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Ariane Resnick

Ariane Resnick is the author of five books, including the first healthy content published by Disney, as well as a special diet chef and certified nutritionist. She has written articles for platforms such as Food & Wine, HuffPost, Health, Shape, and Byrdie, and has been featured in media such as Forbes, CBS' The Doctors, ABC News, and Good Morning America. She lives in Los Angeles, CA and is an autistic, Jewish, gay woman of color.

    Publications

    • Byrdie
      17 articles
    • Verywell Mind
      14 articles
    • Food & Wine Magazine
      3 articles
    • Clean Plates
    • Simply Recipes

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    • Here's Exactly How to Wash Your Knotless Braids, According to Hairstylists
      29 May—Byrdie
      Compared to traditional box braids, knotless braids are notorious for loosening and frizzing faster. That said, you should exercise extra caution when washing them to maximize their longevity. Braider Takeisha Berry-Brooks says, "Knotless braids should be cleaned by focusing on the scalp at least every two to three weeks to remove the buildup of products, sweat, and oil that can lead to scalp irritation." So, what does a scalp-focused wash day actually look like with knotless braids? Ahead,...
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    • 10 Conversations You Should and Shouldn’t Have Over Text
      14 Apr—Verywell Mind
      Sometimes it's better to talk it out IRL Table of Contents Why Texting Isn't Always the Right Move Topics Texting is Suited For When It's Worth a Phone Call Tips for Effective Texting How to Know When to Pick up the Phone When your phone rings, is your first instinct panic and the urge to throw it across the room? When I hear my ringtone, I assume it's either spam or something terrible has happened. Texting replaced calling as the norm ages ago, and now talking on the phone is a lot less...
    • —Byrdie
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