Just came here to share some skin care tips with you. Since I’m known for being frugal when it comes to money, lazy when it comes to makeup and very natural when it comes to skin care routines.

I love doing the bare minimum when it comes to skincare and staying away from additional chemicals so these tips from Sela are a big win in my book.

I’ve decided to try out the Fry’s Veganuary challenge again and I’m looking for buddies to join me.

As many of you know I started pursuing a more plant-based lifestyle last year and for the most part, it stuck. I must admit I have fallen off the wagon a couple of times (talking to you, mom’s fried chicken, from time to time) but for the most part, I’ve managed to do really well, and I give a lot of credit to this year’s Veganuary challenge

Today I want to show you how to make a heating pack, which takes mere minutes to put together and can double as a last-minute Christmas gift.

These heating packs are great for aches and pains and are ideal for menstrual cramps, especially when used in conjunction with the Sela women’s tea.

I don’t do soppy posts too often, but if this year had taught us anything, it is to appreciate what we have while we have it…

So with that in mind I thought I’d share 12 things I love about my husband… 12 years into our marriage.

Is stress-reducing ice-tea a thing? Well, it is now.

I used the Sela Stress tea to brew this refreshing drink and due to the medicinal properties of the tea, it should be able to take the edge off during this “last crunch, super hectic” part of the year.

So we are attempting a zero waste Christmas. I say attempting because I don’t see how completely zero waste would be achievable unless I was living 100% off the grid. But when it comes to reducing your carbon footprint, every little bit helps.

The Sustainable Seas Trust contacted me about doing a Masterclass on the subject, this was incredibly daunting, but I love the work they do and gave it a shot… The video is below…but here are some of the tips I shared