Lip Scrub

Winter is almost over (wishful thinking) and to keep your lips from chapping I have found a few DIYs to keep them feeling soft. I go through chapstick like, geezo. But sometimes you just need a little sumthin' more. I tried a few different lip scrubs and here are my reviews. The best thing about these ingredients, is that you can find these in your cupboard. 

First scrub
    1/2 tsp brown sugar
    1/2 tsp honey
    1/2 tsp olive oil
    Mix these all together, let them sit on your lips for a minute, then scrub your lips with your finger.
    REVIEW: Although it tasted yummy, it didn't do anything for me. I couldn't really feel the difference.  

Second scrub

    1/2 tsp sea salt

    1/2 tsp coconut oil

    Mix these two together and apply it do your lips and scrub.

    REVIEW: I may be a little biased about this one because I LOVE coconut oil. I always use it on my hair. With that being said, it was definitely the best out of the two. I could really feel that my lips were smoother. The only downside is that is does not taste well. Icky sea salt

I didn't want to go out and buy more sea salt so I kinda made a salt mess with the grinder.

Be sure to apply your chapstick afterwards and your lipstick will just glide on your lips. 

MUAH! xoJacki

product review:dry shampoo

THIS!

Kenra Platinum Dry Shampoo. I love this! It makes it so easier/faster to get ready during the quick morning work week (whoa on the k's). This is the first dry shampoo I have ever used. I thought I would try some so my mother, who is a beautician, picked one for me. I have a lot of hair, and usually it's a pain to style. So instead of washing my hair in the morning I just rip it out of my pony tail, and put this on. After that, I use John Frieda's Secret Weapon. This calms my hair down and gives it a shine!

To make my hair smell good...

...seriously