Meredith Marks’ Pink Vinyl Jacket in Scottsdale

Real Housewives of Salt Lake City Season 3 Episode 4 Fashion

Pink lady! I love the pink vinyl jacket Meredith Marks wore out to dinner in Scottsdale on last night’s episode of the Real Housewives of Salt Lake City. And although it appears to be a vintage find from the ’70s, if we had to pick a word (well, two) to toast to right now over some ’42 tequila it would definitely be “Style Stealers.”

Fashionably,

Faryn

Click Here to See Her Courreges Jacket

Originally posted at: Meredith Marks’ Pink Vinyl Jacket

Ever wonder how Hailey Bieber gets her oh-so envious glow? A combination of matte yet it gives “glowing from within” vibes, the supermodel’s skin is all thanks to her love of the Kosas—a clean skin care, makeup, and body care brand that expressing yourself and feeling comfortable in your skin. The next-level clean beauty brand is clinically proven to make your skin better, so it’s no wonder the icon has glow for days.

Luckily for you and me, the brand is offering a limited edition bundle that includes three products: a foundation, concealer, and setting powder. The Kosas The Dream Skin Set is available for purchase right now and can get you up to 10% savings by bundles, $11 cheaper than buying the items separately.

Courtesy of Kosas.

Kosas The Dream Skin Set

Save over 10% on Hailey Bieber’s favorite makeup trio from Kosas for a limited time. Valued at over $105, these three clean and  clinically proven essentials can transform your skin into your best ever. You’ll score the Revealer Skin-Improving Foundation, Revealer Super Creamy + Brightening Concealer, and the Cloud Set Baked Setting Powder, all at a lower cost when bundled together. All three products have super nourishing ingredients that work at active levels to actually improve the way your skin looks over time. With over 32 shades to choose from, inclusivity is an important part of the brand’s ethos. 

Reviewers of the foundation, a hero product in Kosas’ line-up agree, saying “this is the most beautiful, dewy, skin-like foundation I have ever used. I have dry, sensitive skin and I don’t think I will ever go back to a different foundation for everyday wear.”

You’ll also get this cute Kosas puffer makeup bag, perfect for storing your new go-to makeup products and more.

Shop the Kosas Dream Skin Set for a limited time, while supplies last, on the Kosas website right now.

Lisa Barlow’s Black Crystal Trim Cropped Blazer in Scottsdale

Real Housewives of Salt Lake City Season 3 Episode 4 Fashion

While the RHOLSC ladies may have brought the rain with them to Scottsdale on last night’s ep, Lisa Barlow was also raining crystals with her black cropped blazer. And although it’s sold out, our fashion forecast calls for a high chance of cute Style Stealers below. 

Fashionably,

Faryn

Click Here to See Her Area Blazer

Originally posted at: Lisa Barlow’s Black Crystal Trim Cropped Blazer

Bonding with your grandkids can take
many different forms. As the children get older, grandparents can take a back
seat, or be a source of reassurance, confidential communications, and words of
wisdom.

Buck the stereotypes and instead of
withdrawing, engage in a topic that may be more “flammable” with
their parents – being smart and staying safe in the
online world.

Dare I say, go a step further. Make
sure that you or the parents are monitoring social media accounts and know
about all the apps the kids are using. Many teenagers set up fake accounts so
the parents won’t know or see what’s going on.

Kids are trusting. They tend to have
a frame of mind that they already know the dangers of the online world and that
grownups are “out of it” because we didn’t even have the Internet when
we were young.

As adults, we appreciate the extent
of the risks, and we owe it to our offspring to learn about how to best empower
them to be safe.  

Keeping your safety tips short but
sweet is key when you want your grandchildren to stay engaged with you. Here
are eight lessons to teach them to help protect them online.

Don’t Give Personal Information

Explain to your grandchildren what’s
personal and what’s private. Things like their full name, address, and school
might seem like harmless information, but it can allow someone to find them.

Don’t Share Their Location

Innocent-looking things, like posting
pictures that show a recognizable site, can expose details about their lives.
Somebody could be following their routine and the places they regularly visit
if it’s broadcast on social media.

Teach them not to post vacation
photos while they are away from home. It is best to wait to post pictures after
they get back.

Don’t Accept Follow Requests from Strangers

Make social media accounts private
and go through the security settings with your grandkids. Only allow people they
know to follow them. It’s not good enough for your grandkid to accept a “friend
of a friend” as a buddy they can trust.

Report Cyberbullying

Cyberbullying includes threats,
rumors, impersonating another person, and posting unfavorable photos. Teach
your grandchild there is zero-tolerance for this behavior, from them or anyone.

Make sure they know that if they are
feeling bullied online, they need to report it to an adult immediately. If that
adult does nothing, tell them to let you know what’s happening.

Passwords Aren’t Supposed to Be Easy, Memorized, or Reused

Using complex passwords that are
unique for each account is a must. Educate your grandkids on what a secure
password is, and that it should be stored in a secure app on their device.

It shouldn’t be memorized. It should
be 12+ characters, with a mix of numbers, letters, and other characters. And
don’t use any real words, like their name or a pet’s name.

Private Chats on Social Media or in Games Are Where Predators Can Lurk

Private texting should only be with
people they know and trust. Tell them that if they start to feel uncomfortable
or someone is asking a lot of personal questions, it’s time to tell an adult. They
must NEVER agree to meet up with someone they met through a game or app in a
private chat.

Depending upon the ages of your
grandchild(ren), group texting should be discouraged. Bullying and mean
behavior are accentuated in group threads.

What Is Posted Online Lives Forever

Posting inappropriate remarks or
photos of themselves or others exercising questionable judgment can be damaging
to their reputation now or in the future. Emphasize to them that once something
is online, it‘s out there for the world
to see.

If It Sounds Too Good to Be True, It Probably Is

Offers for free stuff many times are a
way to get people to click on malicious links that have malware or dangerous
content. Explain this to your grandkids and teach them that it isn’t safe to click!
 

Ask your grandchild to allow you to
follow them on social media platforms. If you get invited in, you will have the
opportunity to have conversations about what is happening in their life, as
well as to see what they are doing online.

Remember, these aren’t just smart
rules for your grandkids; they are rules you should be following too.  

Let’s Have a Conversation:

How often
do you talk to your grandkids about online safety? Are you monitoring any of
their behaviors or do their parents do that? Do you have any other tips that
you share with them? Please tell us in the comments below.

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When it comes to good skincare, we’re ready to try some pretty outlandish things to get our skin looking as good as Hailey Bieber’s. This is how we ended up researching a baby ointment that, apparently, works just as well as our beloved Aquaphor—but for a lower price tag. For those who might not be familiar: Aquaphor is a use-anywhere healing ointment that’s beloved by skincare obsessives for its ability to heal and repair dry skin. It’s so good, Mrs. Bieber herself swears by it.

See, it started when we were perusing around online shopping (as we do daily) when we noticed that so many reviewers kept noting the similarity between an Amazon baby ointment and Aquaphor. At first, we thought maybe it was a fluke, but then we took a look at the ingredients and they are literally the same. Each product uses a combination of mineral oil, ceresin, lanolin alcohol, panthenol, glycerin and bisabolol, a soothing oil derived from chamomile. So there you have it: Amazon shoppers have found the generic version of this beloved name brand treatment, and we have them to thank for the money we will soon be saving!

Courtesy of Solimo.

Solimo Healing Ointment

While, yes, this ointment is marketed for babies, shoppers swear they use it on themselves, too. It’s the kind of thing anybody in your home can make use of, really.

“It’s hands down the best moisturizer that I use on my baby and toddler,” explained one shopper. “I slather it on after bath time, and the next morning their skin is still super soft. It’s also great for diaper changes; if I notice any redness, I use this and she never gets a full-blown diaper rash.” They continued, adding: “I like using it on my cuticles and feet. I douse my feet at bedtime and then put on some socks…my feet feel amazing when I do this regularly. It’s a versatile product that is great to always have around, regardless of age.”

Aquaphor’s 4-ounce tub typically retailer for around $17, but this alternative goes for around $14. With the Solimo treatment, you’ll be able to save a few bucks while getting the same results, according to shoppers.

“Tried this in place of Aquaphor,” wrote one shopper. “It works just as well and is much cheaper.”

There you have it, folks. Another money-saving hack handed to you by your favorite retail experts—online shoppers.