Crazy Hair Dye: oVertone Review
I am writing this while binging America’s Next Top Model. The girls are getting makeovers, some are leaving the show
Category: Fashion & Beauty
How to Wear Food-Themed Earrings? Part 2
Perhaps the most impressive earrings are also the hardest to wear. The egg looks like it’s about to ooze yellow goodness and the bacon even feels crispy! Outside of cooking class the only appropriate occasion I could fathom for wearing these scrumptious earrings was Sunday brunch…
How to Wear Food-Themed Earrings? Part 1
My recent obsession with food-themed earrings resulted in numerous “just one more” purchases at potvor.cz. This Czech online store opened
10 Most Bizarrely Awesome Food-Themed Earrings
Food and fashion have always been in the spotlight of our society, playing an important role in our self-expression and
Haggling for a Tailor-Made Suit at Shanghai’s AP Plaza’s Fake Market
In China, most consumer items are cheaper than almost anywhere else in the world. As we have posted before, Taobao is usually our go-to place for cheap goods, especially clothes. However, this particular item I wanted to buy in person. In person, you can get accurate measurements, try on the suit when it’s finished, and of course, in China you can take part in a coveted sport of sorts: haggling!
Taobao Trendy: Online Bargains in China
When I’m not traveling, crafting or telling other people to eat insects even though I don’t anymore, I’m trying not
What NOT to do with Essential Oil
Two weeks ago I discovered the wonders of essential oils and became a walking cliche. I’m a vegan who loves
My Beauty Farm: Natural Cosmetics in Shanghai
“Ooh, this skin cream looks great,” I have thought on many occasions while strolling through the malls of Shanghai. I
Chinese Hair Salons: Cheap Haircuts, Pricey Hair Coloring
I’m the type of person who puts off getting a haircut in fear of a hairdresser butchering my hair. This fear
Getting Aliexpress to Deliver to China!
Aliexpress has been growing in popularity all over the world. People are slowly getting over the misconception that “made in China”