Skip to main content

Are you a Collector Or Hoarder

 The appetite for collecting items like -Jewellery, Accessories, Dresses is great, but when it becomes hoarding then it is a disorder. There is a difference between collector and hoarder. People with Hoarding Disorder excessively save such items that are useless or worthless mostly. They find it difficult to get rid of or separating such items. The people with hoarding tendencies never throw away anything. They accumulate more Jewellery, Hair Accessories than one individual could wear in a very long time.

Definitely, some peoples are not wearing Jewellery, Hair Accessories, dresses and other such items sometimes due to having them too many, and it is quite different from hoarding. Many people with hoarding problems have a wardrobe filled with recently purchased Jewellery, dresses, Hair Accessories that have never been opened or have the price tags still attached. There is also a difference between being a shopaholic and having a psychiatrically hoarding disorder. So having a lot of Hair Band, Earings or dresses does not mean you are a hoarder, or you have any mental condition!!
People can magnify their life and their possibilities by exploring diverse sorts of Jewellery, Hair Accessories, clothing, being more playful with what they wear, trying new styles. Sometimes also can try swapping Jewellery, Hair Accessories, clothes with a friend or buying something that is the opposite of all their other Jewellery and dresses.

Similar to this, men and women also have differences. Research shows that men wear more percentage of their clothes as compared to women. Men have generally worn everything they own and when it comes to women only 14% of the woman can say this.. Although women generally have more clothes as correlated to men, therefore, it even happens that they have a lot of such clothes, Jewellery, hair accessories which they never or rarely ever, wear.
Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

What is your Hair texture ?

 Do you want to choose a hairstyle that matches your hair texture? Do you want to use the hair accessories like headbands, clips, pins, barrettes, even tools that are most appropriate for your hair?  The very first step in this great journey is to find your hair's natural texture? Here’s how to know your hair texture: Give it a good shampoo and condition, and then let it dry gradually and naturally. Every ten minutes or so, lightly squeeze your hair in your hands. This helps bring out any natural wave or curl. The best time to examine your hair is when it’s absolutely dry. Get up close and intimate with your mirror, and as you read the following sections, spend some time engaging with and looking closely at your hair so you can get to know it as well as possible. Hair is, after all, quite difficult to define because it is as freakish as a fingerprint. Your hair could be straight or curly, but the texture could be fine or thick or somewhere in between which is called a medium-smooth
Post a Comment
Read more

Rubber-band jewelry

 Rubber-band jewellery, Rubber hair ties, Hair rubber bands is the coolest thing around, and so simple to make! Everyone's crazy for rubber-band jewellery. Rubber-band bracelets are an ideal summer camp or sleepover activity. It’s such fun for you and your friends to help each other master a new design and then experiment with different-colored bands to create a unique piece of jewelry or a special gift. Playgrounds and living rooms are under invasion from coloured bands. Children are spending hours twisting them into bracelets. Parents are getting tired of picking them up from behind sofas and off the floor.  You’ll soon find that mini rubber bands are finding their way into every nook and cranny of your home. Rubber-band bracelets are here to stay!
Post a Comment
Read more