OT: Shopping Fast

Nope, I don’t mean that I am a fast shopper. I am a broke shopper. Making $8 an our doesn’t a Gucci buyer make. I recently got accepted into the University of Maryland, and I gave them a $200 check. Turns out that my shopping spree three days before at Tyson’s Corner left me a tad insufficient. So, I have borrowed a few hundred dollars from the parents, and I am making this steadfast goal: No Shopping For Three Months. That makes me sick just thinking about it. But, this gives me the opportunity to go BUCK WILD a month before my milestone twenty first birthday. As crazy as it sounds, I buy way more makeup than clothes. I mean waaaaay more. But, with God on my side, this addiction can stop. Please, keep me in your prayers!

same day payday loan

Comments { 1 }

NOTE: Feel Free to Comment!

I started a blog to put my thoughts out there. No restrictions, no penalties, no guidelines. I want you all to participate! Start your own blog! Write about anything that you want! Comment on my topics, tell me if you agree or disagree, add to what I have to say! I’m not getting paid for this, it’s my own little piece of excitement that I want to share with the world!

Comments { 0 }

OT: Shopping Fast

Nope, I don’t mean that I am a fast shopper. I am a broke shopper. Making $8 an our doesn’t a Gucci buyer make. I recently got accepted into the University of Maryland, and I gave them a $200 check. Turns out that my shopping spree three days before at Tyson’s Corner left me a tad insufficient. So, I have borrowed a few hundred dollars from the parents, and I am making this steadfast goal: No Shopping For Three Months. That makes me sick just thinking about it. But, this gives me the opportunity to go BUCK WILD a month before my milestone twenty first birthday. As crazy as it sounds, I buy way more makeup than clothes. I mean waaaaay more. But, with God on my side, this addiction can stop. Please, keep me in your prayers!

Comments { 1 }

NOTE: Feel Free to Comment!

I started a blog to put my thoughts out there. No restrictions, no penalties, no guidelines. I want you all to participate! Start your own blog! Write about anything that you want! Comment on my topics, tell me if you agree or disagree, add to what I have to say! I’m not getting paid for this, it’s my own little piece of excitement that I want to share with the world!

Comments { 0 }

Olive Oil

It has saved my hair time and time again. I got some serious highlights, bright and beautiful. My stylist told me to keep my hair moisturized at all times, even more so than ever before. I began to do more deep conditioning treatments, once or twice a week. I also began to do what LCHF’ers call pre-poo’s, the treatments that you give your hair before you actually shampoo. I then found EVOO-Extra Virgin Olive Oil. Yep, it’s the same kind that you find in your grocery store. I would take a handful and run it right through my dry hair. Then I would add another handful, then another. I would do it until my scalp and each strand of hair, root to tip, was saturated. Then, I would put my hair in a shower cap and let my hair drink all the oil that it could. After a few minutes, hours, or overnight (depending on how much time I could spare), I’d wash it out, shampoo and condition, then go on with my regular hair care ways. Definitely give it a try. Your hair will be softer and more quenched than ever before!

Comments { 3 }

Curve Salon

I love the look of coily, kinky, naturally beautiful hair. I’ve tried to imitate it with rodsets for months. So when I was introduced to Curve Salon in New York, I knew that I had to check them out. They make a product call curly pudding (third one down)that instantly gives natural hair this effect. I want to try this sooooo badly!!! This salon has been featured in O magazine, and while the services and products are a bit expensive, your hair will thank you. This is inspiration for me because I really do love my relaxed hair, but the fact that I am killing it for style options is awful. Why do we put our hair through such agony??? After my short hair phase (and probably during my summer in NYC), I’ll be giving these products…and my natural hair, a very refreshing introduction.

Check out a ton of pictures that show the services that this salon offers, all of these women look fabulous. http://www.curve-salon.com/pix-galore.htm

Comments { 2 }

Olive Oil

It has saved my hair time and time again. I got some serious highlights, bright and beautiful. My stylist told me to keep my hair moisturized at all times, even more so than ever before. I began to do more deep conditioning treatments, once or twice a week. I also began to do what LCHF’ers call pre-poo’s, the treatments that you give your hair before you actually shampoo. I then found EVOO-Extra Virgin Olive Oil. Yep, it’s the same kind that you find in your grocery store. I would take a handful and run it right through my dry hair. Then I would add another handful, then another. I would do it until my scalp and each strand of hair, root to tip, was saturated. Then, I would put my hair in a shower cap and let my hair drink all the oil that it could. After a few minutes, hours, or overnight (depending on how much time I could spare), I’d wash it out, shampoo and condition, then go on with my regular hair care ways. Definitely give it a try. Your hair will be softer and more quenched than ever before!

Comments { 3 }