This happens when you use harsh treatments or daily high heat, you can actually damage and remove the outer most layer of the cuticle, making it more porous.
High porosity hair can be genetic, caused by hair processing and styling treatments like straightening, blow-drying, bleaching, and other chemical applications or over procsessing.
Low porosity hair isn’t as bad as you think even though you have fewer pores on the cuticles (the closest thing to undamaged hair fibres – aka relatively healthy hair) and can do well on a low-maintenance routine.
Wash Your Hair Regularly. Washing your hair weekly or every two weeks will keep it free of product build-up and give it another opportunity to absorb some moisture.
Moisturize your hair mid-week.
Seal in Moisture use heat if you can, myself I will do a deep condition once a week. Wrap your hair in plastic wrap and then place a hot towel around the hair and let sit for 10-15 mins. Rinse with cooler water if you can.
Cover your hair when you are in harsher weather conditions.
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