Get in tip-top shape for the new school year with clear skin! This all-natural toner fades acne scars and sunspots, smoothes skin, and minimizes blackheads and pores. It also helps to rid your skin of dirt and oil without drying, and is so easy to make, you have no excuse for putting it off.
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4 Easy DIY Hair Masks
Want soft, healthy hair without blowing your cash? These simple hair treatments can be made right in your kitchen.
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22.9.12
DIY Lace Shorts
Wish your shorts were just a few inches longer? Want to add some extra style to your outfit? With a little lace, denim, and sewing, you can have the perfect pair of shorts.
10.8.12
DIY Honey Sugar Facial and Body Scrub
It's a good idea to use natural beauty products whenever you can. Not only is it less expensive, but it's also better for your skin, and way more fun to use. This scrub will exfoliate your skin, removing dead skin cells that can clog your pores and make your face feel dull. The honey and sugar work together to moisturizer your skin without chemicals, giving you healthy, radiant skin.
20.7.10
DIY Fabric Scrap Earrings
While searching for blog-worthy inspiration online, I found a cool idea I just had to share with you.
You can make these to match any outfit, and change them to look however you want. Try using different shapes, big or small, heart or teardrop. Experiment with different fabrics, patterns, and colors for a unique look. It's so easy and cheap and you-nique!
YOU'LL NEED:
You can make these to match any outfit, and change them to look however you want. Try using different shapes, big or small, heart or teardrop. Experiment with different fabrics, patterns, and colors for a unique look. It's so easy and cheap and you-nique!
YOU'LL NEED:
- 4 small scraps of matching fabric
- Earring loops -- get 100 for a couple bucks at your local craft store
- Scissors
- Hole puncher
1. Cut 2"x2" squares in the fabric.
2. Punch a hole in the fabric.
3. Layer two fabric squares on top of one another, lining up the holes. Slip the fabric squares onto an earring attachment.
This tutorial can be found at http://diyfashion.about.com/od/diyjewelrymaking/ss/ScrapEarrings_1.htm
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