Diana Maria Love

Hello lovely reader! 🌷 The fabrics you wear and sleep in touch your skin all day. Some are gentle, breathable, and hypoallergenic, while others trap sweat, cause irritation, or hold onto bacteria. Choosing the right material can prevent rashes, allergies, and discomfort. Cotton (Preferably Organic) Hypoallergenic and soft. Breathable, absorbs sweat, and keeps skin comfortable. A great choice for sensitive or acne-prone skin. Linen Extremely breathable and cooling. Naturally reduces skin irritation by allowing airflow. Ideal for people with sensitive or easily inflamed skin. Silk Smooth, hypoallergenic, and gentle on delicate skin. Helps regulate body temperature at night. Reduces friction, making it good for hair and preventing wrinkles when used in pillowcases. Wool (Organic or Untreated) Naturally temperature-regulating. Resistant to bacteria and dust mites. Works well for people with skin prone to irritation, though some may find coarse wool itc...

Hello lovely reader! 🌷 Women in Romania used to wear the traditional folk costume as everyday clothing until the late 19th century and early 20th century, depending on the region and social background. A brief timeline: Middle Ages – early 19th century: The Romanian folk costume was the daily attire of most women in villages. It was practical for work, with more ornate versions reserved for celebrations. 19th century: In rural areas, women continued to wear the traditional costume daily. In towns and cities, however, women started adopting Western European fashion—dresses, hats, corsets—especially among the middle and upper classes. Early 20th century: In many villages, women—especially older ones—still wore the folk costume daily (blouses, aprons, skirts, underskirts). Younger women began embracing urban-style clothing for everyday life but kept traditional costumes for holidays. 1930s–1950s: The folk costume was mostly worn for special occasions such as Easter, Christmas, weddin...