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Looking for damage-free, voluminous hair this holiday season? You’ve got to incorporate a bond builder into your weekly hair care routine like this one from Olaplex. One of Olaplex’s global best-selling product, the No. 3 Hair Perfector, is sold every 3.5 seconds. Yes, you heard that right.

This at-home treatment is a global sensation. It’s not a conditioner but it reduces breakage and visibly strengthens hair. Add it into your hair care routine to improve its feel and texture.

So what is it exactly? Olaplex’s patented bond-building technology is used to “relink the disulfide bonds in the hair”. It will restore your hair’s healthy appearance and texture by repairing damage and protecting hair structure. It’s really their patented technology that helps repair hair—the Bis-Aminopropyl Diglycol Dimaleate technology— it turns brittle, dry strands into soft, shiny, and strong hair.

Bis-Aminopropyl Diglycol Dimaleate is an ingredient with over “100 worldwide patents that created the bond building hair care category and is exclusive to Olaplex. This technology penetrates the hair shaft working on the entire hair structure to rebuild the hair throughout, while relinking the disulfide bonds for stronger and healthier hair.”

Learn more about the product below.

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Olaplex Nº.3 Hair Perfector

This bond builder, global sensation, and at-home treatment reduces breakage and visibly strengthens hair with Olaplex’s patented technology.

Reviewers wholeheartedly agree, saying “Olaplex really does what it says it will do. It has completely changed the quality of my hair and the effects are cumulative … the more I use it the healthier my hair is becoming. Not waxy or greasy at all. Not a surface treatment like a traditional conditioner but actually makes your hair like it was when you were young. Can’t say enough about the results, but you don’t need to because every one else will tell you how beautiful your hair looks!” The haircare product itself has been reviewed over 100,000 times on Amazon alone.

Shop the Hair Perfector on Olaplex’s website now before it sells out—we know we’re stocking up before the holiday shopping rush.

Lisa Hochstein’s Blue Cutout Velvet Gown on Instagram

Real Housewives of Miami 2022 Instagram Fashion

We are loving the velvet vibes coming from Lisa Hochstein’s IG post of her in her blue velvet gown. I’ve said it before, but velvet is a great fabric for winter. Though idk how much she’s needing it down in the Miami heat. Either way it has the ability to keep you warm and looking hot no matter where in the world you are. Which is why we all need to take a trip below to shop a new velvet dress.

Sincerely Stylish,

Jess

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Recently, Hailey was on the Call Her Daddy Podcast with Alexandra Cooper and she spoke about many things in great detail. Her private life, mental health, heartbreak, as well as her signature style and much-talked about skin. Her gorgeous, dewy skin is the envy of many and according to Hailey, her glass-like skin is because of the hydrating Environ’s Skin EssentiA Moisturising Toner. It’s formulated to hydrate and improve your skin’s overall appearance,

From her fashion-style to her always-glow, minimal-makeup looks, and her famous husband, Hailey Bieber is always in the spotlight, and for good reason! She has amassed almost 50 million Instagram followers and at the root of her popularity is her loyal fanbase that are constantly looking up to the supermodel for expert beauty, fashion, and love advice.

This is Hailey’s must-have toner because it assists in helping to control the appearance of uneven skin tone as well as blemishes while softening the appearance of fine lines.

This toner is usually never on sale, but the brand is marking it down from $82.99 to a cool $65.99 ahead of the holidays and any Black Friday sales. The product is rarely ever on sale, even during end of season clearances.

Courtesy of Environ.

Environ Botanical Infused Moisturising Toner

So how does it work? Using a variety of plant extracts, this toner is formulated to moisturize while improving the skin’s overall wellbeing. It’s the perfect post cleanser product, we recommend sandwiching it in between this first step and your moisturizer for the full benefit. Your skin will appear refreshed, free of oil and grime, without stripping the skin of essential oils.

Say goodbye to uneven skin and fine lines, gone are the days of feeling uneasy about your skin. Shop the toner while it’s still in stock and on discount now on Amazon.

Heather Gay’s Navy Scribble Dress on Instagram

Real Housewives of Salt Lake City 2022 Instagram Fashion

We are feelin’ Heather Gay’s blue look in her navy scribble dress and denim platform sandals. This is an adorable outfit for an even more adorable photo-op of Heather and her daughter. She was visiting her at college and it looks like some fun mother/daughter bonding! And speaking of visiting- you should def visit the bottom of this post and scribble in your to-do list ‘need to shop this look’.

Sincerely Stylish,

Jess

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Do you ‘spoil’ your grandchildren? Some people say that this is a common phenomenon. It could be argued that children all over the world are becoming increasingly unhealthy, overweight and demanding. Could this be due to the over-attentive care of grandparents?

Too Many Cookies

We, grandparents, it is often argued, give those visiting children too many cookies (or ‘biscuits’ as they are known in the UK) and not enough exercise. This is, of course, the easy option.

Sit them down in front of the television with an extra piece of cake. Perhaps some grandparents buy the children’s affection by letting them have what they want.

Feeling guilty?

Well, I’m not. And plenty of others aren’t either.

Yes, we give the occasional treat in the form of an extra cookie. Or give them pancakes for breakfast and ice cream in the afternoon – or even ice cream for breakfast! But lots of us are also clever at getting children to eat well and establish good eating habits.

Screen Time

It could be argued that grandparents let grandchildren play with their ever-expanding forms of electronic games. This is especially an issue if such time is limited by their parents at home.

Personally, I limit those games, with children always working ‘to get to the next level’. Most grandparents would like a little personal interaction during the brief periods we visit, and so electronic devices often get put away.

Who Spoils the Children?

My book Celebrating Grandmothers is based on interviews I took with women talking about what it is like to be a grandmother. In the course of writing it I found the shoe to be on the other foot.

Although many were impressed with the childcare given by their own children, many others were deeply concerned about what they saw as regular spoiling.

The grandchildren had too much stuff, they said. One said her granddaughter had so many Christmas presents, they were found unopened months later. Too much screen time was a common cry – and not enough running around.

Indeed, such issues were the source of considerable family tensions, although the grandmothers agreed that they were wise to be quiet. Every grandmother should be ‘issued with a zip’, one suggested.

Childcare

Finally, it is well known that we, grandparents, give a lot of help to our children in the form of free childcare. Most of us are not complaining because we find it fun or, indeed, fulfilling.

But it is nonetheless work, and, like any work, we don’t always get it right. Indeed, sometimes we do take the easy route.

If we do offer the occasional extra ‘treat’, maybe that is the price our children must pay for our help. Or, as one grandmother put it, giving little treats to grandchildren is the grandmother’s ‘privilege’.

What Does ‘Spoiling’ Mean Anyway?

The term ‘spoiling’ is an awful one ­– as if grandchildren could be forever ruined like a spoiled pudding we were preparing. It tends to be used as a term for doing too much, but the grandmothers I interviewed tended to reject the term.

One spoke for many when she said that what she did was not spoiling but ‘showering them with love’. And for me, that is one of the joys of being a grandparent.

Let’s Have a Conversation:

Do you spoil your grandchildren? Do you feel that giving your grandchildren extra treats is a problem? Please share your thoughts in the comments below.