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New Blog Review Series! 💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛 Hi guys! If you've been following me for a little while now, you know I have a series called  Blogs I like  . In this series, I mention a couple of my top, go-to blogs. Now, I am starting the Blog Review Series. In this, I will be explaining the pros and cons of some blogs in the same topics to mine. NOTE: These will be good comments and suggestions. They are my perspective, and you do not have to agree with me.  If there are any contradictions and/or arguments,  please leave me a note in the comments and I will mention your opinion in a blogpost edit. 

Life Hacks to Make Your Morning Easy! Hi Guys! As a student, waking up is hard. Especially when you get LOADS of homework to finish before 12:00. That's why I decided to make a morning lifehack post! Hope you enjoy=) BTW:  Blogs I like: Vintage Revivals. This site is awesome! I really enjoy reading their posts, and they are soooooo inspiring! Vintage Revivals Ready for some hacks? 1) Use Multiple Benefit Products!            If you use makeup, I recommend using products that do several things. Some makeup brands have makeup removing wipes that also moisturize and exfoliate, and this saves TONS of time when you're in a rush. 2) Not Coffee, Water! We all think that coffee is perfect for waking us up in the morning. WRONG! Water is the new coffee for early morning goers. When you sleep, you become dehydrated, and therefore tired. Water can replenish and hydrate you much  better than coffee will! 3)  Emergency  Outfit! We've probably been told t

Stuck Inside? Snowday Indoor Activities! Hi guys! I was going to post a valentines day gift guide, but it's a little late now... Instead, I am doing an indoor activity idea post! These include DIY's are an air dry clay DIY, a puffy paint DIY, and a kinnetic sand replacement. Enjoy! BTW-  Here is another amazing blog! I might mention, this blogger is my dad! He makes me awesome paintings every week in my lunchbox for school! Here is a link. Be sure to visit it!!!! Link: http://waterworking.blogspot.com/ Puffy Paint DIY                            Materials:  - 1 cup Paint Color of Choice  - 1/2 Shaving Cream How to Make It: In a small disposable bowl, pour about 1 cup of your paint of choice. Squirt about 1/2 of a cup of shaving cream. Mix together with a plastic spoon or popsicle stick till it is evenly mixed into a puffy paint. You're done! Air Dry Clay DIY                  Materials:   - 1/2 cup Cornstarch  - 1/2 cup Glue  -  1 T

5 DIY Bath Products You NEED To Try!! HAPPY NEW YEAR!! Lush, Bath and Body Works, and The Body Shop all have many amazing products that make the bathroom fun, but this fun comes with a cost. So, instead of buying all their products, why not make our own?! I have discovered 5 DIY's that are almost exactly like the products from these stores, and they all use materials that you probably have around your house! You know how I said I would mention blogs I like, well MeasuringMarigolds is a great one! It will teach you new things, and, you will see the latest gift guide up there!!  You can visit it by going to http://www.measuringmarigolds.com/ or just type in Measuringmarigolds.com 1) Flubber Soap This one is almost exactly like slime! When you break off a piece and put it under the water, it will dissolve into bubbles! You will need: -   3 Tablespoons of any Cooking Oil -  1/2 cup Cornstarch -  1/4 cup Liquid Hand Soap/Body Wash First, pour your

C.R.A.F.T: A Cool DIY Blog for Everyone!! You Should Really Check This Blog Out! Hi again!! As I mentioned in my post from earlier this month, " Blogs I Like," I said that I would make posts about my favorite blogs that I think you would like. Well, C.R.A.F.T , a DIY blog, is great! I love their recent Reindeer Nose Gift Jars craft, and I think that you will like it too! Please check out that blog and be on the lookout for more blogs that I like :) Yours Truly, Coral Hawaii :)!! DIY from All Over the World

Two Simple ways to do Henna! Hello Again Friends!! Merry Christmas or Happy Hanukkah!  Today I want to share my two simple ways to achieve your own Henna! Henna is the delicate patterns on skin made from the temporary substance from a plant called Lawsonia inermis. It is generally used in Indian cultural weddings and special events, but is also just used as an elegant temporary tattoo.  Concept 1) You will need- - food coloring - school glue - ink-less pen or fine tipped paintbrush First, mix some school glue with your food coloring of choice, or traditionally, black or red. You may want to add a slightly large amount of food coloring if you want the Henna to be very potent and bright.  Secondly, apply some of the colored glue to your hand in a pattern to your liking. If you are not good at freehand drawing or want inspiration for your design, you can find images of already done Henna. Draw a delicate or bigger pattern on your hand by making small trian