French country décor has been a popular design style for centuries, but it’s gained more popularity thanks to the show Fixer Upper. Joanna Gaines and many other designers use elements of French country style in their remodels, and you can too.

Today’s contemporary designs involve cleaner lines and less ornate and colorful décor items, but the details tend to be a little more elaborate. For a more sophisticated spin on modern French country décor, designers use a combination of neutral colors, allowing the elaborate details to stand out.

If you love French country design and want to incorporate it into your home, here are some of the best ways to do so.

1. Rustic Pastel Rooms

Although neutral rooms are very popular, sometimes a splash of color is nice. Choose pastel colors for your 19th century arm chairs and floral-patterned curtains. Pastel is easy to mix and match, so you can include a variety of colors in a single room with a striking result. 

Great hair takes work and time, as well as knowhow and though we can’t provide the first two, we can offer advice.  So, here are some great tips for great hair. 

Tip No 1: Your Hair Needs To Be Protected

Your hair always needs protection from the sun, wind, and rain. If you expose your hair to a lot of sun, pollution, dirt and so on you are only going to make matters worse. It can cause dirt to build up, your hair to become dry and even your scalp to get infections. Use an umbrella or a hat to cover your hair. You can even use your dupatta.

Tip No 2: Wet Hair Should Be Handled With Care

When your hair is wet it is very fragile and easily breaks. The shaft and roots of your hair are more prone to damage when wet. When you shampoo your hair, do so gently. This is where breakage starts. You should also avoid brushing your hair as soon as you come out of the shower. use a shower cap instead if need be.

Tip No 3: Condition On A Regular Basis

Every time you wash your hair you should use a moisturizing conditioner. Don't leave the shower without doing this. If you have frizzy hair, this could be why.

If you are planning to be in the fitness industry but don’t have slightest of idea about how you will get paid then it can get a bit confusing to actually make a final decision. Fitness industry is worth £9 billion as per reports surfaced in 2017 and provides huge opportunities for anyone looking to make a career in this industry. Renowned bodybuilders, personal trainers, nutritionists etc. are no less than superstars in this glamorous industry. But like every industry the competition is very steep and to make a place for yourself you have to show your potential.  

There is no fixed salary structure in fitness industry and varies a lot from country to country. The pay grade is not universal and depends upon various factors. In UK the full time average salary is £27,600 but if you will look at the average wage of a fitness instructor it is £14,884 and the average wage of a level three personal trainer is £19,417 so being in UK a fitness aspirant might think that the monetary loss is almost 40% when compared to the full time average salary. But it doesn’t mean that you will be underpaid because as per Payscale data though the average personal training salary is low in comparison to the average full time salary but once you start your career you might end up earning in six figures.