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Nina Makofsky

Nina Makofsky
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About Nina Makofsky

Nina Makofsky has been a professional writer for more than 20 years. She specializes in art, pop culture, education, travel and theater. She currently serves as a Mexican correspondent for "Aishti Magazine," covering everything from folk art to urban trends. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in English from Mills College.

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5 Ways to Get Rid of Razor Bumps on Women
As Elliot says in a particularly memorable episode of Scrubs, "I got in a fight with my waxer, and now there is a rash on my bajingo that looks like a thousand tiny spider bites." She puts it in such a way that we can ALL feel her pain. It doesn't matter if you shave, wax, use a depilatory, or a fancy gel, for some reason, those stupid little bumps pop up at the worst time. There is nothing more annoying (and painful) than trying to clean up down there so you look hot in your swimsuit and ending up with razor burn. Fortunately, there are a few simple remedies for getting rid of razor... continue reading
How to Survive Holidays With the In-laws
For some families, celebrating with the in-laws is nothing but fun - children enjoy visiting with their grandparents and large family gatherings have a festive feeling. But for other people, holidays with the in-laws can feel more like a chore, whether it's because they shower you with criticism or just have their own ways of doing things that conflict with your style. Here are some some simple relaxation and communication techniques to help you survive holidays with the in-laws: Set Boundaries Set some time limits for the visit. Rather than spend two whole weeks of cherished vacation... continue reading
Posture Exercises for Kids
Children can be terrible slouchers! You know the symptoms- shoulders down, stomach out, back hunched. There is no time like the present for your kids to learn good habits. In fact, the sooner, the better. Even if you children do not have medical conditions, such as scoliosis, which cause back problems, they can still benefit from doing posture exercises. After all, many children spend part of their days in rigid school chairs or slouched on couches watching television or playing video games. Keep exercises short and pain-free to ensure they stick with the routine! And maybe skip... continue reading
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