Sandal season is finally here! Everyone’s bringing their flip flops, sandals and open toed shoes out to play. For most of us this means that now have more than just our regular 10 finger nails to take care of, we have an added 10 toes. This pretty much means doubling the amount of time we spend polishing up! Even though we want to dress our toes, it seems like the heat and humidity of the summer makes the task(and the smell!) even less enjoyable than it is in the cooler months.
But have no fear, water-based nail polish is here! Nicole at vert blog tried Acquarella and she reports that her pedicure lasted over 4 weeks! Now you can avoid the smell of traditional polishes and get the added bonus of doing your nails less often.
Well.ca also carries other water-based polishes so check out the other options available!
As spring slowly creeps up from under the permafrost, life reappears from under the snow. This melting of snow, often considered transitory is really romantic.
With great heat comes great responsibility. Summer is just around the corner and with temperatures on the rise, it’s time to switch up and away from heavy winter products! You don’t want to be the one caught with runny eyeliner when everyone is showing off their summer glow. Check out some of these great products to change up your routine for summer!
Everyone knows that working out is good for the body but it wasn’t until I discovered Zumba that I realized how fun it could be!
Studying nutrition is a relatively new practice. Information concerning how much fat, carbohydrates, sugar, and protein we should eat is constantly changing. We do know that plants are one of the richest sources of healthy fat. Plant seeds, in particular, contain polyunsaturated fats or the “good” fats, which nutritionists believe to be responsible for lowering cholesterol levels, as well as aiding in immune function and brain development.
Rhonda and Mike have started worm composting that they call “worm city”. In about 4 months, the worms should have turned food scraps into soil for the garden. Yes, they have a bin in their home that is full of compost, dirt, and WORMS!
and the weather change has me thinking it’s officially time to chase away the winter dust bunnies, throw open the windows and give the house a breath of fresh spring air!
I’ve always been a baker. As a child I experimented with desserts: I made pie from scratch, tested cookie recipes until they were perfect, and thought of different ways to use my Mom’s trifle dish (she got it as a gift). Turns out, a trifle dish is really good for . . . making trifle.