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From Hailey Bieber’s coined “glazed donut skin” to dewy, lit-from-within skincare taking over TikTok, the days of chasing a matte complexion are seemingly over (though if you’re prone to excess oil, this mattifying balm is the real deal.) And honestly, we’re here for it—and so are plenty of shoppers who cannot stop running through bottles of this serum that leaves dull, aging skin with an “immediate visible glow.” 

Sand & Sky is no stranger to going Internet-viral—its Australian Pink Clay Mask became a bestseller overnight for its ability to minimize large pores. Therefore, it’s hardly a surprise the brand has plenty of other game changing products under its belt, like the Australian Glow Berries Dreamy Glow Drops. 

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Australian Glow Berries Dreamy Glow Drops

Worthy of its name, the serum provides “your dreamiest skin yet” thanks to a handful of hydrating and nourishing ingredients. Vitamin C and ascorbic acid unite to brighten and revive lackluster tones, while Kakadu plum increases collagen production “by up to 144 percent,” per the brand. That’s not all; it’s rich in polyphenols, which can “visibly reduce fine lines by 39 percent,” alongside five (!!!) types of hyaluronic acid that plump sagging skin and fill in anything from smile lines to forehead wrinkles.

According to the brand, the product brings “the performance of a serum combined with the nourishment of an oil,” which is no doubt ear-catching to dry skin folks. Australian Glow Berries aid the mighty blend of hyaluronic acids in boosting the skin’s natural moisture barrier, while jojoba, almond and olive oils absorb instantly into the face and neck to leave behind a softer, smoother complexion.

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With a few hundred glowing (pun intended) reviews from users, it’s hard to believe this serum isn’t more heavily talked about. Case in point: One person wrote that their skin “looks like it had a facial” after they applied the product, while another claimed it “brought back a glow” that their skin had been missing since their “pre-teen years.” Yep, that’s pretty legendary. 

“When I tell you that my face felt like it drank a tall glass of water and felt overall rejuvenated like it has NEVER been before,” raved another. “I finally understand the true meaning of the word ‘rejuvenated’. I felt like I was honestly the glowiest, happiest, best version of myself due to the [amazingness] that is in this tiny bottle.”

Ready to tap into your most radiant self yet? Join the ranks of dewy skin fans by snagging the Australian Glow Berries Dreamy Glow Drops ASAP. Right now, StyleCaster readers can save 15 percent on orders with the code SC15.

Lisa Rinna’s Black Safety Pin Tank on Instagram

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As her Real Housewives of Beverly Hills co-star Dorit Kemsley would say, Lisa Rinna’s black safety pin tank seen here on Instagram is very “chic.” And as we would say, scroll on down below to shop (along with Rinna Beauty which is now available on Amazon!). 

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Originally posted at: Lisa Rinna’s Black Safety Pin Tank

Kristin Cavallari’s Beige Lace Up Crop Top on Instagram

Kristin Cavallari Instagram Fashion 2022

Life appears to be all laughter and rainbows for Kristin Cavallari (and her cute pup) here on Instagram. And it should be for you too now that we’ve tracked down her sexy beige lace up crop top, so keep on scrolling if you’d like to score this pot of gold.

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Originally posted at: Kristin Cavallari’s Beige Lace Up Crop Top

While restaurants have adapted and re-adapted to the “new” safety standards, many people still choose to cook at home, leaving us faced with how to make nutritious, creative, and inviting meals for one or two people.

Even if we enjoy cooking, which I do, coming up with ideas, researching recipes, and shopping economically, especially in small portions, is challenging.

But here are some of the culinary techniques and clever hacks that have helped me stay motivated over the past couple of years.

Food Storage

When the pandemic first began, I knew I would need to shop far less often and buy in larger quantities. I was also concerned about a disruption in the food supply chain, so keeping fresh items until I was ready to use them became a priority.

My solution was to stock my pantry with staples and put them up for future use. I bought a vacuum sealer a few years ago that has become an essential part of my routine.

I’ve portioned meat in individual servings, stored sauces, and blanched vegetables in small packs and frozen them. I also sealed dry goods like flour, cereal, beans, and other legumes in air tight packages to keep them fresh far longer.

I dehydrated fresh mushrooms, onions, and tomatoes, which lend themselves to being preserved dry and rehydrate beautifully, to add to stews, sauces, and casseroles.

Spices and Herbs

Seasoning is key to making innovative dishes with standard ingredients – meat, vegetables, pasta, rice, and other grains can be given a new twist just by changing the flavor profile. I planted a few pots of basil, chives, parsley, rosemary, and thyme outside my kitchen door.

They thrive in small spaces with little care and fresh herbs magically elevate a recipe from ordinary to extraordinary. In addition to using them fresh, I harvested the herbs when the plants needed pinching back, coarsely chopped them and stored them immersed in olive oil in ice cube trays in the freezer, ready to drop into a pan for sautéing.

In addition to your regular spices, look for spice blends. The addition of Herbs de Provence, Italian seasoning, Cajun blends, and Moroccan Spice mix can transform a meal into something exotic and unique.

Cook Double or Triple Portions in Advance

A nice pot of beans is nutritious, low in calories, loaded with fiber and essential minerals, but it’s difficult to make just enough for one or two. The solution is to cook multiple servings and freeze the basic beans to be finished at a later date.

Having them precooked makes it easier to quickly whip up a delicious chili with beans, cassoulet, hammock, and beans or any number of other one pot wonders.

Stock Up on Prepared Sauces

I have several favorite store-bought sauces that I keep on hand to prepare a quick and delicious curry, Alfredo, or enchilada casserole. Using a jar sauce cuts the preparation time in half and guarantees a tasty dinner with less effort. It also expands your repertoire.

Portion Meat

I find most meat counter portions too large for two people, so I divide them into four-ounce servings when I get home and freeze each serving individually. You can also ask the butcher to do it for you; most are very accommodating, especially if you shop at the store regularly.

Online and Social Media Inspiration

The Internet is boiling over with easy-to-follow recipes and ideas for single-serving and dinner-for-two menus. Here are a few sites I enjoy.

• One Dish Kitchen
• Serious Eats
• BBC Good Food
• Eating Well

Also check out the Facebook group Kitchen Quarantine, where more than 7,500 chefs and home cooks share ideas, recipes, and photos of what they’re cooking up.

Food is a necessity, but with a little effort and creativity it can also be a healthy and delicious pleasure. Bon Appetite!

What hacks do you use for preserving food longer? Are you been able to shop healthy ingredients for your household? Do you cook, and where do you find inspiration for new meals? Please share in the comments below!

Kandi Burruss and Marlo Hampton’s Ruffled Tops in Jamaica

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While Kandi Burruss and Marlo Hampton may not be each other’s favorite people, they do share one thing in common—their ruffled corset top at dinner in Jamaica on last night’s Real Housewives of Atlanta. And while Marlo may have it in both green and black, really we can go ahead and be equally jealous of both ladies because it’s completely sold out.

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Originally posted at: Kandi Burruss and Marlo Hampton’s Ruffled Tops