After talking about my recent obsessions in the June 2021 round-up, I felt like the Clean & Clear Lemon Juice Toner has earned its own review blog post as it has quickly become a staple of my daily skincare routine.
In this post, I’m sharing my experience using the Clean & Clear Lemon Juice toner and the impact its had on my skin.
With summer right around the corner, I’m sharing a new round-up of my current favorite things and obsessions.
From skincare to Netflix, this latest list is all over the place (hopefully, in a good way)!
Check out it and let me know what you’re excited about ahead of this summer!
May was another weird month of reading for me.
I don’t know if I was being really picky, but I had a hard time getting into some books this month. Some of the plots felt very slow? Maybe, I was just distracted?
That said, I still managed to squeeze 5 books in:
1. Pretty Little Wife
2. Girls of Brackenhill
3. Beartown
4. The Midnight Library
5. Tell Me Lies
Let’s get into the reviews…
After last year’s complete disappointment of a summer (#thanks2020), I’m looking forward to this summer and the potential for travel!
So, when Cassey Ho of Blogilates launched a Hot Girl Summer Sculpt workout plan, I immediately signed up! (I’m completely obsessed with FREE workout content on YouTube… so it didn’t take much convincing.)
In this post, I’ll share my experience with the program and whether it’s worth the 14-day commitment.
You know the quote, “The bags under me eyes are designer”?
It’s what I think of every time I use Trader Joe’s Supreme Hydrating Eye Cream.
In this post, I’m sharing my experience and thoughts on the eye cream and whether it’s worth a repeat buy.
I feel like I was all over the place this month in terms of reading!
I read a bizarre mix of fiction and non-fiction covering a range of topics and genres.
Here’s the list:
1. House in the Cerulean Sea by TJ Klune
2. A Promised Land by Barack Obama
3. Before She Was Found by Heather Gudenkauf
4. Risk Forward by Victoria Labalme
5. The Hidden Lives of Trees by Peter Wohlleben
In this post I’m breaking down which of these NEEDS to be on your reading list ASAP.
I have a confession.
If I ever win the lottery, one of my dreams would be to open a winery. But there’s one big problem (besides the lack of money) I know literally nothing about wine.
That’s where one of my new favorite books comes in.
I’ve been an avid reader since childhood and can happily spend hours perusing the library shelves for my next read.
So, when the pandemic hit and libraries closed in-person services, I was forced to reevaluate how I choose what to read next.
In this post, I’m sharing my top 4 ways to make sure your reading list never runs dry.
This month started off kind of slow, but ended up being a surprisingly good month of reading!
Here’s the list:
-Eaters of the Dead by Michael Crichton
-On Looking by Alexandra Horowitz
-A Walk in the Woods by Bill Bryson
-Normal People by Sally Rooney
-Secrets and Lies by Selena
Montgomery
-Stamped: Racism, Antiracism, and You
by Jason Reynolds; Ibram X Kendi
In this post, I’m sharing which books you NEED to read.. and the one you can probably skip.
You know those face wash commercials where the actor dramatically splashes their face with water from the sink, shooting water literally everywhere?
Well, facial mists deliver that same satisfying clean, cooling feeling without forcing you to mop up your entire bathroom. So… you could say I’m a bit obsessed with trying out new mists.
In this post, I’m sharing my thoughts and experience using Thayer’s Awakening Facial Mist and whether or not it’s worth the price tag.