A week or so ago I was at the grocery store and overheard the clerks talking about Emergen-C (or Airborne/Air Armour...what have you). It was a generally agreed upon fact that mixing these tabs or packets with water is unpleasant. Then one of the ladies said to mix it with 7up (or Sprite...again, what have you).
Earlier this week, I was feeling poorly almost to the point of being sick but not quite. I had some Airborne packets...I picked up a bottle of Sprite and went to work. I mixed the two and voila, not bad. About an hour later I did it again. By noon, I have to say I was feeling better. Sickness averted, hooray!
Hope you're keeping healthy so far in the new year!
Cheers!
Prettiness inside and out. Cruelty free product reviews, my forays in to the world of exercise, little glimpses of what it's like to be me.
Sunday, January 19, 2014
Thursday, January 16, 2014
pinning!
I like many others out there really love Pineterest. I used recipes from Pinterest for most of Thanksgiving dinner this year. Here's a little something that I stumbled across today (which lead me to Etsy..oh dear):
I really like her whimsy, here is a sample:
If you like it too, check out: liliana design
(I don't sponsor her or anything, I just wanted to share.)
Cheers!
I really like her whimsy, here is a sample:
If you like it too, check out: liliana design
(I don't sponsor her or anything, I just wanted to share.)
Cheers!
Sunday, January 12, 2014
foundation factors
At Sephora today, my friend and I were perusing foundations. I'm pretty evenly running out of 3 different BB creams and one Bobbi Brown foundation.
While I've been online and seen how many brands are cruelty free, it still feels like a very small collection once you are actually standing in the store streaking your hand with makeup. We reviewed the list as we entered: Tarte, Urban Decay, and Too Faced...there are a few more brands (but it's not like they have blinking lights in the shape of a bunny beckoning you over...how nice would that be?).
Not all brands that are cruelty free carry a bunny logo, so unless you know before you go or carry a list of animal friendly companies with you at all times, you may not know to check them out. There is also the "parent company" to consider. Estee Lauder and L'Oreal own a lot of companies out there and the "parents" choose to sell in China (who requires animal testing). Here I thought the hard part was choosing the right shade in bad lighting!
I didn't end up with anything from Sephora today, but I've got an Ulta coupon all cut out and waiting for me to forget so I'll be heading over there soon. Maybe I'll bring a list!
Cheers!
While I've been online and seen how many brands are cruelty free, it still feels like a very small collection once you are actually standing in the store streaking your hand with makeup. We reviewed the list as we entered: Tarte, Urban Decay, and Too Faced...there are a few more brands (but it's not like they have blinking lights in the shape of a bunny beckoning you over...how nice would that be?).
Not all brands that are cruelty free carry a bunny logo, so unless you know before you go or carry a list of animal friendly companies with you at all times, you may not know to check them out. There is also the "parent company" to consider. Estee Lauder and L'Oreal own a lot of companies out there and the "parents" choose to sell in China (who requires animal testing). Here I thought the hard part was choosing the right shade in bad lighting!
I didn't end up with anything from Sephora today, but I've got an Ulta coupon all cut out and waiting for me to forget so I'll be heading over there soon. Maybe I'll bring a list!
Cheers!
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