So I told you guys that we did the 21-day FitChef challenge last month right. Well, this morning I realised that I never told you how it went.

So did I lose weight, gain time and find a new appreciation for healthy, clean eating? Well sorta
So I told you guys that we did the 21-day FitChef challenge last month right. Well, this morning I realised that I never told you how it went.

So did I lose weight, gain time and find a new appreciation for healthy, clean eating? Well sorta

Jenni Button is a luxury South African brand that started around the time I started life (I’m 33)…the woman who initially started the brand, Jenni Button, herself is no longer affiliated with the store but her name is still synonymous with quality, glamour and style. Since 1999 she has been running the Philosophy design house and could not be happier with the direction of her brand.

It was not always smooth sailing for Jenni Button, with her 34 year journey including highlights like countless awards and magazine features and low points like losing 22 million in order to keep her authenticity.
So I had a visit from a bully today.

She told me that I was a pep doll in a world of Barbies, you know the doll with the Mohawk, like it looks decent enough and then you play with it and the truth comes out. Not a quality product, just isn’t.
We recently tried out gingerbread house kit SA and really loved it and I’m not just saying this because they agreed to give away a kit to a blog reader.

Infact I’ve made a list of why I loved the gingerbread house kit and am placing an order for this year’s Christmas eve box.
So I’ve decided that you all need to know how to make a t-shirt towel turban. Because t-shirts are awesome for drying your hair while keeping the curls intact, but we’re fancy now and don’t want to step out of the shower looking like we couldn’t get our tops all the way off…

So how do you make a t-shirt towel turban? Easier than you think…