Franz Kafka is a sort-of jackpot for the tourism industry here in Prague. He’s been anointed the patron saint of souvenirs. The city is peppered with memento offerings in the name of its reluctant native son. Traversing Old Town, you’re bound to spot the bookish variety of tourist sporting Kafka t-shirts. There are translated books in windows, as well as mugs, hats, and posters. And if you’re seeking a photo opportunity, Prague features weird sculptures of Kafka created by high-profile artists.

Smartphones are dirty. As in, they easily spread pathogens. This is not so surprising if you take into account how often people handle their smartphones. And if you observe where people use their smartphones—public transport, workplaces, bars, during meals, in bathrooms (you know who you are)—those smudges on your screen might make you a bit queasy. This is just the literal surface of the issue with smartphones.

The method for dyeing hair with henna is almost identical to dyeing your hair with other colouring agents. However, a few tips will ensure the best results: What do we need? Stir until the mixture has the consistency of yoghurt. If your skin is sensitive, test the henna on a lock of your hair. Do not apply hot henna on your head *Reaction time varies: according to your hair type, whether you’ve used chemical dyes or whether you’ve washed your hair with chemical shampoos containing silicones

At VOONO, we follow high ethical standards: we are mindful of the origins of all our natural ingredients and we are strictly against product testing on animals. Each VOONO product tells a unique story of its ingredients: after at least five generations, we collect our plants from small fields–harvested twice a year. We at VOONO work hard to bring innovation to our products. We want our products to bring out the best in our customer– not only in body, but in mind and soul.