HAPPY OCTOBER! New month, new things to do. You ready to enjoy this month? Decided to write a quick “recap” post and share some wins.
With my added time being on the computer (administrator work, blog projects, photography), I need to pay attention to the details. Processes can take hours aka looking at the screen for a long time. Unfortunately, if I’m not careful, staring at a screen for a long time causes eye strain (a problem), which can lead to blurry vision and migraines. That’s something I don’t want! Nobody wants that at all.
Solution for now? Blue light blocking glasses.
I know it’s a current trend. There may not legit proven evidence that the formula works, but why not? If we have to use our computers a lot, might as well protect our eyes. Thankfully, these glasses are offered in prescription and non-Rx (like me!) lenses.
Happy Friday, everyone! I’m getting ready to do some traveling this fall, so I thought it was time to purchase a new tote! I recently found out about a company called Initials Inc. Their specialty is personalization, so I thought it would be cool to spice up my gear. The item I bought? The Park City Weekender, in the pattern Bloomsbury.
Just posted a video on my YouTube channel; if you’re interested to hear more, check it out!
Collaboration: Thank you to Maple Holistics for making this post happen!
Since I began my hair growth journey (April ’18), I’ve been more viligant about finding quality products to use. Personally, I gravitate towards products that help strengthen my hair.
Everyone’s hair is different, so it’s important to do research to find out what’s going on and what works best for you. Check out this blog post.
Recently, Maple Holistics reached out and asked if I wanted to try their products. Since I’m particular, I took comfort in knowing their products are made with natural products, void of parabens and sulfates, and cruelty-free. I asked if their products worked for all hair types, and they said yes!