::: Naturally Sassy: Detox Bath :::

I think we can all agree that extended winters are the suckiest. Especially when it becomes virtually impossible to leave the house. As a native California girl, I’m used to having sun-kissed skin all year-round.… — ::: Naturally Sassy: Detox Bath :::

I think we can all agree that extended winters are the suckiest. Especially when it becomes virtually impossible to leave the house. As a native California girl, I’m used to having sun-kissed skin all year-round. So, that pretty much makes me allergic to the cold. In order to cope, I developed what I like to call, Operation Sleeping Beauty (OSB), a weekly, nighttime skincare ritual that not only helps me sleep better, but it also leaves my skin looking supple and fresh like morning dew in the springtime. So until those wretched winter icicles melt away, here’s a breakdown of exactly what to do to create some OSB magic:

Step 1: Prep the tub

I start by lighting a few scented scented soy candles and drawing myself a lavender-rose detox bath using a few household staples plus oils I got from the health food store.

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::: Naturally Sassy: Detox Bath :::

I think we can all agree that extended winters are the suckiest. Especially when it becomes virtually impossible to leave the house. As a native California girl, I’m used to having sun-kissed skin all year-round. So, that pretty much makes me allergic to the cold. In order to cope, I developed what I like to call, Operation Sleeping Beauty (OSB), a weekly, nighttime skincare ritual that not only helps me sleep better, but it also leaves my skin looking supple and fresh like morning dew in the springtime. So until those wretched winter icicles melt away, here’s a breakdown of exactly what to do to create some OSB magic:

Step 1: Prep the tub

I start by lighting a few scented scented soy candles and drawing myself a lavender-rose detox bath using a few household staples plus oils I got from the health food store.

Read the rest on XO Jane…

Naturally Sassy: Detox Bath

December 21, 2014 by @TheSassyNation

Sassy Appétit
For the love of red velvet & V-Day. Homemade hot chocolate is a favorite around here. Try subbing the dairy for vanilla soy or almond milk.

With Valentine’s day steadily creeping up on us I thought it would be fun to make a … — Sassy Appétit

For the love of red velvet & V-Day. Homemade hot chocolate is a favorite around here. Try subbing the dairy for vanilla soy or almond milk.

With Valentine’s day steadily creeping up on us I thought it would be fun to make a little festive hot chocolate treat. Behold darlings: pink hot chocolate and red velvet hot chocolate! Share one of these with your bestie or your Mr. Tis’ the season for chocolate, and pink, and appreciating the loved one’s in your life.

Red Velvet Hot Chocolate, makes 2 servings.

Needed: 4-5 cups milk, 1 cup dark chocolate chips, 2-3 drops red food coloring.

Pink Hot Chocolate, makes 2 servings.

Needed: 4-5 cups milk, 1 cup white chocolate chips, and 2 tablespoons strawberry syrup.

For each of these beverages the method is the same: in a small pot heat the milk over medium heat. Add the chocolate chips and continue to stir constantly as they melt and incorporate into the milk. Add the syrup or dye. Serve with whip cream and cozy up with someone. :) Enjoy! xo. emma and elsie

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Fall is all about rich, sassy colors. Warm up your days and nights by adding a pop of color to your outerwear.

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