Drink Up: Cucumber

Filled with tons of vitamins, cucumbers are one of the most versatile veggies out there. 

Get Spring Break Ready

Gel Manicures – Is it worth the risk?

Now you all know how much I love nail polish. In other posts, I’ve even spoken about my nail polish rack in our office closet (yes, like the ones at the nail salons).  It’s just a fun way to express yourself and add a little fun and color to your outfits – like an accessory.  

5 Easy Steps to Looking & Feeling Younger

Feeling aged, worn down or overweight? So are countless other women who have allowed life’s demands to take priority over their personal well being. Regardless of how long you’ve delayed caring for your body and spirit, change is still possible. Check out these five easy and important steps to looking and feeling younger.

Indie Shares: Meyer Lemon Recipes

Anyone who knows me really well, knows I’ve always wanted a Meyer Lemon Tree.  I’m an avid gardener and I love the idea of having my own lemons at the ready during the winter.  So you can only imagine my excitement at the surprise delivery of a Meyer Lemon Tree to my house yesterday.

Let the Indie 500 Begin!

Today we are launching our “INDIE 500″ series! Every week, we will post a new beauty tip, interesting fact, or piece of advice just for YOU! We invite you to SHARE with your friends, and also to post your beauty tips as well – so feel free to comment!

The Benefits of Dry Brushing

Make dry brushing part of your daily routine. It is something so simple yet so helpful, which is everyone’s favorite combination. Dry brushing allows your skin to breathe by exfoliating it, as well as ridding you from toxins that accumulate on our skin overtime.

Drink Your Way to Clear Skin

It is easy to forget that drinks are a huge aspect of our diet. What you choose to drink does not only affect your weight, but also the appearance of your skin.

How to Make a Room Spray.

Here’s an easy tutorial for making all natural room sprays without the toxins.  

Is Petroleum Jelly Bad for You?

Since its invention in the late 1800’s, petroleum jelly, a hydrocarbon product that’s a byproduct of the same black stuff that comes out of the ground and is used in engines, has been slathered on bodies, big and small, to heal and moisturize skin.