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My New Journey as a Bomb Party Rep

  At this age, I’m not letting fear or anyone else’s opinions hold me back. I’ve loved jewelry and all things that sparkle since I was a little girl. I've also loved jewelry, accessories, clothes, shoes, purses - all the things we all love, right!?!?!  Recently, I decided to start a new chapter as a  Bomb Party Representative . My official launch is November 1, 2025 and this is completely new to me. In many ways, it feels like coming home to something I’ve always loved - jewelry, fun and community. I also get to sell one of my favorite jewelry lines that I actually wear every day.  ✨ Starting Again with Intention Over the years, I’ve started and stopped plenty of business ventures and direct sales opportunities. Most of those didn’t work out - not because they couldn’t, but because I wasn’t ready. I didn’t always have the confidence, discipline, or marketing know-how I needed to really be successful. But this time feels different. Right now, I’m in a season where I’m...

Self-Care Products I’m Loving Right Now (And Have Been for a While!)

One of my favorite hobbies is discovering new and exciting self-care products. While I definitely have my tried-and-true favorites, I’m always on the lookout for what’s new in beauty, skincare, makeup, body care, and everything in between. Here are a few gems I’ve found over the past few years that I’m STILL loving today. Important reminder: Whenever you try new products, test them first and always go with what feels right for your skin and body. And if you’re unsure about ingredients, reactions, and allergies, always reach out to a licensed medical professional or skin care expert. _____________________________________ CeraVe Healing Ointment Unbox Rating: 5/5 I’ve been using  CeraVe Healing Ointment  since 2020, and it’s become a staple in my skincare routine. It has really helped keep my skin, which I like to call “young, middle-aged,” hydrated, supple, and wrinkle-free. How I use it:  At night, I like to “ slug ” with it. After cleansing and applying serum, I finish w...

Finding the Right Color Mascara

Finding a mascara color can be a big task. And if you take care of a family, are a caregiver, work a 9 to 5 job, are in school, or you just don't have a lot of spare time throughout your day - standing in front of the mascara wall in a drugstore or at the beauty counter in a department store isn’t anything you want to do.  When most of us think mascara, we think black. But the truth is, the right mascara color can elevate your whole look depending on your vibe, your features, and what you’re going for that day. Here are a few tips to help you pick the shade that fits you best: 1. Start With Your Natural Features   Hair color, eye color, and skin tone all play a role. Here's a quick cheat sheet: Dark brown or black hair + brown or deep eyes:  Black or blackest black will give you definition and drama without looking too harsh. Lighter brown or hazel eyes:  Try brown-black or deep plum to enhance your eye color wit...

Is Shopping Out of Style?

I remember being a young girl. My mom was paid every week, and each Saturday we’d head to a mall to shop. The day always started with me recognizing the trees and streets that led to my favorite place. As we pulled into the parking lot, I’d get excited because I just knew it was going to be a good day. Since then, I’ve always loved to shop. Finding a new outfit or the perfect pair of shoes, then wearing them to school, work, or an event, gave me a boost. That feeling of knowing I looked as good as I felt is something I believe every girl and woman deserves, without guilt or shame. But now, as a young middle-aged woman who has lived through a lot, and in a world filled with taxes, inflation, and economic shifts, things feel different. Honestly, they haven’t felt the same in years. Early in adulthood, something changed in me. Depression and self-doubt crept in and lingered for more than 15 years. The things I once cared about no longer mattered. I stopped caring for myself—physically, em...