Tayshia Adams’ Silver Dress on After the Final Rose

The Bachelorette Season 17 Finale Fashion

Although the Olympics may officially be over, Bachelorette co-host Tayshia Adams is still totally going for gold silver with her metallic dress on tonight’s After the Final Rose special. And although it’s unfortunately sold out, no worries because we’ve included some Style Stealers below that definitely provide it with some fierce competition.

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Faryn

P.S. Tayshia and Kaitlyn will officially be back to host Michelle Young’s season of the Bachelorette (premiering Tuesday, October 19th) so stay tuned for more cute lewks!

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I’m about to turn 70, and I don’t feel like I’m aging. I’m just as active as I’ve been for the last 25 years. My recent annual physical showed perfect blood work and no ailments.

Why? Because I know the difference between aging and processed foods.

Whaaat? I’ve been in the field of addiction to processed foods since 1996. That’s over 25 years of feeling younger and younger.

How did I do this? I discovered one of the greatest deceptions ever.

Processed Foods Mimic Aging

Processed foods are associated with over 100 diseases of all kinds. Many physical, mental, emotional, and behavioral distresses can be traced back to processed foods.

However, the food and pharmaceutical industries don’t want you to know this. They’re making extraordinary profits from selling addictive processed foods and then selling the pharmaceuticals to mask the consequences of processed foods.

How do Big Food and Big Pharma do this? Well, the consequences of processed foods get worse over time. Processed foods have been shown to diminish cell function. Over time, cells get weaker and weaker until they’re so weak that a disease symptom appears. Processed foods continue to weaken cell functions and so the symptoms get worse and worse over time.

The Confusion Is About How Time Passes

This is happening over time. Aging also happens over time. (Duh!) So the food/pharma industries have neatly persuaded us that it’s aging not processed foods that are the cause of the many illnesses that appear in old age.

Is that diabolical or what?

I don’t want to get you too excited. It’s a bit of work to get processed foods out of your life but with patience, determination, and eyes-wide-open, you can do it.

Is It Really Worth It?

Of course, you’re asking yourself, “Would it really be worth it to give up processed foods? I loooove processed foods.” I know you’re thinking about sweets and breads but here’s an idea. Why not just try it for one week, or one month? If you don’t like the results, you can go back to eating processed foods. Is that a deal?

Here’s what you can expect. After 4-8 days of withdrawal, you may notice that cravings are gone. Yes! You get to think about what you want to think about and not what the food/pharma industries want you to think about.

Brain fog lifts. This is a reliable result that I’ve seen consistently over 25 years of watching people come out of the haze of processed foods.

Bloating eases off. Energy improves. Anxiety and depression are reduced.

At the end of three weeks, people generally notice that their mood has improved. Blood pressure and blood glucose are heading toward normal. Allergies are better. Sinuses are draining. Joint pain is diminished. And on and on.

Why Do So Many Different Health Problems Start Resolving So Quickly?

In addition to attacking cells, processed foods are inflammatory. A lot of ‘old age’ aches and pains could actually be the result of consuming inflammatory processed foods. Is this amazing, or what?

Inflammation interferes with respiration, heart function, and mobility. New evidence shows that it also inflames the brain which may explain brain fog.

Also, processed foods are addictive, so they pull blood flow from the frontal lobe to addicted brain cells in the reward centers. Depriving the frontal lobe of blood flow is a reason for loss of executive function in old age. This includes attention, learning, decision-making, memory, and impulse control. People are really surprised that these functions improve when processed foods are eliminated regardless of age.

Processed foods inflame our hormone regulating system which means that moods related to hormones can improve when processed foods are removed from our diet.

Processed foods also feed nasty organisms in our gut. These leak out into the bloodstream and cause physical and mental pain.

The list goes on. It’s fun to get off of processed foods and wake up every day wondering which symptoms of ‘old age’ will be gone.

Where to Start?

I know you want to do this. Be patient with yourself. Eliminating processed foods is a long, slow process. It takes time to build the skills needed to live in a culture where 67% of foods consumed by Americans are processed.

Where to start? Just observe. Start noticing which foods still look like they did at the time of harvest, and which no longer look like the plants and animals they came from. (We’ll talk more about this in future blogs.)

And start educating yourself. Check out the Self-Quiz for signs of processed food addiction. Sign up to get access to free information. Both can be done at www.processedfoodaddiction.com.

How often do you buy and eat processed food? Is it a habit or an addiction? Have you tried getting off of processed foods? How did you rate on the quiz? Please share your thoughts!

Nostalgia reigns supreme—again. Just when we’re all pining for a better time with less work to do and bills to pay, Wet n Wild rolls out a Saved by the Bell collection basically made for millennials. There are makeup palettes, mascara, brushes, and more all inspired by the iconic cast. Y2K might be big right now but ’90s beauty trends really never go anywhere. Are you “so excited?”

With this collection, you can go for a natural makeup look a la Kelly Kapowski and Jessie Spano, or more glam like the fashion-forward Lisa Turtle. And if you aren’t sure what you’re going to be for Halloween yet (yes, it’s almost that time!), there’s a fun ’90s-shaped phone that holds makeup brushes you could totally use as part of a throwback costume.

The collection is currently exclusive to Ulta. Get started by grabbing a few faves, below.

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Squad Goals Eyeshadow Palette

There are 15 warm matte shades and glistening shimmer pigments in the hero palette.

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Hashtag Relationship Goals Glow Face Duo

There are three face duos with shimmery, buildable colors that blend together.

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Zack Attack Live Performing at the Max Makeup Brush Set

Pretend you’re in Zack Attack and sing “Friends Forever” while doing your glam with this brush set.

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Home of the Tigers Kabuki Brush

Use this kabuki brush to apply foundation and highlighter with ease.

Wet n Wild.

Saved by the Bell Full Collection

Real SBTB fans need the full collection, which includes The Max lip gloss set, Slay All Day setting spray and everything you see above.

Kaitlyn Bristowe’s Pink Dress on After the Final Rose

The Bachelorette Season 17 Finale Fashion

Needless to say Bachelorette hosts Tayshia Adams and Kaitlyn Bristowe are definitely giving us some serious Romy and Michele’s High School Reunion vibes with their all-metallic lewks on tonight’s After the Final Rose special. And needless to say when we are able to track down an item as cute as Kaitlyn’s pink dress (don’t worry, we found Tayshia’s too), you know we’re definitely gunna post it.

Fashionably,

Faryn

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Ask any beauty lover what’s in their makeup bag and they’ll tell you all about their favorite new lipstick and must-try eyeliner, but also their tried-and-true, can’t-live-without setting powder. The latter is always Laura Mercier. The loose setting powder is a favorite for the way it sets makeup all day without any flashback. It makes perfect sense for Laura Mercier to launch its Translucent Loose Setting Powder in Light Catcher, a glowing-skin version of the OG icon.

Just like the original, there are three translucent shades: Celestial Light (for fair-to-light skin tones), Honey Star (for medium skin tones with olive and golden undertones) and Cosmic Rose (for medium-deep to deep skin tones). What’s different is the addition of skin tone contrasting and correcting pearls for a glowing finish that blurs “imperfections.” (Don’t worry—it doesn’t highlight them.)

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Also like the original, the super-finely milled powder sets makeup all day without leaving areas of your face dry and cakey. (The worst!) It also doesn’t settle into fine lines and wrinkles. Gone are under-eye creases that even the best concealer can leave. Makeup doesn’t melt off even in the most humid of climates. When I first tried the powder, I was worried that my face would look too shimmery—almost like a highlighter. But this isn’t that at all. It’s more of a lit-from-within glow with no shimmer or glitter in sight.

The addition of amino acid skin conditioning powders ensures a smooth finish and the fragrance-free formula makes it great for all skin types—even sensitive skin. Grab it on Laura Mercier’s website and at Ulta now.