When Clarins releases a new skincare product, I tend to perk up eagerly, an almost Pavlovian response developed after years of primarily positive experiences with brightening, soothing, anti-aging, and radiance-boosting formulas.
What makes a woman mysterious?
The word “wallpaper” is surprisingly divisive: some folks’ eyes twinkle with excitement at the idea of a dynamic and colorful design that will transform a boring white wall into an attention-grabbing mural while another contingent of people grimaces at the mere idea of any such covering, classifying them as roach sanctuaries and invoking the hideous guacamole green and tangerine designs of the ’70s.
Searching for a new spring jacket?
Time’s a-ticking if you don’t want to show up empty-handed on Sunday!
A mother’s love is simply invaluable — to use the words of Marion C.
The poet William Goldsmith Brown once wrote, “The sweetest sounds to mortals given are heard in Mother, Home, and Heaven.” This Sunday, remind your mom of how sweet you think she is and how thankful you are for her being an endless source of encouragement, love, forgiveness, understanding, and inspiration.
Don’t let its name fool you — the purplish red fruit known as “prickly pear” (and the vital ingredient in the Christophe Robin Regenerating Mask) actually grows atop the rounded pads of the Opuntia cactus indigenous to the Mexico rather than dangling from the branches of leafy trees like the Bartlett, Bosc, and Anjou pears harvested in the orchards of Washington state.
Grateful Dead drummer Mickey Hart once said, “We’re not in the music business, we’re in the transportation business: we move minds.” Since the 1960s, the Grateful Dead have urged fans to expand their consciousness through every aspect of their work: from their unique mixture of rock ‘n roll, country, folk music, bluegrass, and psychedelic rock to their drug-heavy lyrical references; their theatrical and improvisation-heavy live shows; their insistence of making every concert singular, constantly experimenting in front of fans rather than abiding by a well-rehearsed and expertly choreographed set; and the colorful artwork on their albums, which included now iconic visuals such as a skull with a lightning bolt through its head and, of course, a series of seemingly “dancing” bears.
Here’s something to chew on: this spring and summer, food and fun come together in the realm of fashion, as indulgent edibles inspire jewelry, handbags, T-shirts, scarves, shoes, hair accessories and much more.
