You’re due for a little pampering, aren’t you, Bombshells? The school year has dragged on and you haven’t taken a single day off of work that didn’t involve someone having a fever or a sore throat. You’ve been running yourself ragged with science projects, quarterly reports and Quidditch matches in your living room. Late to bed and early to rise; stick a fork in you, you’re done.
“All you need is love. But a little chocolate now and then doesn’t hurt.” – Charles M. Schultz
Charles M. Schultz’s quote sums up the reasons why we love Valentine’s Day: It combines the best emotion in life (love) with one of the world’s best foods (chocolate). Ahhhh.
Is someone on your list obsessed with glamour and glitz? Or addicted to pampering products for every body part? Then you’ll love this handy gift guide, packed with inspiring bath and beauty ideas for people of all ages.
Shimmering snow, twinkling lights, iridescent icicles—there’s no denying this season is all about sparkle. So why not deck yourself out for some of those upcoming holiday parties? After all, what other time of year can you not only get away with wearing head-to-toe silver and gold—but actually look classy doing it?
Here are some easy ways to add extra glitz and glamour to your holiday look:
The frigid temperatures and dry air of winter can take a heavy a toll on your lips. If you’re anything like me, you’re obsessed with lip balm. I, honest to goodness, have a near panic attack if I don’t have lip balm on me at all times.
Most of us think of Peeps and Cadbury Eggs when we think about Easter baskets, but there are many ways to thrill and delight the people we love this Sunday without the extra calories.
I remember giving my kids baskets when they were little. They’d lose interest in the sugary goodies after a few days—and then I was the one picking at it all week! I would grab a piece, get a sugar high and then crash fast—leading me to feel bad, both physically and mentally, because I’d eaten it and knew I shouldn’t have. There’s nothing worse than a case of chocolate bunny remorse, so eventually, I’d throw it away just to get it out of my sight!
But now more people are filling Easter baskets with non-edible treats, which is a much healthier way to make the holiday fun. Here are some fun, themed basket ideas from a much more health-conscious version of the Easter Bunny.
