Classic Romance Book Recommendations

 Historical/Period Romance Book Recommendations

Historical/Period romance adaptations have recently become mainstream and for good. Shows like Bridgerton and movies like Wuthering Heights have captured people's hearts. Here are a few classic euro-centric suggestions for historical romantic comedy books that can get you more excited to explore the historical/classic section of your local library!

Friendship Breakups

 girl talk: Friendship Heartbreaks

 

Whether it was a 3-month, 4 years or a decade old friendship, friendship breakups hurt. We cannot undo the pain, the grief or the friendship. But what we can do, is heal and be secure in ourselves to attract better, healthier friends. So make yourself a warm cup of coffee, tea, or any beverage of your choice and cozy up, while we have a therapeutic talk about friendship and learn the ways to heal. 

Toasty Makeup For This Fall

 Toasty Makeup

@sofiaweiderman

Hey gorgeous!  Here's a tutorial for a warm-toned, soft and bronzed toasty makeup, just in time for fall.

A Cozy Cup Of Chai

 Spiced Masala Chai           

Ingredients:

2 tbsp of black tea (loose leaves, teabags or CTC) and 2 tbsp sugar

150ml milk

150ml water 

3-4 green cardamom pods

2-3 cloves

2 peppercorns

1/4 or 1/2 cinnamon stick

1 star anise

1/2 tsp ginger

          1 tbsp of dried rose petals

Method:

1. Crush the spices

Lightly crush the spices with a mortar and pestle or a grinder. 

2. Steep the spices

Pour the water and spices to a saucepan and bring it to a boil for around 4-5 minutes.

Playful Eye Makeup Inspo

 Hi angels!  Life can get repetitive and boring quick, so here are some exciting and colourful makeup ideas to implement in your daily makeup to make things fun. ♡

Palettes are for inspo and you do NOT 'need' it, you can always work with what you have. hot girls don't support overconsumerism <3

Look #1

@devinelena

Palette: 

Technique:

1. Set the base with concealer or skip if you prefer not. 

2. Take the darkest shade of green on your palette or black if you don't have darker shades and lightly extend it above your lash line like eyeliner. Bring it up to your upper eyelids like a cut crease.