Now that we’re staying inside more often than ever before, we’ve been asking ourselves how we can create a relaxing space at home. This post is kindly sponsored by Hunkemöller. Your perfect stop for all your lounge wear items. Make sure to check out the sustainable collection on their website as well. 2020 is the year we turned indoor living into an art form. Our homes turned into offices, gyms, yoga studios and schools. We made banana bread and kombucha. Became Zoom masters. And maybe tried filming a TikTok or two. Juggling these different roles in one space can be challenging. These are my ..read more

Pumpkin Spice must be everybody’s favorite fall scent. In this tutorial I’ll show you how to make fall bath bombs that you can share as a gift or just keep in your own home. This tutorial was made by me and sponsored by iHerb. All the ingredients you need to make this tutorial are available for purchase on their website. If you want to purchase these ingredients at iHerb don’t forget to click here for a discount. This isn’t just any basic bath bomb recipe. I’ll show you how to make the ultimate fall scented bath bombs, with a fizzing PSL scented coat and a pumpkin pie scented bath melt core ..read more

Create a beautiful and unique tie dye shirt at home without spending a single penny! As a nineties kid I never taught I’d see this trend again. But as with all pre-loved trends, the tie dye effect also deserved a revival of its own. It seems to have all started with tie dye track suits. And now the trend has made its way into high fashion as well as high street stores. I love a good DIY fashion project and I’ve shared my own custom statement pieces here before. You might also like my other tutorials: Pineapple Shirt Lip Stencilled Shirt Ice Cream Cone Button Shirt Growing up in the nineties ..read more

In this article you can find all the info you need to not only look stylish but also act eco-consciously when wearing a reusable face mask. It’s the oldest tale in the book. Someone starts sneezing in your household, at your weekly hobby gathering or at the office and before you know it you’re reaching for the handkerchiefs too. That’s what viruses do. They spread, well, like a virus. A little droplet of saliva is enough to carry the virus onto the next person make that unsuspected person sick. That’s why during a pandemic, or with the outbreak of a new disease like the coronavirus covid-19 i ..read more

Following the events in June and the growing black lives matter movement I’ve been doing more research into black owned natural beauty brands. Initiatives like the 15 Percent Pledge are finally shining a spotlight on Black Owned Businesses. With this pledge, designer Aurora James calls retailers to match their representation of Black business owners to the Black population of America. I have to admit that before hearing about the pledge I always assumed that the owners of brands sold by retailers were a good representation of the population that’s buying their products. Now I realize that thi ..read more

We’ve all been there. Even if you don’t drink alcohol, a late night out sweating in a dim-lit, badly ventilated room can wreck havoc on your skin. No need to stress though, this guide helps you cure hangover skin using all-natural methods. Inspired by my trip to Ireland, I wanted to write an article in honor of their unique night life. With a pub on every corner and live music playing until the early hours of dawn, the Irish know how to have a good time. But every penny has a back side. Add a few pints of Guinness to the mix, and a few more after that, and you go from looking your best when y ..read more

There’s probably no pantry staple that has been studied more than honey for skin care. Here’s an overview of all the honey skin benefits that have been researched throughout the years. Honey is synonymous with sweetness, we all know that. But usually when you think of honey as being sweet what you’re actually thinking about is the taste. Honey is basically world-renowned for its sweetness. It’s a healthy way to add a bit of sweetness to your meals.  People will put it in their tea as an alternative to sugar or artificial sweetener, they’ll spread it on their pancakes or toast or even mix ..read more

We all know how important it is to reduce, reuse and recycle these days. It is 2020, after all. We have access to the internet, which provides us with endless ways we can help Mother Nature. We know the traditional ways we can incorporate the three R’s into our daily lives, like recycling aluminum cans and cardboard boxes. But a new decade brings new ideas, including fresh and inventive ways that you can continue to reduce, reuse, and recycle. Amy Anthony from Oh So Spotless shares her favorite tips for you right here. Reuse Skin Care Containers Small bottles and tubs are perfect for storing ..read more

Your local store might be out of stock. Or maybe you just want to make a non-toxic homemade hand sanitizer for you and your family. With these easy to follow tutorials you can make hand sanitizer at home with just a few simple ingredients. When it comes to keeping your hands clean and help ward off germs, washing your hands is still best. The CDC recommends that you wash your hands with water and soap for at least 20 seconds (yep, you read that right). But when you can’t get to a sink right away, it’s good to have a bottle of hand sanitizer in your purse, car or backpack. During a flu outbrea ..read more

One of life’s greatest mysteries is what happens to that one missing sock at the end of a wash cycle. It seems like the pile of mismatched socks just grows bigger and bigger every time. Somewhere, in laundry land, there must be a Bermuda triangle filled with all the odd ones. Especially if you’ve invested in special-purpose ones, like Elite Sports Socks, it’s even more disappointing when you lose one.  That’s why we recommend not throwing them out. You’d be surprised what you can do with just one lonely sock. These ideas are easy, frugal and a great activity that can keep you busy for ho ..read more