Clean Beauty Empties January-April 2019
This post contains affiliate links. All thoughts and opinions are entirely my own. Today I’m sharing some of the products that I have finished throughout the past quarter (and then some) of 2019.
Looking for Bold Lashes? Lily Lolo Mascara Review
This post contains products gifted for review. Lily Lolo is a brand I’ve heard a lot about since I began my journey into the realm of clean beauty products.
Graydon Full Moon Serum Review
This post contains affiliate links and products gifted for review. Graydon has never failed to impress me. Although I don’t want this review to contain too much foreshadowing, I have to agree that this is just another product of the list of Graydon Skincare which has me head over heels.
Sappho New Paradigm CC Cream Review
Who films a video and writes a review without fully knowing what a CC cream actually is? I won’t leave you guessing.
Renew Wellness Face Powder Cleanser | Review
Recently I’ve been trying a lot of products that are different from what you’d typically find; like toothpaste in a jar and even a powder version of toothpaste.
Pure Kisses Face Mask by Clean Kiss Organics | Review
After binge eating during the holiday season I feel as though I need to detox my body. I’m not talking about crazy cleanses or anything;
Green Beauty Favourites 2018 | Year in Review
This post contains affiliate links. At the risk of sounding like a broken record, can we just take a minute to think about 2018?
Clean Beauty Skincare Routine
This post contains affiliate links. Skincare has always been a bit of an enigma to me. In all honesty it took me a while to really understand that if you have oily skin you should be moisturizing it.
Toothpowder: Is it too abrasive for your teeth?
During the short few months of my Zero Waste Journey I have encountered a few different types of products. One of them being the concept of toothpowder.
What I learned from throwing a zero waste party | Zero Waste Journey
Throwing a zero-waste party is hard. And to sum it up, I failed. Miserably. But I’m here to share with you what I learned and where we can improve for the future.
