The Edition: No. 152
Mar 9, 2020
Tomorrow is only found in the calendar of fools. // Og Mandino
+ Second-day hairstyles for dirty hair.
+ I want to wear this graphic print T Tahari dress all spring/summer.
+ How to conduct a personal quarterly review to stay on track.
+ The Outnet sale is on, lots of great handbags and jewelry at deep discounts.
+ Tips for running a successful virtual meeting.
+ This Russel + Hazel has brilliant stationery. Love this notepad set.
+ Could DevaCurl be causing widespread hair loss in women?
+ Loving this pleated Halogen skirt and this double band ring.
+ None of your co-workers read what you write. How to change that.
+ English Factory has a versatile puff-sleeve blouse for work or weekend.
+ What feminism should look like in the future: more diverse, less rigid.
+ Genuinely considering buying a ‘cosmetics fridge.’ I’ve reached peak influencer.
+ Lunchtime workouts that are actually possible.
+ These strappy sandals are the only dressy shoe you need this summer.
+ We’ve embraced the ‘hustle life;’ is it making us miserable?
Two years ago, my friend Sarah and I visited Montreal for a quick weekend trip. She wrote about our visit on her blog and discussed some of our favorite spots. The only thing she forgot to mention was my favorite North American bar, Big in Japan.
Oh, and if you go to Bota Bota, definitely jump in the river. Yes, it’s February. Yes, the St. Lawrence is unbelievably cold. No, you won’t regret it.
JFYI – The Montreal link is going to the Cosmetics Fridge! I’m dying to read it because we had an amazing visit there in October and can’t wait to go back!
Fixed now. Here is the link. http://www.gurrity.com/weekend-essentials-montreal/
I just save one of the drawers in my regular fridge for beauty products, jade rollers, etc. 🙂
“We keep hustling to afford the consumer-based lifestyle we’ve bought into. And it’s easy to buy into, because we’ve confused wants with needs.” Oof. The truth hurts.
I feel reasonably sure that fridge is just this fridge with a different colored door and an up charge – https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07Y8TM6SW/ref=cm_sw_r_sms_c_api_i_4sPzEb4YWMBAB
I really like mine for face creams and masks!
Good to know! Thanks for sharing.
I’m skeptical of the need for a beauty product fridge.
https://www.elle.com/beauty/makeup-skin-care/a28498361/beauty-fridge-refrigerate-skincare-products/
I use some oil based products and they’re manufacturer says they will last three times longer in the fridge. Though this is probably not true for all products.