Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Tutorial - Tangerine Tango
Hey everyone!
After multiple attempts at uploading/editing this [3x editing, 2x uploading] I finally got it on youtube!
FACE:
Urban Decay 24/7 Concealer - FBI
Rimmel Matte powder
EYES:
Too Faced Shadow Insurance
Brule e/s [MAC]
Fresh Daily e/s [MAC]
Brash e/s [MAC]
White Frost e/s [MAC]
Black liner [NYC]
NARS orgasm [blush]
Urban Decay Lipgloss - Love Child
Saturday, April 14, 2012
Review: Clean And Clear Body Wash!
Hey everyone!
Not long ago, I earned a klout perk and decided that - even though it's not needed - I would do a review about the product.
Clean and Clear Body Wash with Bursting Beads:
I got all 3 scents but decided to give one to my mom - who gave me feedback on what she thought - but I've only used one.
"Charge"
Pomegranate and Orange
This is the one I gave to my mom.
Her words:
"The smell is really fresh and those beads make really good exfoliating. It's not a strong scent but enough to know that you smell good."
She showers in the morning and didn't find it woke her up much more than any other body wash.
Found her dry skin softened more than usually body washes.
"Splash"
Wildberry and Guava
This is the one I use.
You can really smell the berry while in the shower. I have combination skin, so I like to find product that doesn't make it feel like I need another shower. I find my skin smells great after the shower and it lasts awhile afterwards as well.
"Boost"
Mango and Papaya
This smells so fresh! I haven't used it yet but the citrus-y scent is really ... well, lack of better words, it's "bright". Since summer is coming, I wish I had started this one instead.
The retail price [in Canada, at least] is 7.99$
It seems to be available everywhere.
If you want a body wash with great, fruity scent then this is definitely for you!!!
Well, until next time!!!
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Make-Up : Abstract and Review!
Hey everyone!!
It's super mild out lately so wearing a jacket is pretty optional. I've got all the windows and patio door open. All the spring clothes are pretty much out.
I still need spring shoes. All I have is the winter boots.
Speaking of spring, I got a beautiful palette from the SHOP MAC collection.
How have I never worn tangerine!?
"Call Me Bubbles"
When debating on this or another palette, the MAC Artist said that this palette is rare. Such a great palette all together. I've worn it often.
"Call Me Bubbles"
A really soft white. Almost the perfect highlight!
Satin.
"Fresh Daily"
Tangerine colour. Good for blending.
Frost.
"Full of Flavour"
MAC's website calls it coral, but there's more pink than normal coral colours. It's not far off though.
Matte.
"Brash"
Best explained as 'burnt orange'. Kind of frosty but great for making a interesting smokey colour.
Veluxe Pearl.
SWATCHES
L to R:
Full of Flavour; Fresh Daily; Call Me Bubbles; Brash
Sorry the swatches aren't the greatest!
-----------------------------------------
Today I decided to do something a little abstract.
This is what I got:
I'm not entirely sure what prompted this but felt like playing with some bright colours. I may do something else another day, but that's another day.
I kind of feel that if I had straight-across bangs, it would look better. My cow-lick is evil.
Maybe I'll try a eyeliner design next time!
Okay well I'll probably do another spring tutorial later this week.
It's super mild out lately so wearing a jacket is pretty optional. I've got all the windows and patio door open. All the spring clothes are pretty much out.
I still need spring shoes. All I have is the winter boots.
Speaking of spring, I got a beautiful palette from the SHOP MAC collection.
How have I never worn tangerine!?
When debating on this or another palette, the MAC Artist said that this palette is rare. Such a great palette all together. I've worn it often.
A really soft white. Almost the perfect highlight!
Satin.
Tangerine colour. Good for blending.
Frost.
MAC's website calls it coral, but there's more pink than normal coral colours. It's not far off though.
Matte.
Best explained as 'burnt orange'. Kind of frosty but great for making a interesting smokey colour.
Veluxe Pearl.
L to R:
Full of Flavour; Fresh Daily; Call Me Bubbles; Brash
Sorry the swatches aren't the greatest!
-----------------------------------------
Today I decided to do something a little abstract.
This is what I got:
I'm not entirely sure what prompted this but felt like playing with some bright colours. I may do something else another day, but that's another day.
I kind of feel that if I had straight-across bangs, it would look better. My cow-lick is evil.
Maybe I'll try a eyeliner design next time!
Okay well I'll probably do another spring tutorial later this week.
Friday, February 24, 2012
Cloth Diaper Video, Baby Stuff, Rumour Patrol [plus FlashBacks]
Hey Everyone!
A few of my friends have started into cloth diapers. These are genius! Saving major money if you go cloth, plus diapers don't break down for a long time. Save money = Save the world!
My friend that did the video below didn't know about cloth diapers until recently and she's pregnant with baby #3 [she also does baby updates on that channel if you're interested]
She compares 3 different brands in this video:
Fuzzibuns, Sunbaby and Springbaby
One of her daughters is still in diapers, so she has tested these. Check out the video and see what she says!
Personally, if I were to have a kid I would probably go cloth diapers.
Yes you're spending a lot in the beginning but in the long run you are saving money. Probably a lot of money because you're constantly having to buy more.
Also, after a lot of research, I have decided I'm also going to be purchasing a baby bullet.
Wait wait wait .... before I even continue I have to state:
that I am NOT pregnant.
Matt and I are NOT trying for a child.
We are NOT engaged/married.
Maybe some day. But not today.
Why am I thinking about this though?
A lot of my friends have kids, so when there's a huge issue with a company that provides food for children, it's posted all over my facebook timeline. Which obviously makes me think about what I would do if I were to have a kid.
Back to the baby bullet though.
I have stated outloud to my mother since this thing came out on the market that I plan on getting one if I have a kid. It's a genius idea, even if it's a little time consuming. I'd get good peace of mind knowing that my child is getting food that i'm 100% is healthy for them.
Mind you, if you think I'm crazy then you should see me reading cat food. I like to make sure Angel [my fur-baby] is getting things that aren't bad for him. He has enough stomach issues, this does not need to be added.
I'm sure there's a few parents that read this, or anyone who plans for the future [like me, I swear I'm not crazy!!]
How do you cut costs and stay healthy for you and your children?
Or how do you plan on keeping costs down and still being healthy??
I WANT FEEDBACK!!
Lol!
I'll leave you with a couple photos since it is #flashbackfriday
Grade 8!
During High School - grade 10 or 11?
I believe we were going on a field trip
Prom. Anna took this!
A few of my friends have started into cloth diapers. These are genius! Saving major money if you go cloth, plus diapers don't break down for a long time. Save money = Save the world!
My friend that did the video below didn't know about cloth diapers until recently and she's pregnant with baby #3 [she also does baby updates on that channel if you're interested]
She compares 3 different brands in this video:
Fuzzibuns, Sunbaby and Springbaby
One of her daughters is still in diapers, so she has tested these. Check out the video and see what she says!
Personally, if I were to have a kid I would probably go cloth diapers.
Yes you're spending a lot in the beginning but in the long run you are saving money. Probably a lot of money because you're constantly having to buy more.
Also, after a lot of research, I have decided I'm also going to be purchasing a baby bullet.
Wait wait wait .... before I even continue I have to state:
that I am NOT pregnant.
Matt and I are NOT trying for a child.
We are NOT engaged/married.
Maybe some day. But not today.
Why am I thinking about this though?
A lot of my friends have kids, so when there's a huge issue with a company that provides food for children, it's posted all over my facebook timeline. Which obviously makes me think about what I would do if I were to have a kid.
Back to the baby bullet though.
I have stated outloud to my mother since this thing came out on the market that I plan on getting one if I have a kid. It's a genius idea, even if it's a little time consuming. I'd get good peace of mind knowing that my child is getting food that i'm 100% is healthy for them.
Mind you, if you think I'm crazy then you should see me reading cat food. I like to make sure Angel [my fur-baby] is getting things that aren't bad for him. He has enough stomach issues, this does not need to be added.
I'm sure there's a few parents that read this, or anyone who plans for the future [like me, I swear I'm not crazy!!]
How do you cut costs and stay healthy for you and your children?
Or how do you plan on keeping costs down and still being healthy??
I WANT FEEDBACK!!
Lol!
I'll leave you with a couple photos since it is #flashbackfriday
I believe we were going on a field trip
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Fun Food Facts!!!
Hey everyone!
Until maybe 5mins ago, I didn't even consider making this post. Why am I? One of my friends didn't know a few things that I just told her.
So why keep secrets? I'll share with all of you!
Being on a budget makes you really want to make food last longer.
It really irritates me when I have to toss food, so in order to keep things longer there's a few things I'll do.
Fruits/Veggies:
We go through a lot of veggies. Generally I like to buy fresh but sometimes frozen is better if the veggies aren't in season. I also prefer to buy local.
First of all, here's a list of when fruits/veggies are in season.
Now after reading that, go by whatever month it is and there you have your fresh fruit/veggies list!
Of course, it doesn't have everything and sometimes things aren't sold locally during that time [right now cauliflower is really expensive even though it's in season] so you'll have to really look around.
After buying non-frozen fruit/veggies, how do you keep it from going bad quickly?
What I do is that day [or the next, depending on if I have time] I cut them up and put them in water.
Baby carrots don't stay in their plastic bag, they get rinsed and put in water. Green onions are trimmed, tips cut and in water. Celery as well. And so on.
But say you forgot you had celery [I'm using this as an example because it works best with celery] and it's wilting. Water does work but to make celery get crisp really quick is vinegar.
This trick I learnt from a friend, who use to have celery sticks with her lunch. Of course you can't keep them in water but they get really soft out of water.
She would have them in a sandwich bag, put a little vinegar [best travel way, from fast food restaurants] shake the bag and it would make them crispy! So perfect if you forget about celery in your fridge.
I'm so impressed with myself right now. My fridge is so colourful! Colour is very important if you want to eat healthy.
Here's a few things I got from this website:
1. Eat plenty of "fire-colored" produce (deep yellow to deep red), such as yellow peppers and tomatoes, which contain antioxidants like beta-carotene that fight free radicals.
2. Don't forget purple-hued produce like beets, berries and grapes. These are rich in flavonoids, which protect against cardiovascular disease.
3. Remember to go green. Most green foods contain magnesium, which assists muscle repair and balances hormones.
4. Paint the town brown by eating appropriately cooked red meats, the best source of iron.
5. Don't forget white. The calcium and allicin in dairy products, onions and other light-tinted foods keep bones healthy and immune systems strong.
Please be food conscious. Healthy eating doesn't mean tasteless, it means your plate looks more like a rainbow!
There are some downsides and I am a somewhat picky eater, so here's some other ideas.
I don't do red meat [Matt is a huge red meat eater lol] and haven't since I was 16yrs old. I'm not big on meat in general and no I'm not a vegetarian, although some would consider it because my lack of meat in my palette.
Red meat is important [especially to females] because of the iron content. Of course you'll never get as great iron in comparison to red meat, and I'm not really a fan of asking for an iron shot.
Some foods high in iron are:
1. Dark Chocolate
2. Roasted Pumpkin/Squash Seeds
3. Sesame Butter
4. Sunflower Seeds
5. Dried Apricots
6. Eggs
and of course
7. Spinach
There's always iron pills but those are actually harsh on most people's stomach, so it's not always the best idea.
Another thing is that I'm not huge on milk. It's not like I find it gross, I'm just sensitive to dairy products and if I can avoid too much dairy then I will. I do try to have a glass of milk a day - just to make sure I have enough dairy. Yogurt is expensive!!
Also not a dairy fan or just can handle dairy?
Your body still needs calcium. Here's some other ways on getting it!
I actually really like soy milk. I drink Natura a lot. It's not cheap, so if it goes on sale I'll stock pile [like everything else ...]
I just prefer Natura because I find it doesn't taste thick and/or chalky like some soy milk tends to be.
Also they have some great choices - Chocolate, Cappicino and Vanilla are my favourite. There's more but those 3 are easiest to find.
Most people have their resolution as to lose weight and/or eat healthier. Now you have no excuse!!! There's so many options now and so much more information.
Pills, cleanses and diets won't do anything. If you change your eating habits to something healthier, you will actually want to stick with it.
Until next time!
Until maybe 5mins ago, I didn't even consider making this post. Why am I? One of my friends didn't know a few things that I just told her.
So why keep secrets? I'll share with all of you!
Being on a budget makes you really want to make food last longer.
It really irritates me when I have to toss food, so in order to keep things longer there's a few things I'll do.
Fruits/Veggies:
We go through a lot of veggies. Generally I like to buy fresh but sometimes frozen is better if the veggies aren't in season. I also prefer to buy local.
First of all, here's a list of when fruits/veggies are in season.
Now after reading that, go by whatever month it is and there you have your fresh fruit/veggies list!
Of course, it doesn't have everything and sometimes things aren't sold locally during that time [right now cauliflower is really expensive even though it's in season] so you'll have to really look around.
After buying non-frozen fruit/veggies, how do you keep it from going bad quickly?
What I do is that day [or the next, depending on if I have time] I cut them up and put them in water.
Baby carrots don't stay in their plastic bag, they get rinsed and put in water. Green onions are trimmed, tips cut and in water. Celery as well. And so on.
But say you forgot you had celery [I'm using this as an example because it works best with celery] and it's wilting. Water does work but to make celery get crisp really quick is vinegar.
This trick I learnt from a friend, who use to have celery sticks with her lunch. Of course you can't keep them in water but they get really soft out of water.
She would have them in a sandwich bag, put a little vinegar [best travel way, from fast food restaurants] shake the bag and it would make them crispy! So perfect if you forget about celery in your fridge.
I'm so impressed with myself right now. My fridge is so colourful! Colour is very important if you want to eat healthy.
Here's a few things I got from this website:
1. Eat plenty of "fire-colored" produce (deep yellow to deep red), such as yellow peppers and tomatoes, which contain antioxidants like beta-carotene that fight free radicals.
2. Don't forget purple-hued produce like beets, berries and grapes. These are rich in flavonoids, which protect against cardiovascular disease.
3. Remember to go green. Most green foods contain magnesium, which assists muscle repair and balances hormones.
4. Paint the town brown by eating appropriately cooked red meats, the best source of iron.
5. Don't forget white. The calcium and allicin in dairy products, onions and other light-tinted foods keep bones healthy and immune systems strong.
Please be food conscious. Healthy eating doesn't mean tasteless, it means your plate looks more like a rainbow!
There are some downsides and I am a somewhat picky eater, so here's some other ideas.
I don't do red meat [Matt is a huge red meat eater lol] and haven't since I was 16yrs old. I'm not big on meat in general and no I'm not a vegetarian, although some would consider it because my lack of meat in my palette.
Red meat is important [especially to females] because of the iron content. Of course you'll never get as great iron in comparison to red meat, and I'm not really a fan of asking for an iron shot.
Some foods high in iron are:
1. Dark Chocolate
2. Roasted Pumpkin/Squash Seeds
3. Sesame Butter
4. Sunflower Seeds
5. Dried Apricots
6. Eggs
and of course
7. Spinach
There's always iron pills but those are actually harsh on most people's stomach, so it's not always the best idea.
Another thing is that I'm not huge on milk. It's not like I find it gross, I'm just sensitive to dairy products and if I can avoid too much dairy then I will. I do try to have a glass of milk a day - just to make sure I have enough dairy. Yogurt is expensive!!
Also not a dairy fan or just can handle dairy?
Your body still needs calcium. Here's some other ways on getting it!
I actually really like soy milk. I drink Natura a lot. It's not cheap, so if it goes on sale I'll stock pile [like everything else ...]
I just prefer Natura because I find it doesn't taste thick and/or chalky like some soy milk tends to be.
Also they have some great choices - Chocolate, Cappicino and Vanilla are my favourite. There's more but those 3 are easiest to find.
Most people have their resolution as to lose weight and/or eat healthier. Now you have no excuse!!! There's so many options now and so much more information.
Pills, cleanses and diets won't do anything. If you change your eating habits to something healthier, you will actually want to stick with it.
Until next time!
Friday, February 3, 2012
Sweetest Valentine
Hey everyone!
Can you believe Valentine's Day is so-close! I want to write down what I'm doing for Matt's gift [and I'm mostly safe because Matt doesn't read my blog] BUT I don't really wanna risk at the chance he could randomly read this post before Valentine's day.
However, if anyone wants to message me and find out - be my guest!
Anyways so I really think everyone needs a soft, sweet, Valentine's day look. Whether you're staying home and watching TV, going out with friends, seeing family or with a sweetheart, might as well dress nice!
I like this look a lot because it's a very "day look" that can easily be switched into a "night" look with minor adjustments.
In Order:
Benefit Erase Paste #1
Rimmel Stay Matte Powder
Too Faced Eye Shadow Insurance
MAC "Vanilla" e/s
MAC "Blackberry" e/s
MAC "Frost" e/s [high light]
Urban Decay "Rockstar" 24/7 liner
BonneBell white liner
MAC "Kitchmas" pigment
Rimmel "Sexy Curves" mascara [extreme black]
MAC "Tenderling" blush
MAC "Angel" lipstick
Hope you guys liked this look!
I'll probably do another one later ;]
xo
Moi
Can you believe Valentine's Day is so-close! I want to write down what I'm doing for Matt's gift [and I'm mostly safe because Matt doesn't read my blog] BUT I don't really wanna risk at the chance he could randomly read this post before Valentine's day.
However, if anyone wants to message me and find out - be my guest!
Anyways so I really think everyone needs a soft, sweet, Valentine's day look. Whether you're staying home and watching TV, going out with friends, seeing family or with a sweetheart, might as well dress nice!
I like this look a lot because it's a very "day look" that can easily be switched into a "night" look with minor adjustments.
In Order:
Benefit Erase Paste #1
Rimmel Stay Matte Powder
Too Faced Eye Shadow Insurance
MAC "Vanilla" e/s
MAC "Blackberry" e/s
MAC "Frost" e/s [high light]
Urban Decay "Rockstar" 24/7 liner
BonneBell white liner
MAC "Kitchmas" pigment
Rimmel "Sexy Curves" mascara [extreme black]
MAC "Tenderling" blush
MAC "Angel" lipstick
Hope you guys liked this look!
I'll probably do another one later ;]
xo
Moi
Sunday, January 22, 2012
Spring/Summer Fashions! Part Two - Accessories and Blazers
DISCLAIMER:
ALL PHOTOS ARE FROM GOOGLE OR THE STORE WEBSITE. I DO NOT OWN ANY RIGHTS TO THE LINKS NOR HAVE I BEEN ASKED TO TALK ABOUT THIS.
Hey Everyone!
I'm continuing my Fashion Spring/Summer theme. If you wanna check out my last post that included tops, shoes and just one dress, check it out *H E R E*
This one is including accessories and some blazers. [it's not that warm out!]
Let's start with accessories because this one just knocked me out of the water!
Feathers.
Seriously .... everywhere!
Keep in mind that this trend [like last year's animal tail] was very popular in the 1970's ... many trends are pretty much a repeat of previous years.
I walked into "Aldo Accessories" last week and I swear it's like a bird massacre! Don't get me wrong, I do enjoy this trend [like the stars, but we'll get there] but this is too much! Feathers everywhere! On headbands, earrings, hair, embellishments for shoes, etc.
I am guilty of buying one hair piece including feathers [read: bobby-pin with string/rope and feathers in black, also available in bright colours] and I own a pair of dangly feather earrings. Like I said, I enjoy this trend but it's kind of an over-kill to walk into a store and get over whelmed with feathers.
Personally, I find this too much.
Many examples of how feathers are used right now
I do like that last necklace. Metal feather and solo. Very simple but trendy.
Another trend I really like - kind of always liked even when it's not trendy - is the stars. During the holidays I saw a lot of shirts with star prints and there's some shoes out there that have stars on them [so hard not to buy them ... really]
Sadly, that was the only decent photo I could find online of star accessories but that's basically the idea. The stars are very simple and not huge. Not like before when it was hard to find something with a star on it that didn't have a giant cluster of them.
I actually bought a star ring years ago [mood ring that is now dead fyi] and I could never part with it! It's starting to rust like mad but I'm hoping with this re-introduction to star accessories, maybe I can find a similar ring.
Another accessory that I'm pretty sure most people forget exists is nail polish.
Pastel and neon seem to be back, and China Glaze does not disapoint!
After hearing about Sally Hansen testing on animals, I do plan on buying both of these sets so I can toss a few Sally Hansen polishes.
[Note: I have quite a bit of that brand and while I don't want to use them, I'm not buying anymore but I'm trying to find replacements - like China Glaze, OPI or Essie]
These China Glaze polishes don't come out until February [or so I've heard] and if you're in Canada I'm about 90% sure you can only get them at a beauty supply store but where ever you buy China Glaze should have them.
Brights
Lights
I do plan on buying these and I'll let you know what they're like. I've heard from Vintage or Tacky that they're pretty good. She reviewed a couple of them.
I see those colours and think of spring and Easter. I know Cora says that in her review but she's right!
So back to the clothes right?
Blazers:
Such cute ideas. They can be dressed up with a skirt, dress or just some dress pants or worn casual with jeans.
Here's a few I really like
The Boyfriend Blazer:
Usually a longer style, maybe a tad baggier than normal girl blazers. Tends to have a few feminine touches - girlie inner print. This one has zebra print in grey.
The Cropped Blazer:
Obviously blazers come in all sorts of colours, but I find the red in this style adds that little punch of colour that is great!
Cropped blazers is great for those who have a shorter upper body, or are just short in general. This will make your upper body seem longer, leaner and therefore taller.
Well that's about it for fashion for now.
These are just things I've seen often in stores lately for summer.
I'll have some of my Healthy Living stuff up soon! [more like Healthy Living on a Budget]
xo
Moi
ALL PHOTOS ARE FROM GOOGLE OR THE STORE WEBSITE. I DO NOT OWN ANY RIGHTS TO THE LINKS NOR HAVE I BEEN ASKED TO TALK ABOUT THIS.
Hey Everyone!
I'm continuing my Fashion Spring/Summer theme. If you wanna check out my last post that included tops, shoes and just one dress, check it out *H E R E*
This one is including accessories and some blazers. [it's not that warm out!]
Let's start with accessories because this one just knocked me out of the water!
Feathers.
Seriously .... everywhere!
Keep in mind that this trend [like last year's animal tail] was very popular in the 1970's ... many trends are pretty much a repeat of previous years.
I walked into "Aldo Accessories" last week and I swear it's like a bird massacre! Don't get me wrong, I do enjoy this trend [like the stars, but we'll get there] but this is too much! Feathers everywhere! On headbands, earrings, hair, embellishments for shoes, etc.
I am guilty of buying one hair piece including feathers [read: bobby-pin with string/rope and feathers in black, also available in bright colours] and I own a pair of dangly feather earrings. Like I said, I enjoy this trend but it's kind of an over-kill to walk into a store and get over whelmed with feathers.
I do like that last necklace. Metal feather and solo. Very simple but trendy.
Another trend I really like - kind of always liked even when it's not trendy - is the stars. During the holidays I saw a lot of shirts with star prints and there's some shoes out there that have stars on them [so hard not to buy them ... really]
Sadly, that was the only decent photo I could find online of star accessories but that's basically the idea. The stars are very simple and not huge. Not like before when it was hard to find something with a star on it that didn't have a giant cluster of them.
I actually bought a star ring years ago [mood ring that is now dead fyi] and I could never part with it! It's starting to rust like mad but I'm hoping with this re-introduction to star accessories, maybe I can find a similar ring.
Another accessory that I'm pretty sure most people forget exists is nail polish.
Pastel and neon seem to be back, and China Glaze does not disapoint!
After hearing about Sally Hansen testing on animals, I do plan on buying both of these sets so I can toss a few Sally Hansen polishes.
[Note: I have quite a bit of that brand and while I don't want to use them, I'm not buying anymore but I'm trying to find replacements - like China Glaze, OPI or Essie]
These China Glaze polishes don't come out until February [or so I've heard] and if you're in Canada I'm about 90% sure you can only get them at a beauty supply store but where ever you buy China Glaze should have them.
I do plan on buying these and I'll let you know what they're like. I've heard from Vintage or Tacky that they're pretty good. She reviewed a couple of them.
I see those colours and think of spring and Easter. I know Cora says that in her review but she's right!
So back to the clothes right?
Blazers:
Such cute ideas. They can be dressed up with a skirt, dress or just some dress pants or worn casual with jeans.
Here's a few I really like
Usually a longer style, maybe a tad baggier than normal girl blazers. Tends to have a few feminine touches - girlie inner print. This one has zebra print in grey.
Obviously blazers come in all sorts of colours, but I find the red in this style adds that little punch of colour that is great!
Cropped blazers is great for those who have a shorter upper body, or are just short in general. This will make your upper body seem longer, leaner and therefore taller.
Well that's about it for fashion for now.
These are just things I've seen often in stores lately for summer.
I'll have some of my Healthy Living stuff up soon! [more like Healthy Living on a Budget]
xo
Moi
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