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Hi, guys! Today's post is a continuation of the reusable theme, but this time we're replacing Cotton Balls! You can make your own little fabric nuggets that can be used for makeup or skincare, pop them in a mesh bag, and wash them for reuse again and again. Let's get making!
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Hey, guys! Today's post is a fun repurposing DIY to make your own washable and reusable cloth rounds to replace those disposable cotton rounds we love so much. Cotton Rounds are so handy for removing eye makeup or applying toner but they're a one-time-use item and we can do so much better. These reusable fabric rounds are easy to make and you probably have everything you need on hand already. You can make them with a sewing machine or bind the edges by hand if you don't have one. I'll walk you through it step-by-step!
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Hi, guys! I'm here with an unboxing of the Simply Earth Essential Oil Recipe Box for April! They sent it to me a little early because this one is so cool, you're going to want to grab it before it sells out. April is all about spring cleaning, and if you've wanted to go green with your cleaning supplies, this is the box for you! I'll unbox it for you + give you a DIY natural surface cleaner recipe AND a code to get a free $20 gift card to Simply Earth!
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Hi, guys! I'm here today with an easy and flavorful snack recipe perfect for those warm days: Peach Ginger tea-soaked frozen grapes!
I'm cutting red grapes in half and soaking them in a peach ginger tea for a lovely infusion of flavor and a little end-of-the-day energy boost, and since April is Earth Month, I'll also show you how I'm upcycling my tea containers into pretty on-the-go snack containers that you can use again and again!
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During the summer, I love to take the kids to the library, and I'm lucky both of my kids love reading. This is a fun, free activity that will keep their minds active until school starts again, but there are certain things you need to take a trip to the library: Your library card ("Mom, I can't find my card!"), and the books you need to return ("I think I only had seven.") It would also be helpful if they were returned on time. Womp. My bad.
We needed something to get us summer-ready. A way to organize our library books and keep that due date foremost in our minds because, let's face it, how often do you really keep up with that library receipt? It had to contain all of the books in one place (not all over the house, please) and it would be great if we could write on it. Voila! An idea was born.
Happy Earth Day! Today is the day to focus on ways we can cut down on our use and waste, and teach our kids how to do the same! I've partnered with some lovely bloggers to bring you an expanded roundup of our best tips, and also some fun kids' activities and upcycling crafts to help you conserve, reuse, and recycle!
We used to be big paper towel users. I mean, huge. I was buying a ton of paper towels, but still couldn't keep them stocked in the kitchen. "What's going on?" Were we also eating them? Were the kids building forts with them? Where are they all going? Turns out I was the biggest offender. They're so convenient for cleaning up spills, using as napkins, and drying things off and then tossing them away, that I was using them all the time. We were big recyclers and savers, so this didn't make any sense. I had just gotten used to the convenience. It was time for a change.
In honor of Earth Day coming up this Friday (4/22), I want to tell you the 6 biggest (yet simplest) ways that I cut our paper towel use down to virtually nothing. It isn't any more difficult or less convenient, and it cut down on our carbon footprint. Hopefully, this will give you some ideas on how you can cut down on your own paper towel use too!
I'm a skincare-addicted, crafting, cooking, beauty-loving, dress-drooling, shoe-coveting, DIY-do or die, modern Southern mom of 2 who tries to learn something new every day. Our family loves to play together, travel, and try new things and I blog all about it from Jackson, TN. Welcome!
