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Cozy Fall Scents for Your Home

Posted on October 24, 2018 by sugarsocial

Fall is my favorite time of year. Along with all of the beautiful colors found in nature and the autumnal decorations with which people adorn their homes, some of my favorite things about the season are the scents that go … Continue reading →

Posted in Holidays & Seasons, Home is where the heart is | Tagged acorn, autumn, autumn home, autumn scents, candles, chestnut, cinnamon, copper leaves, fall, fall candles, fall home, fall scents, heirlum pumpkin, home, home fragrance, illume, nest, pumpkin, pumpkin chai, rustic pumpkin, scents, thymes | Leave a comment

Budget Beauty: Trader Joe’s Pumpkin Body Butter

Posted on November 12, 2014 by sugarsocial

Weird fact about me: I rarely use body lotion. I hate the way it feels on my skin. And I really don’t like body butter. I also don’t like smelling like food products. When a friend gave me Trader Joe’s … Continue reading →

Posted in Bath & Body, Budget Beauty | Tagged body butter, body cream, body lotion, body products, budget beauty, dry skin, moisturizer, pumpkin, trader joe's | 1 Comment

Smashing Pumpkin

Posted on October 25, 2013 by sugarsocial

For those of you who can’t get enough pumpkin, this post is for you. Pumpkin is a powerhouse ingredient in beauty products. It’s packed with essential fatty acids (EFAs), antioxidants, and vitamins. It’s great for dissolving dry skin and dead … Continue reading →

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Seasonal Scents for Your Home

Posted on November 15, 2011 by sugarsocial

Candles are a necessity in my apartment pretty much any time of year, but especially around the holidays. With the early darkness and waning daylight, autumn and winter require an extra dose of illumination. Here are some of my faves … Continue reading →