Talking about weight and body image isn’t easy for anyone.  My body image struggles are not the same as your struggles, just as your struggles may not be the same as those of you sister, your best friend, etc..  Conversations about weight and body image are very personal, every woman has a weight/size/level of fitness where she is happiest and most comfortable.

With the world going casual in a big way, it isn’t surprising that Fabletics, the activewear subscription brand that launched to great fanfare in 2013, upped its advertising spend.  Every other Hulu ad is Fabletics.  My Instagram feed is awash in Fabletics.  And several of you have DM’ed to ask if I’ve tried Fabletics. So let’s reach back into the past and talk about leggings, …

With the ongoing pandemic, many of us are searching for ways to get salon quality beauty services at home.  When it comes to nails, my feed was flooded with ads for the Olive & June nail kit.  But does it live up to the social media hype?

The whole premise behind Saw It On Social is that you can’t trust social media hype.  Any brand can buy their way into a few dozen glowing influencer reviews.  You need a review from someone who is picky, who cares about where she puts her money, and who will be brutally honest about whether something is as great as the Instagram ads say.

Earlier this week, I asked followers of my Facebook page to tell me what SioS posts they wanted to see.  And the votes came in hard for Summersalt Swimsuits, which is an easy post because I’ve already purchased one, spending my own money.  So let’s chat about the hottest swimwear brand in your social media channels.