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How To Break In New Shoes
By Marie Claire, on Mon Jul 7, 2008 11:15am PDTShoe designer Rafe Totengco of Rafe New York helps you bag the Band-Aids and wear those new sandals pain-free.Wear new shoes around the house for a few days before giving them their formal debut. This will give you a chance to make adjustments, like loosening the straps or adding an insert.If your... Read More »- Let’s talk: Comment (2) | Blog
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6 adorable band-aids for grown-up boo-boos
By Jessica Ashley, Shine staff, on Thu Jun 12, 2008 12:07pm PDTIt was one of those playgroup offenses that cannot be spoken aloud: The mom who co-opts the kid gear. I'm not talking about taking a hit off a juice box or hopping on the scooter for a half-block. I'm talking about sporting a kiddie bandage on her finger.
Sure, Elmo/Lightning McQueen/Dora/Hello Kitty itty bitty bandages are cute. For small children. Fear not, though, you can still cover up your blisters, scrapes and other owies without getting too preschool. Skip the tiny adhesive licensed characters and instead, opt for these adorable band-aids made for adults: Read More »- Let’s talk: Comment (15) | Blog
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I need advice: Tanorexia
By D-Train, on Sat May 17, 2008 3:30pm PDTA handful of my Caucasian girlfriends are so bronze that you second guess their ethnicity. Not only are they brown, they're strange shades of orange, brown, pink, in some cases polka dotted (when that self-tanning spray goes astray!) In the winter time, they're in a tanning bed once or twice... Read More »
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