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All temporary- to wash out at your next shampooing! Fun and creative, without the commitment! I'm gonna show you how to do HAIR CHALKING. This is not new, it's been around for a while, but I thought I'd do a "hair chalking" tutorial for you guys to inspire you and have fun with! So watch the tutorial below! I wouldn't normally put the red with the green and turquoise, but I wanted to see how the red would show up in my dark hair!
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It is planted too close to the house and it goes dormant (and therefore looks dead) for half the year. But then this spring it popped out with big beautiful leaves and I decided maybe it wasn’t so bad….that is until the pod appeared. About 2 weeks ago the tree sprouted a giant purplish pod almost as big as my head. It looked like something aliens would pop out of and I eyed it suspiciously. After a few days the first purple petal peeled off and instead of aliens, tiny little bananas popped out! Even though my little bananas are still too green to eat, I have bananas on the brain today.
After reading the recipe I decided to tweak it a little bit. These Frozen Banana Bites are very easy to make, but here are a few tips to make things go even smoother. So there you have it. Nutella ‘n Toffee Frozen Banana Bites Prep time: 15 minutes + freezing time Slice bananas into 1 inch slices and stab with a toothpick. The Lovely Plants - Part 2. I am a big fan of miniature gardens.
They allow you a lot of freedom in a very limited space to grow your gardens the way you want – Japanese tea garden, a traditional Italian garden, a mini succulent garden or whatever creative or unusual you can imagine. Being a lover of cacti and succulents, I have compiled a list of unusual plants that I am going to use in my next miniature succulent garden experiment. These plants are unusual as well as slow growing, so they can live together for quite a long time. STICKY SITUATION. Photos + design by Kristin Ess It’s really hard to get clean lines when it comes to putting stripes on manicures. I’m going to share a little DIY secret– nail polish on scotch tape.
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