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No problem, Natasha! Glad you like it! Some other ladies here talked about it before too- I can't remember who, maybe Jaylilee? Love that website.@@eastofthesun OK, that Into Mind site is all kinds of awesome! Thanks for sharing.
I love that you offset those bad feelings by putting on dresses you look smoking in. Hehe, I love that! I've been feeling bad about my body lately since I gained a lot of weight this summer and over the holiday and it all went to my stomach, butt, and those things that are below your hips but stick out on the sides.... whatever they're called... EUGH!!!! But I'm trying to keep away from clothing that highlights them.And then because I was feeling bad about trying on a bunch of stuff that was ill fitting and just not right for me anymore (silly bubble dress making my booty look big!), I tried on a few dresses that I know make me look AND feel amazing, so I could end my sorting session on a positive note!
Wow, good luck on your secondary job! Hope it brings you some good peace of mind having that extra money rolling in. You're so right about the box- if it's worth it, it'll be worth it to wait til April.I applied for another secondary job (the paychecks at my regular job are not coming on a steady basis, which makes my no buy vital right now). I am still working on my Birchbox of skin care foils, by brand. I finished my Fresh and Nude foils, and am starting on Caudalie.
I have seen new things and a great sub box I want very badly, but I am fighting it. I am trying to tell myself, if it is worth having, it will be around after April 10.
Amlactin is really good for that, but you know what's even better? Paula's Choice Resist 10% AHA body lotion. That stuff has the max amount of AHA and is pH balanced so that it can do its exfoliation job. It is so good for KP, and is also moisturizing.I have this problem with my upper arms. Body scrubs (pretty much any kind, I've tried salt/sugar/St. Ives ground apricot pits) and Amlactin lotion have really helped me out.
Good for you. Good luck at the interview!!!!My original goals being gone, I am going to take this as an opportunity to adjust them. I have an interview for a PhD program this weekend so no temptation to spend, just a lot of nerves. My only goal for this section (what's left of it) is to not buy makeup or beauty items. Everything else is on the back burner with no guilt until after this interview.
Yes, girl, SPF moisturizer is a MUST. You buy that and you don't feel guilty about it one iota!I might run out of SPF for my face before the no-buy is up. I would consider it acceptable to buy that, though. There is skin cancer (not melanoma, but still...) on both sides of my family so I am trying to wear SPF 30 or higher every day.
Sorry you were so sick! But good for you! I think window shopping, whether online or in real life, and resisting is stronger than ignoring and being ignorant about deals. I think it flexes your willpower muscles more!I have been doing really well at avoiding temptation.. I think it helped that I spent a few weeks being super sick
Oh nooooo, I'm so sorry to hear that. Do you... have to have surgery?I haven't bought any makeup yet... though I've been stress-buying other things. *sigh* It's been confirmed that I have a tumor in my neck.
Wow you're doing really good with using up stuff. Only having 1 body wash is unheard of, hahah!We are already on Day28, sounds like everyone is busy with life, but doing well-
I bought a body wash last weekend to rotate with my soap, it was an allowed purchase. Currently I have 2 soaps and 1 body wash.
I just used up second last body lotion last night, and am starting the last body moisturizer I have tonight, it is a body shop body butter. I am hoping it will last two months, and when I use it up, I will reward myself a $20 lotion I have on my wishlist for a while.
I got my 2014 year summary document for credit card this morning, it categorize my spending in a fairly detailed way, and I could see my beauty related purchase was twice as much as was in 2013. So my 2015 goal will be to drop back to the amount I spent in 2013.
How are you all doing? =)
Uh yes. An external hard drive is definitely necessary and you'll be happy you have your computer backed up if heaven forbid something goes wrong.I made a purchase yesterday, it is for an external hard drive for my mac. It is not beauty related, so should be fine right?
Yes, yes, and yes! I love bright patterns and colors. I have no idea what colors look good/bad on me, because I just wear ones that I like to look at /emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" />Oh my gosh @@jaylilee that is BEAUTIFUL. I admire your wardrobe and your style! I have to admit, I've been crawling all over the Un-fancy blog for the past half hour! I am loving that minimalist thing.
However. It might not work for me. I love color, pattern, options, and lots of brightness! Basically, I have both the style and attention span of a 5 year old. Most of my shirts have some form of sequin, sparkle, or beading, and many of my skirts have bright patterns. Also, one of my favorite activities with my mom and my hubby's aunt is going thrift shopping. So this is going to take a total paradigm shift, because my current purchasing pattern is "It's pretty, it's bright, and it's only $2!"
My new question for buying clothing (which I have not done this year! Minor miracle in and of itself!), will be "Do I *LOVE* this?" Not do I want it, or will buying it make me feel better for now. I need to love every last item in my closet! And I am accepting that it will be a multi-year process.
Maybe someday I'll have a beautifully minimalist wardrobe like yours!
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