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Natural Protein Hair Treatment at Home (Budget-Friendly & Effective!)

  Natural Protein Hair Treatment By Joanna Vidal Hi beautiful people! I’m Joanna, and if you’re like me to share my way—dealing with frizzy, dry, or damaged hair on a tight budget—you’ll love this easy DIY hair treatment. I’ve tried many store-bought products, but nothing beats the magic of natural ingredients straight from the kitchen. In this blog, I’m sharing my go-to one-ingredient treatment that brings life back to my hair—without the salon price tag. Why Natural is Better I believe that self-care doesn’t have to be expensive. While salons offer amazing treatments, they can also cost a lot of money and time. So why not give your hair the same love at home using safe, affordable ingredients? Today’s star ingredient: Mayonnaise! Yes, mayo isn’t just for sandwiches—it’s packed with protein, natural oils, and vitamins that help strengthen and moisturize hair. What You’ll Need: 2–3 tablespoons of mayonnaise (any brand or homemade) A small bowl Wide-tooth comb or brush Hair clip Hai...

Tradition, Faith and Festivities: The Beauty of an Arab Muslim Wedding

Sharing My Experienced on  Emirati Arab Muslim Wedding By Joanna Vidal Hi, beautiful people! Welcome back to my blog — it’s me again, Joanna! In this post, I’m going to share my unforgettable experience attending an Arab Muslim wedding here in the UAE. I’ll also give you some helpful tips, especially if you’re ever invited to one. Curious about what it’s like? Keep reading! What to Expect at an Arab Muslim Wedding If you’ve been invited to an Arab Muslim wedding and you’re not sure what to expect, don’t worry — I’ve been there! This blog will give you a clear idea of what the experience is like, especially for non-Arab or non-Muslim guests. From what to wear to how to behave, a little knowledge goes a long way in helping you enjoy the moment and show proper respect. Although modern influences are present, many Arab weddings still carry strong traditional elements — and that’s what makes them so special. The Venue Experience (Ladies’ Side) In many Muslim weddings, especially in ...

Paris France Travel Blog

BONJOUR FRANCE!  HELLO, BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE All OVER THE WORLD! By Joanna Vidal Writing a blog while juggling a busy life is no joke! I started this post a while ago but haven’t had the time to do a full review—until now. In case you missed it, my previous post was all about Germany—check it out  https://unjoannable.blogspot.com/2018/01/travel-blog-my-first-europe-trip-part.html  if you’re new to the blog! Now, I’m excited to share Part Two of my first solo Europe adventure—my trip to France. Grab a coffee and read until the end—this was one unforgettable experience.                                    Europe trip Part Two Germany to France! Day 7: Crossing Borders – Germany to France I left my hotel in Neuss, Düsseldorf around 10 AM and hopped on a tram to the main train station. My destination? Paris, France, via the high-speed bullet train. As soon as I boarded the tra...

My First Solo Trip to Europe – Part One: Germany

HALLO  DEUTSCHLAND ! HELLO, BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE IN THE WORLD!   Joanna is here signing in again... By Joanna Vidal My Dream Come True: First Solo Trip to Europe! I’m so excited to finally share my travel experience in Europe with you all! This isn’t just a story about where I went or what I saw—it’s about chasing dreams, building confidence, and making it happen on your own. I’ll also be sharing tips and ideas that might help you plan your own dream trip—whether it’s to Europe or anywhere else in the world! A Little Backstory Back in college, one of my instructors in Tourism Management gave us a task: draw your dream destination and present it to the class. I took it seriously. For me, it wasn’t just an assignment—it was a chance to dream big. I believed there should be no limits when it comes to dreams! I drew two places: • 1st: Eiffel Tower in Paris • 2nd: Disneyland in Hong Kong I still remember one classmate saying I was imagining impossible things—b...