Hey tea drinker, The drink of today is Four Sigmatic Chai Latte with homemade Oatmilk. My sip of the week is about low waste skincare. Does it actually work, and does it truly exist? **Disclaimer: As always, let's start with my disclaimers. I am not an expert. I am simply a regular girl trying out … Continue reading Does good Low Waste Skin Care exist?

The low waste living struggles are real for me. As you know if you've been reading this blog, I am a black gay woman who lives in the bay area. When it comes to cleaning products and bulk shopping I am a pro. However, given my body type, hair type, and personal style, being "zero … Continue reading Low Waste Living Struggles

So I am going to be blunt. When COVID-19 hit the San Francisco Bay Area, I stopped "zero waste living". I am going to honest. I started buying everything in plastic. My veggies, fruit, even my apples were purchased in a plastic bag. My complete focus became my family's safety and health, and I decided … Continue reading COVID-19 vs Low Waste Living

Over the last month, I started my journey out to the stores near me and online. I decided that given my race and heritage, I identify my hair as my crown, and as such I want my first post to be about my hair. To give you a clearer picture, I have 3c/4a hair. However, … Continue reading Zero Waste Hair with 3c/4a Curls

I fully admit to slacking on my blog for some time now due to the overwhelming amount of access to information about green beauty on brown skin popping up. I have stepped back to my laptop to say this week a boom of information blew up my world. I thought I was doing all the … Continue reading Can A Black Woman be Zero Waste?

The very first 100% natural brand I decided to try was 100% pure. I started with 100% pure because as a brand they received excellent reviews from women across a decent array of skin tones, skin types, and ages, so I figured they would be a great place to start. My disclaimer and how I … Continue reading 100% pure Makeup Review

I was introduced to makeup at the age of 13, by my godmother. Upon my first trip to buy makeup, she gave me three rules. First, makeup should enhance your beauty, not change it. Second, try to only use brands that have naturally based ingredients because you want to focus on putting good things onto … Continue reading Why did I change my makeup?