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How to Take Advantage of Clothing Consignment Shops
Women with limited closet space can make some quick cash by taking their excess clothing to consignment shops. These shops generally work one of two ways. 1) The shop purchases your clothing directly and then puts it up for sale in the store. 2) They allow you to place your garments in their shop and the store takes a percentage of the profits once an item is sold. The great thing about consignment shops is you can make some quick cash, free up closet space and you can also find new items to add to your own wardrobe at well-below retail price. Here are some tips to help improve your consignment store experience:
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Clothing Tips for Plus Size Women
Being a plus size woman doesn’t mean that you should dress in unflattering clothing. Plus size women are beautiful and they are curvy in all the right places. You should take the time to build your wardrobe full of the garments that will flatter your figure. Here are some tips for choosing plus size women’s clothing.
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The Best Clothing Options for Your Body Shape
You can spend a fortune on clothes, but if they don’t complement your body shape, you’ve truly wasted your money. While every woman’s body shape is different, most women generally fall within one of the following categories: pear shape, apple shape, hour glass shape and rectangle shape. We’ll define each body shape and suggest the best clothing styles to wear for each.
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Laundry Tips: Keeping Your Clothes Looking Better for Longer
We’ve all been there before. Perhaps you accidentally mixed a red shirt with the whites, or maybe you used the wrong drying cycle and shrunk your favourite shirt. Even the best homemaker has had trouble with laundry at some point in time, because after all, most of us learn from experience. Fortunately, it doesn’t always have to be from a bad experience. When it comes to taking care of that special cardigan, your favourite white blouse or your blackest slacks, it only takes knowing a few key points to keeping them looking - and feeling - their best for seasons to come.
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Fashion Tips for the Stay at Home Mum
Stay at home mothers, whether they have a paying job that is done from their home or are spending their time caring for their home and family, often neglect themselves as far as fashion goes. When most days are consumed by cooking, cleaning and childcare, it is all too easy to simply throw on a pair of sweat pants and pull your hair up in a ponytail. However, this can lead to an embarrassing situation, should someone drop by or if you need to run out on an unexpected errand. By following a few simple fashion tips, any stay at home mother can be comfortable enough to get down on the floor and play with the kids, while still looking good enough for a last-minute trip out to lunch.
Latest Fashion & Lifestyle Discussions
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Baby shower gift ideas
I am attending a friend’s baby shower next weekend.
Any good gift ideas? Apart from the usual.
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Eyebrow/body hair grooming
The thread about superstitions got me thinking:
How do you all keep your eyebrows in check?
Tweezing and threading are really painful (maybe more like irritating) for me. Never done wax on them - just seems really scary (nevermind the fear of my eyebrows never growing back if too much is taken off.) I’ve tried one of those little shaver things (http://image.made-in-china.com/2f0j00QMtaGEYcBlkh/Eyebrow-Razor-EBRA2038-.jpg), but it sometimes left weird eyebrow stubble. So at the moment, I’m tweezing, but I really hate it and would love to hear other options, if they exist.
Also, in your…
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What is My Body Type?
I need help ladies! For the past few days I’ve been researching my body type and I’m confused because I can’t seem to find what exactly fits me. Maybe I’m a combo, I don’t know. So here’s the info:
1. Weight 250
2. Height 5’4”
3. My bust measures 50”
4. My waist (or what I think is my waist) is 52”
5. My hips (including all the belly fat) is 63”
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Best Way to Tan
What is the best way for a fairly light skinned person to tan? Should I use tanning products or just let the sun and water do its work?
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To tan, or not to tan?
I was just wondering what you girlies do?
I have never actually been that bothered about getting a tan and actually quite enjoy being bright white! :D
Do any of you feel the pressure to bake in the sun? Or spend a lot of money on fake tan?
Btw, this was prompted by a pic of me and my best friend that was taken a couple of days ago where I look like I glow in the dark - it was the flash, even I’m not that white!
