GETTING TO KNOW: Lush Fresh Face Masks

Since I've started working at Lush (I know I've mentioned it enough times already), I've wanted to try so many different things, not only to see how they work for me but to make it easier to explain to customers how they may or may not work for them.

And since I do have this little blog here, I might as well review some of the products for you here! One thing that we sell quite a lot of are the Fresh Face Masks. I recently did a review of Catastrophe Cosmetic, which is the second mask I'd tried (The Sacred Truth being the first), and these are the rest of the ones I have not tried (I gave my sample of Cosmetic Warrior to a friend). In the coming week, I'm going to be trying all of these masks for you guys. *Note* I have mildly sensitive skin (mostly caused by chemicals), and it's also dry/combination. So obviously my reaction to a product won't be the same as someone with oily skin, but I will try my best to speak objectively. It should be easier now since I've learned about the products more closely.

I hope you're as excited as I am!

Yabba Dabba DRESS!

So last week Sarah and I did our first little blog session for each other, and I've just now actually gotten the photos, because someone doesn't know how to use file-sharing sites. We had a nice little afternoon (with sun!) at Wright Park in Tacoma. It's kind of a go-to place for photos, just because it's so big and has a nice bit of lawn and a lot of trees. Plus, there's free parking.

This was honestly my first purchase from Modcloth, and I absolutely LOVE IT. It's the Fine Sprint Dress (oh god the puns), but I think they should change the name to the Yabba Dabba Dress. Seriously, if you look at the print up close, how can it not remind you of Pebbles and Bam Bam?

It's so soft and fits quite nicely, but the color is definitely different from what the picture shows on the website. It's more of a muted pumpkin color than a true orange like you think.

I paired it with an amazing coat my mom and I found at the Gig Harbor Goodwill, for $18, but still it's a nice coat. You can see a little bit at the photo below, but the lining is PINK!

I couldn't resist doing this cheesetastic pose that you always see girls doing in mirrors with their iPhones. I mean, come on? How natural does this look?

My shoes are my perfect little Jeffrey Campbell SueBee knockoffs from Tobi.com. Unfortunately they don't have the nude color available anymore, but they do have them in a bright mint green and a bright coral. They take a bit of getting used to, but they are quite comfortable once you do.

I love flatforms for us tall girls, because it gives almost the same illusion of platform wedges, but we don't end up being 6'4" in the process. I only add 2 inches with these, instead of 6.

Also, these are great in the winter with tights or in the summer without them.
The one gripe is that if you do step on them the wrong way, there's a much better chance that you'll twist your ankle, and the strap could be a bit more durable, but for $20, I'm not complaining.

I can't for the life of me remember what brand these brown tights are, but I got them from TJMaxx in a set of two. Gotta love a 2 for 1!