There’s no better way to warm up your home for the holidays than by adding a few festive touches you’ve created yourself. Last month, we asked some of our favorite DIY Experts to share their best holiday crafts using BEHR paint. Their beautiful painted creations spanned from glowing outdoor décor to refurbished vintage pieces and […] The post Holiday Craft Ideas with BEHR Paint appeared first on Colorfully, BEHR.

Having edged out silver as the g0-to holiday metallic, gold is this season’s decorative darling. We love to wear it, and it easily takes rooms in a festive direction just in time for guests to arrive!           Colorfully yours, Erika The post All that Glitters is Gold appeared first on Colorfully, BEHR.

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As we get ready to spend more time indoors as the air turns chilly outside, this is a great time to start thinking about how we want to decorate for the winter months. A few updates here and there are a nice way to keep it “fresh” while we wait for days to get longer […] The post Rustic Wood – Plain and Simple appeared first on Colorfully, BEHR.

A Colorfully Behr reader is asking for advice with high ceilings and lots of windows. Read on for our expert’s color suggestions… Help!!! I have a living room with 25-foot ceilings that have cedar on them. My floors are dark cherry wood. I have chocolate brown couch and lots of windows and light. Looking for […] The post Ask Erika: Tracey appeared first on Colorfully, BEHR.

Cold/Flu Meds Pose Risks For High Blood Pressure DALLAS, December 8, 2014 – If you have high blood pressure and purchase an over-the-counter (OTC) medication, you may be getting more than you bargained for. That’s the word from experts who caution that some medications taken over the counter can have a negative impact on blood pressure. If patients are unknowingly taking medications that elevate blood pressure, it could undermine efforts to keep blood pressure in a safe range. The First Step Willie E. Lawrence, Jr., M.D., a spokesman for the American Heart Association and chief of cardiology at Research Medical Center in Kansas City, Missouri, said the first step is for people with high blood pressure to know which products could cause variations in blood pressure. Cold medicines, painkillers and energy pills or drinks are a few products to watch out for if you have high blood pressure. “Patients should be aware of the list of things that we know can cause an elevation in blood pressure,” Dr. Lawrence said. He advised that these products should be avoided, used with caution, used only for a short amount of time or used after a discussion with a medical professional. Tips On Using OTCs People with hypertension should educate themselves before taking over-the-counter medicines. Some things to consider include: Chat with a doctor. Lawrence cautions that people who have high blood pressure need to tell their doctors about any over-the-counter medicine they are taking or have taken recently. Be a label reader. Medication labels should be scrutinized