I spotted this scarf from Atlantic-Pacific and thought it might be one I have from H&M. I checked it out and it’s actually from Calypso for $198.
I didn’t find the exact scarf I have when I checked H&M’s site but I did fine this one for $59.95.
Here’s one of the ways I style mine:
Have you tried a cleansing balm? I switched to this from a cleansing milk and I love it! I remove my makeup first with Bioderma and then go over with this and rinse as part of my night routine.
Bonus: it smells like rose which is my favorite!
I love my alma mater, but I’m not crazy about having bright yellow and black in my basically all-white place. So, I took a more subtle approach to showing my school spirit. The first piece I got was this ram head from Target’s Nate Berkus collection. I kept coming across awesome ram sculptures online like this one (that fell of the wall, RIP) from younghouselove. Then, I found this awesome gold one at Homegoods.
I’m so glad I avoided a momentary lapse of judgement and stopped myself from buying the $80 Trish McEvoy brush that the salesperson at Nordstrom recommended
I discovered fairly recently that you can shop that the cute little boutique-like store in the mall, Francesca’s, online. They have the cutest stuff, and here are a few of my favorite things I found browsing the site today.
I got the idea to “upcycle” my Glossy Boxes into something I could reuse by adding label holders.
I found the label holders on eBay (the 5/8×2 1/2 size), and they came with tiny screws. Even though the screws were super tiny, they were still to long for the thickness of the box. I knew that glue would secure the labels holders to the box just fine, so I headed to Michael’s to find something that looked like a screw to give the finish I wanted. I settled on tome tiny brads.
I bent the ends of the brads sideways so that they would be flush with the label holder when I glued it to the box. 
The person helping me at Michael’s suggested Gorilla Glue for securing the label holders to the box. He explained that super glue would not adhere to the box because it was paper and therefore porous. I tried the Gorilla Glue first box, and it didn’t turn out. I switched over to super glue, and it worked perfectly. 
I put the super glue on the ends of the brads and in two small dots at the bottom of the label holders and pressed it in to the box. I held for a few seconds, and the label holders were secure. 
I’m really happy with the way these turned out. Now all I have to do is decide what to keep in them!
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