2 Tips to Save Your Sweaters
Hey y’all I made a quick video about clothing care - mainly saving your sweaters from hangers!
If you’re interested in some other clothing care tips check out my previous post.
Hey y’all I made a quick video about clothing care - mainly saving your sweaters from hangers!
If you’re interested in some other clothing care tips check out my previous post.
I am a huge fan of body oils in the summertime as they are lightweight and hydrating without you feeling oily. This summer and fall I used 3 types of body oil, plain Almond Oil , Mint Apothecary Shimmer + Glow Body oil (which gives you an amber shimmer) and Aesop Body Oil. The idea of using an oil in the winter was a little perplexing. To make it worst I haven’t been able to find a body cream that hydrates me and doesn’t sit on top of my skin.
While listening to one of my favourite beauty podcasts - The Naked Beauty Podcast the host Brooke Devard suggested using a DIY body oil for the winter as well as a cream if you’re still feeling dry. I decided to give it a try and it has been amazing!
My DIY body oil is:
● ¼ Castor oil
● ¼ Vegetable Glycerin
● ½ Almond Oil
● 10 drops of grapefruit oil for scent
How I use my DIY Body Oil?
● After showering do not towel dry!
● I rub my DIY body oil all over my body and lightly towel off any excess water.
● Then I use a body cream (I’m currently using the shea butter cream from The Body Shop) on my extra dry spots - elbows and feet.
Once I’m finished I throw on my robe and start on my face routine, makeup, hair, etc.By the time I’m ready to put on my clothes the body oil has been soaked into my skin and my body is ready to brave the winter :)
So it’s -30 degrees celsius here in Toronto and if you’re panicking about how dry your skin is feeling here are three face creams at different price points that will get you through:
This was originally posted on January 3, 2018