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06.16.2015
Tuesday Web Candy
GREAT READS:
- How to speak emoji, the summer edition (I LOVE these)
- I don’t know about you guys but, for me, summer always means it’s time to make boozy ice cream floats. Weird? Maybe.
- My friend Leah Ashley (and her husband Finn!) has done it AGAIN with this amazing brussel sprouts video. Seriously, I made her Italian salmon and now I’m hooked.
- Loving this tips for flea market shopping (and my friend Annette is a pro)
- Lately I’ve been really into making my own pesto but, yeah, it’s not that healthy with tons of olive oil. Ali blogs about a, gasp, oil-free pesto HERE!
- LOVE this story about kids telling their parents that they need sunscreen 🙂
- If you loved Jagged Little Pill as much as I do/did, read this
- 15 ways to decorate with your favorite song lyrics (yesssss)
- 10 awesome rose’s under $20. I’ve been SO into rose’ lately.
POPULAR ON HONESTLYJAMIE.COM:
- I interviewed the fab Catt Sadler from E!
- This cuticle eraser is my new obsession
- If you’ve ever thought about dyeing your hair pink, purple, green, etc., read this
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06.15.2015
Being Kind To Yourself
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Sally Hansen 18K Gold Cuticle Eraser
06.05.2015
Reader Question: Rainbow Colored Hair
Hi Jamie,
I’m thinking about dyeing my hair pink for the first time but one, I’m terrified I’ll ruin my hair and two, how do I take care of my hair AFTER it’s pink? Will it be totally fried?
Thanks,
“G”
06.03.2015
Giveaway: Jenna Hipp The New Candies
06.02.2015
Three Questions With Catt Sadler
I was truly honored to be invited to a lunch last week celebrating the #StigmaFree campaign, a partnership between Philosophy’s hope & grace initiative with the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI). The national effort focuses on shattering the stereotypes associated with mental health, which is something I think is becoming increasingly important in today’s society. I had the chance to chat with E!’s Catt Sadler, who actively support’s Philosophy’s program, on all things NAMI, beauty and, of course, her best advice to her younger self. P.S., you NEED to follow her on SnapChat (@CattSadler), cause she’s hilarious.
