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I’ve been a product-testing maniac this past week, for no other reason but for the fact that I’m crazy behind and the products… they are building up…like in PILES on my floor.
Why I didn’t think of myself, I’ll never know, but this Scrunchies of Instagram account seriously makes my day – Instagram.com
Having two cats, the fact that like a TON of house plants are toxic totally freaks me out. This post features really cute non-toxic plants that are easy to manage (e.g. keep alive) – ABeautifulMess.com
Jeannine pulled together a fab round up of really cute neutral nails – BeautySweetSpot.com
Fun fact: I’m usually pretty terrible at applying liquid eyeliner, so when I decided to try this LANCOME version and had actual (easy) success, I was pretty stoked.
First off, I apologize for the lack of posts this week. It’s a long story but essentially I had to have almost every part of my Macbook Air replaced after a bartender at LAX accidentally spilled a cocktail on it. Yeah, fun times, luckily Virgin agreed to pay for the repairs, but it’s been hard to get posts done with out all my files, photos, etc. The last two weeks, as a whole, have been a little crazy, which is why I I actually discovered how AMAZING this dry shampoo is and I had to share with you…
Disclosure: This post was sponsored by Galderma Laboratories L.P. through their partnership with POPSUGAR. While I was compensated by POPSUGAR to write a post about Mirvaso, all opinions are my own, as per usual. 
Guys, I’ve worked REALLY hard on my skin over the past decade (see photo above with NO MAKEUP!) and so, when new products come out that will make my skin even better, well I get pretty excited about it. Rosacea (a chronic inflammatory skin condition), for example, is a skin condition that I was diagnosed with at age 22 and I distinctly remember the conversation going a little something like this:
Me: I’ve been breaking out a lot. I think I have adult acne.
Derm: Yes, I can see that…and you’re also about to get full blown Rosacea as well.
Me: What? No. I don’t think so…my face is just red from the acne.
Derm: Right now, yes, but in a year or two, the acne will clear up and you’ll have Rosacea.
