Imagine being in a room jam-packed full of women and shouting out, “What is the one makeup staple that you simply can’t do without?” It wouldn’t be surprising if countless different responses were uttered because the preferences of awoman are about as unique as the blueprint of her face. Some might declare “mascara!” while others will insist that it’s a trade-off between lipstick or eyeliner…but then again, you’re likely to hear every conceivable variation in between. Who really knows what the very best, most essential product is – the answer is really in the mind of the beholder… [click to continue…]
On occasion, when a person has the entire house all to themselves and they’re in juuuust the right mood, they may find the allure of a mirror far too strong to shrug off. So, in a special moment of carpe diem when guards are down [click to continue…]
As consummate and remarkably impressionable consumers, U.S. citizens have become malleable putty in the hands of America’s deep-pocketed personal/home care product conglomerates. Clever, psychologically-targeted [click to continue…]
After catching a night of body-restorative zzzzzzzzz’s, you may feel bright-eyed and bushy-tailed…but your taste buds (upon enduring a knock-down-drag-out battle throughout wee hours with seven tenacious species of anaerobic [click to continue…]
If hundreds upon thousands of common global citizens walking along the streets of our major cities were asked what single thing they could eliminate in their lives in order to help our planet, it’s likely that the majority of them would point their fingers at plastic – but it wasn’t always that way. The first modern day plastic made a splash on the U.S. market back in 1937 and our love affair with the inarguably convenient and positively resilient material has been fast and furious ever since. We’ve loved our Tupperware…we’ve been hopelessly devoted to the endless supply of cheap, disposable plastic goodies that we’ve guiltlessly chucked in the garbage…and when plastic bottles and bags made their debut in stores across the land, we became weak at the knees. There’s just one problem. Our googley-eyed affection was unrequited. [click to continue…]
