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Fashion Tip #3: Preperation Shopping for a Vacation
This is the time of year when the Travel Bug hits. Planning the Annual summer getaways are in full force. We all knowing the state of the economy, going on a vacation is a sacrifice let alone having to shop for it.Fashion Tip #2: Going Green Fashion
Going Green Fashion. Eco-Friendly is definitely the way to go. It's affordable and you will always be helping out the environment.Fashion Tip #1: Monday Extended
As I mentioned in Fashion Tip Monday, budgeting can help control the impulse buys. Money and Style go hand in hand. No Finances, No Fashion it's that simple.Addicted to thrift or consignment shops? Indulge while staying online: Goodwill.com
For those of us "addicted" to thrift/ consignment shops, I have used the online (auction) version of one of my favorite thrift stores: Goodwill! The "brick and mortar" stores are all of the East Coast of the US. But, you can shop an of them online: http://www.shopgoodwill.com Also, your sales go toward a "Good Turn" for the needy in the local communities!Got rough dry hands? Try this...
I used to be a big fan of the Crabtree & Evelyn hand scrub, but came across something much cheaper and all natural. My hands are usually a mess in the winter, with the heater running and washing my hands constantly. Instead of purchasing an expensive scrub, just try this: Pour some olive oil in the palm of your hand.DIY Bath Salts (Great gift)
em1282 --this is for you! For most bath salts recipes, you can use your choice of Epsom salts or sea salt, with baking soda, if desired, or a combination of all three. One good mix is one cup of Epsom salts, with 1/4 cup of sea salt, and two or three tablespoons of baking soda.Conditioner - Recession Style
During the winter, the weather here in Chicago is cold and windy. The air is very dry. Wearing a hat can make your hair extremely dry and even wearing one; the weather conditions can wrack havoc.Top Brands
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