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Sticki Rolluxe Series 2 – The Original Wearable Shareable Glam Handbag and Craft Kit
I have the perfect addition to our Christmas Gift Guide 25: Sticki Rolls Sticki Rolluxe Series 2 – The Original Wearable Shareable Glam Handbag and Craft Kit for little girls who love making bracelets and necklaces. I received in exchange for this review. Inside this post is my affiliate links. If you click on the links and make a purchase, I will make a small percentage from the items you purchase. I know my nieces Payton, Dixie and Lily would love to have Sticki Rolls Sticki Rolluxe Series 2 – The Original Wearable Shareable Glam Handbag and Craft Kit but I can even see Mikalya Charlie’s girlfriend who is 16…
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“La Femme Unchained”
I would like to introduce you to our latest Christmas Gift Guide Sponsor Isidora de Solminihac, the founder and CEO of “La Femme Unchained“; an L.A. made jewelry brand that seeks to help other women fully embrace their female energy through the power of crystals. I was sent La Petite Dorothy in exchange for there spot in our Christmas Gift Guide Shopping for: Women. I can’t wait until after Christmas to go out to dinner with my family when I can wear my necklace. About: “La Femme Unchained“ Isidora de Solminihac, comes from Chile, a country that is, in simple words, very traditional. Something the owner didn’t notice until the moment she arrived in…
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Faux to fine: why you should transform costume jewelry into the real deal?
Faux to fine: why you should transform costume jewelry into the real deal? When it comes to jewelry, we all have our expansive collection of costume jewelry that we wear to Friday night-outs, all-day office events, informal parties, and invitations. However, we often find ourselves falling in love with a fake pearl or faux gold piece that starts to turn colors after months of constant use and exposure. While costume jewelry gives us the chance to expand our collection without wracking our savings, they are not forever. It is difficult for most of us to accept this truth. So what do you do when you find your faux diamond teardrop…


