Heather Gay’s Green Ruched Confessional Top

Real Housewives of Salt Lake City Season 3 Confessional Fashion

Heather Gay is back for a third season of the Real Housewives of Salt Lake City and her ruched confessional top, along with its price tag, definitely proves green is her color. Let’s just say the designer of this draped dream might make Sutton Stracke a bit jealous, I can totally under because I’m feeling a bit green with envy myself.

The Realest Housewife,

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Lisa Barlow’s Black Leather Halter Confessional Dress

Real Housewives of Salt Lake City Season 3 Fashion

Tbh, I have no idea how I managed to find Lisa Barlow’s black leather halter confessional dress based on the very limited view of it in this pic. However, I do know that it’s super chic and just the inspiration we all need right now to kick off leather weather, so head on down below.  

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Faryn

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There’s a big Y2K revival in our midst and it’s bringing about a slew of nostalgic trends, one of which is thin eyebrows. But not everyone has gotten on board with this beauty trend. If, like us, you’re more into fluffy model brows popularized by the likes of Brooke Shields and Cara Delevingne, we found a product that’s all about promoting brow growth. It’s a very simple oil that you’d never expect to be responsible for creating full brows. 

You might’ve already tried a bunch of different serums that claim to grow your brow hairs, but Kate Blanc Cosmetics’ Castor Oil is the real deal. Castor oil comes from castor beans, as its name would suggest. We know that might sound a bit odd, but it actually boasts plenty of benefits for hair and hair growth. It plays the role of conditioner, emollient and lubricant, among others.

Castor oil hydrates and strengthens brows, filling in sparse areas and lengthening eyebrow hairs. But you can’t smear just any castor oil over your brows and think they’re going to magically grow by centimeters overnight. Make sure yours is authentic and pure, like Kate Blanc Cosmetics’ Castor Oil that’s included in a complete care set is still on sale for just $12 on Amazon ahead of Prime Day. Check back on October 11 and October 12 for more incredible discounts. Just remember that Prime Day deals are only available to Prime members. No worries if you don’t have a subscription, you can get a completely free trial and all of the benefits today at this page here. It’s that easy!

“I’ve been using this day and night for the past month or so and let me tell you, THIS WORKS! My right eyebrow is finally growing more hair!” raved one reviewer who gave the product a five-star rating.

If you overplucked to try the ultra-skinny arches from the early 2000s but now want your bushy brows back, get your hairs longer and stronger thanks to this affordable product.

RELATED: Brooke Shields Credits This Amazon Serum For Growing Her Lashes Back—’It Really Works’ 

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Included in this on-sale 11-piece set is a huge 4-ounce bottle of castor oil, five spoolies and five applicator brushes. Compare this to the $12 2-ounce bottle that comes with just one spoolie and brush, and you’ll see just how great of a deal this care set really is.

Kate Blanc Cosmetics uses only the best ingredients and none of the harmful chemicals other growth products do. This organic, cold-pressed castor oil is certified by the USDA. It’s authentic, pure, natural and hexane-free. When you have the purest ingredients, all you have to do is apply the nourishing oil to your brows and watch your hairs get stronger and fuller.

Since the oil reduces split ends and stimulates hair follicles, you can also use it for growing your lashes and hair. Some shoppers even use it to moisturize their faces. It’s a great multi-purpose product that also comes with a spoolie and a pointed applicator brush. 

“I have always had full eyebrows, but after over waxing, I noticed the shape becoming less structured above and under the arch,” wrote another shopper. “I put a good amount on my entire brow at night and a small amount on the areas needed in the morning. It filled in the sparse section, but my hair also feels so soft and smooth now.”

To apply, use less than a drop right before bedtime. According to the brand, hair can grow back in as short as one to two weeks, and these Amazon reviewers can confirm it.

“If you are looking to grow your lashes and brows, this product is a winner. I could see a dramatic change in just two weeks,” wrote another reviewer. “My brows are growing and have had to be trimmed.”

For a natural way to thicken and lengthen your brows, go for castor oil. This low-key oil is more than capable of regrowing your hair so that you have strong, fluffy eyebrows. Grab your Kate Blanc Cosmetics’ Castor Oil care set for just $12 and your brows will be forever changed.

Following the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, more than 14 states have banned abortion with more continuing to try every day. But this isn’t 1972 and we have more options. Hey Jane, a virtual clinic offering telemedicine abortion care, wants to spread that word. Even though “one in four people with a uterus will have an abortion in their lifetime,” only one in four adults have heard of mifepristone or medication abortion. And it’s safer than many know.

In fact, according to the Guttmacher Institute, medication abortion accounts for more than half of all US abortions. Yes, we’re talking about the abortion pill. It’s safe and effective, with an adverse reaction rate of less than .2 percent (that’s less than Tylenol). The two-part, at-home process is FDA approved in the US for use up to a gestational age of 10 weeks. The FDA has also allowed for the mailing of abortion pills since 2021, which is where Hey Jane comes in.

This International Safe Abortion Day is more important than ever. The Internet is full of misinformation. Hey Jane made it so easy to spread only the right info with friends, family and followers.

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Today, the company launched the the Un-Whisper Network, a free members-only “toolkit” of resources with FAQs, shareable social assets, stickers, posters and digital badges. That way, people will know you’re a person they can come to for accurate information. Additionally, you can help raise funds for Hey Jane’s abortion fund partners, like Northwest Abortion Access Fund and Indigenous Women Rising. For every re-share of Hey Jane’s Instagram and Tiktok posts on September 28, the company will donate $1 to these abortion funds.

And if you love shopping as much as we do, grab some merch, the funds of which “help qualifying individuals receive the financial aid they need for treatment.”

Hey Jane.

It’s easy to feel frustrated and quite frankly, defeated about abortion rights right now. But taking back some control and helping your community can help.

When you think of being creative do you start to feel a little freer? Or do you quickly freeze up with frustration or self-doubt?

I would like to help you to loosen up with a few practical ideas from people who know a few things about what creativity really is.

Let’s start with Sir Paul McCartney. He is well-known for his relaxed approach to writing songs. For instance, he frequently comes into the studio with a vague idea for a song. Then, by collaborating with others, he sees if anything worthwhile might emerge.

For Paul McCartney, creativity is not always about the end result. The creative process can also produce important benefits, as he explained in a story he told on the Beatles channel:

“Playing the guitar or piano is a good thing to help you work out your troubles. When you get in a down mood or in a dark place I just go somewhere and start playing. At first, it is almost like I am telling my troubles to my guitar. Sometimes when I keep playing, some ideas may develop – maybe even a song. And then I start working on that. Then I feel even better because now something good is happening. I am starting to make something, and I feel a little creative.”

Here are a few ideas to get your creative juices flowing.

#1: Getting Started Is the Hardest Part

But, possibly, the most important.

To get started, you need some time and space that you can call your own. It doesn’t have to be much to start, just a little area devoid of other distractions.

And then you want to start getting busy. As Madeleine L’Engle the award-winning writer and poet says, “Inspiration usually comes during work, rather than before it.”

Some people are hesitant to start because they are waiting for some good ideas to pop into their heads. Seth Godin, a well-known author, suggests that doing anything, even if it is bad, is the best way to get to the good stuff. Even moving in the wrong direction is better than not moving at all.

#2: But What If I Am Not a Creative Person

Brené Brown has an answer for this form of self-doubt and avoidance.

She says, “There is no such thing as creative people and non-creative people. There are just people who use their creativity and people who don’t” (as quoted by Chase Jarvis in Creative Calling).

Yes, some people are very good at traditional forms of drawing, painting or writing. But that shouldn’t stop you from doing things your own way. For example, some people who can only draw stick figures have enjoyed creating collages. Pinterest is full of great examples.

#3: Ideas Don’t Happen in a Vacuum

Even the most talented people need stimulation to spark the fires of their creativity. New ideas can come from trial and error, making mistakes, or by copying from others and adding your own twist.

For some people, creating comes more easily and feels more fulfilling when done with supportive others. You can give each other ideas and suggestions or good-heartedly make fun of each other. Laughter can go a long way. The secret to making this work is an atmosphere of non-judgment.

#4: Creativity Can Be a Generous Act

There’s a delightful story by Chris Colin in the New York Times series entitled, It’s Never Too Late. It’s about Russell Ellis who discovered his muse at age 85, in a most unexpected way.

One day, Mr. Ellis was introduced to a friend of his housekeeper’s. He didn’t ask her name and later felt upset at his disrespect for her.

He wanted to make amends. So, he learned her name, Eliza, and promised to sing it to her next time she came by.

Then, according to Mr. Ellis, something strange shook loose in him.

“A song walked right in. Eliiiiiza. Eliiiiiiiiiza. And then the urge kept coming.”

Then, with the help of some musician friends, he kept on creating over the following year. He ended up recording his first ever album, Songs from My Garden, consisting of 11 original songs.

He’d always been a laborer, but during this year, he felt a creative abandon he’d never known before.

For people feeling stuck in their life, Mr. Ellis recommends doing something that involves other people. Even if you are doing it for one other person.

A generous spirit can be a powerful source of energy and motivation.

Let’s Have a Conversation:

What is holding your creativity back? Does the word creativity conjure some resistance in you? You can always work on a new project and not tell anyone about it. Or you can shout your ideas from a mountain top. Are you ready to start creating the life you want?