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- Supported by: Charles & Colvard
Moissanite vs. Lab Grown Diamonds: An Honest Review!Supported by: Charles & Colvard
If you’re in the market for a shiny new rock, but aren’t sure which option to go with, I’m here to give you my honest review of Moissanite vs. Lab Grown Diamonds. I decided to do some research before I tried the iconic Charles & Colvard Forever One Moissanite and their Caydia Lab Grown Diamonds.
By Laura Odegard7 months ago in Styled
- Created with: I'm Gismo
5 Must-Have's Every New Dog Owner NeedsCreated with: I'm Gismo
Our furry friends mean more to us than they’ll ever know! When I adopted my first dog, Ducky, I had no idea what being a pet owner would truly entail. When I brought Ducky home from the animal shelter, he had a case of Mange which meant I had to give him baths everyday with a special shampoo that would kill the parasite. If you aren’t familiar, Mange is a type of skin disease caused by parasites that tends to cause hair loss, lesions and itching on the skin in dogs. After a few weeks of his special shampoo baths, the Mange subsided and I swore that I would do everything possible to make sure my sweet pup would never have to suffer through another nasty bug like that again.
By Laura Odegard12 months ago in Petlife
- Created with: Cleancult
I Replaced my Traditional Cleaning Products with Eco-Friendly Products for One Week, and Here's What HappenedCreated with: Cleancult
I’ve always loved the way my home smells and feels after a good deep-cleaning. There’s nothing quite as satisfying as walking completely barefoot on squeaky-clean floors, pulling on a pair of ultra-soft sweatpants from the clean laundry, and having no dirty dishes in the sink. I love the feeling of walking by my mirrors and not seeing a single speck of dust on them, either! The one thing that I’ve never really been a fan of though, is the cleaning process itself. As someone who is sensitive to a lot of fragrances, dyes and perfumes (along with many other harsh chemicals that are typically found in traditional cleaning products), I’ve always struggled to find a cleaning product line that meets all of my needs. I’ve also been learning about the negative environmental impacts that many cleaning products can have, and let me tell you, there’s a lot.
By Laura Odegardabout a year ago in Lifehack
Sustainability On The Go: Sukk Straws
Recently, I had the chance to chat with the team at Sukk Straws, a Los Angeles based company with a mission to make sustainability as chic as ever. I came across Sukk straws at a photo shoot and was immediately drawn to their sleek design and pristine packaging. What really stood out to me though, was not only their ability to create a product that I needed, but also something that I know I can feel good about using.
By Laura Odegard2 years ago in Styled
- Supported By: Lull
I Bought a Premium Lull Mattress, Then Tracked My Sleep. Here’s What I Learned.Supported By: Lull
Why do I wake up some mornings feeling completely refreshed and ready to tackle the day, while other mornings I wake up and immediately hit snooze as many times as I can? Is there something I can be doing to help me sleep through the night? Could it be that my mattress is contributing to the quality of my sleep?
By Laura Odegard2 years ago in Longevity
Meet BrightFox, Your New Favorite Hydration Beverage
Meet BrightFox, your new favorite hydration beverage. If you're looking for a new beverage to switch things up that's packaged in eco-friendly containers, contains no added sugars, stimulants or artificial sweeteners, then look no further because BrightFox should be on your radar.
By Laura Odegard2 years ago in Feast
Your Home for Talk: EverTalk TV
Co-founders Andy Waldman and Jezlan Moyet of EverTalk TV in West Hollywood, CA tell us a little more about the story behind America's first streaming talk show network with over 96 talk shows dedicated to inspiring, entertaining and empowering both the viewers and the show hosts. #YourHomeForTalk
By Laura Odegard2 years ago in Motivation
Steps You Can Take To Unlock Your Potential
Mike Lee is a keynote speaker, author, and elite performance coach who works to equip high-performing leaders with the optimal mindset, strategies and skills of basketball's elite in order to drive business performance. His mission for helping others began when he was just a sophomore in college. The summer after his sophomore year, Mike opened up a youth basketball camp in his hometown in Wisconsin. As the basketball camp became more popular, Mike began working with bigger and bigger athletes, ranging from kids in middle school to top NBA players.
By Laura Odegard2 years ago in Motivation
Discover A Small Business: Sanara Skincare
Sanara Skincare was developed by founder Rebekah Jasso Jensen after she had dealt with Psoriasis for 15 years. She describes what it was like when she initially received her diagnosis at 16, "I swear with my reaction you would have thought I was given a terminal diagnosis. The doctor looked at me in shock as I was balling my eyes out".
By Laura Odegard2 years ago in Blush
The Future of Swag is Automated
Swag.com was founded in early 2016 when co-founders Jeremy Parker and Josh Orbach noticed that the current swag market was filled with things that didn’t resonate with its current buyer- often times a twenty-something year old assigned with the task of purchasing branded items for their newly coveted position at a swanky company. Parker and Orbach recognized a few things about these young buyers that other promotional product companies didn’t: these buyers didn’t want to speak to anyone on the phone, they wanted a curated selection of only the best items, and they wanted to feel competent in ordering a product that was exclusive to them. Now, just 4 years after launch, Swag.com has grown to 35 employees and brings in $7m in sales.
By Laura Odegard2 years ago in Journal
10 In-Home Workout Classes You Can Do For Free
It's easy to want to stay in your pajamas all day when working from home, but making time to exercise will not only make you feel better physically, but mentally as well. Luckily, there are a ton of free online resources to find great workouts. From YouTube channels with follow-along workouts to blogs with easy-to-follow guides, if there's a workout you enjoy, you can probably find a class for it online.
By Laura Odegard2 years ago in Longevity
