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"Charm" Him
I don’t know about you, but the toughest part of my morning routine is deciding what to wear. I have no trouble hopping out of bed early…but I can never get to work on time–all because I waste fleeting morning minutes pondering the perfect outfit. And it’s not even the big issues—like which top or what pants to wear—that slow me down. I don’t even hassle over matching my socks: no, it’s the accessories that always get me. I hold my mother completely responsible for my morning troubles. She was a perfect accessorizer—a real natural! Some how I didn’t inherit the skills. Fortunately, I recently discovered the ideal accessory—it goes with anything!—the Italian Charm bracelet. This little accessory has rescued me from fashion oblivion countless times. And, lately, I’ve even managed to get to work on time! Italian charms satisfy every one of my criteria (and even several of my mother’s) for the universal accessory: they flatter any outfit; they are unique; and they attract attention (especially on all-important date nights).
Italian charm bracelets are a hot new fad; sleek metal bracelets consisting of individual charms you have selected yourself, Italian charms are a great way to express yourself while being fashionable at the same time. You can’t get much more stylish than that! I have added Italian charm bracelets to not only my morning routine, but also my pre-date prep accordingly. In fact, they have become an indispensable part of every one of my date night outfits.
Italian charms are available with all sorts of images and themes—from whimsical to elegant. You can choose to put your Italian Charm bracelet together with letters, to spell your name, or with images, to tell the story of who you are and what you enjoy doing. For everyday use, you might prefer to wear fun, personal charms that express your identity. There are thousands of charms to fit your personality: charms that reflect your favorite sports and hobbies, charms that indicate your job or studies; you can even have Italian Charms made with photos of yourself or your friends! And, on those special occasions when you have to dress to impress, you can unlink a few of your personal charms and replace them with some more elegant ones such as charms with jeweled hearts and eye-catching "dangling" charms. And all the charms come in a sleek silver color (with or without gold trim), so you can be sure that they will match any clothing you choose.
Italian Charms have been growing in international popularity in recent months. So your accessorizing will show that lucky guy that you are caught up with the latest fashion trends. Not only that, but, as Italian Charms are from (where else?!) Italy, you can finally say, "Well everyone in Milan is doing it!"
While I can’t guarantee that it will be easy to pick out your outfit next time you’re preparing for that hot date, you can rest assured that you will at least have the perfect and unique accessory: your Italian Charm bracelet. When you’re on your date, you’ll be sure to impress him with your beautiful outfit accented by a gorgeous bracelet. Plus, if you toss in a few of your personal, fun charms, you’ll provide the perfect conversation starter for your date. Who knows, maybe you’ll be surprised to find that he’s wearing one as well!
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Homemade Natural Deodorant (Chocolate and Zucchini)
**Today's recipe** is for something you'll make in your kitchen with
ingredients you would normally use for cooking, but that you shouldn't
actually eat. (Or you could, but you'd be missing the point.)
Today's recipe is for a **natural deodorant**. I realize personal hygiene
isn't an altogether food-friendly subject, but making your own cosmetics is
not so different from making your own dinner, and I am so enthused by this one
I thought I'd share.
I've long been weary of store-bought deodorants, and although it is easier
than ever to find **aluminum- and paraben-free** deodorants, the list of
ingredients remains disconcertingly long, and many of the "natural" deodorants
I've tried over the years simply don't work very well.
So when I stumbled upon this formula on Maggie's blog (while searching for a
sewing tutorial, of all things), I was instantly drawn to the idea: you simply
mix **coconut oil** with baking soda and some kind of starch (such as
arrowroot powder or cornstarch) to get a creamy lotion that will harden in the
fridge (coconut oil solidifies gradually below 24.5°C / 76°F) and form a
deodorant "stone" that you can rub on like an ordinary deodorant.
It ...
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