Well...March 2020 is gonna be one for the history books.
So much has changed in our world and is beyond normal that I'm not even sure where to begin with this blog post.
Many bloggers I follow have shared that they really struggled this month with whether or not to share their normal type of content because everything is now so topsy-turvy.
I have to admit I struggled with that a bit as well but I ended up sharing more content this month than I normally do. Part of that was to keep myself busy in my extra free time, but I also wanted to give you something not related to the coronavirus to read and watch.
Below are my March highlights and faves which is a collection of some of my content from the past month and some things that I've been loving and hope you will also enjoy.
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Highlights
My New Makeup Vanity + Oily Skin Makeup Stash
In this post, I shared my new makeup vanity, where I got it from, and the makeup I have in it. I'd wanted to get a makeup vanity for a while but for some reason wouldn't pull the trigger. Now that I have one I have somewhere to keep my makeup other than the bathroom or a random night table drawer.
The Structure Of My New Relaxed Hair Regimen
I shared in this video the structure for my new hair regimen. This included the types of products I’ll be using on my relaxed hair and how I’ll be using the products.
9 Tips To Make Working From Home Easier
Now that so many of us are working from home I wanted to share a few tips I learned from my first week of being a remote employee. You can read what these 9 tips are here.
Co-washing Relaxed Hair
In my last March video, I talked about what co-washing is and how to do it on your relaxed hair.
New Pinterest Board
I created a new Pinterest board in March with some inspiration and ideas on things to do while you’re social distancing. On this board I've been pinning articles on how you can help small businesses, things to do at home with the kids, tips for working at home, and more.
I don't have kids but I've seen and read so many articles and blog posts with ideas on how to keep the kids busy and active while we're all staying at home. Janet Stelly from the blog A Couple Of Stellys has a great list that could keep the kids busy for several days.
Managing Stress During This Stay At Home Time
Kelly Lund from Dream in Lace shares in this blog post how she's handling stress during this global pandemic.
A New Chandelier For My Dining Room!
Since I've had more time at home lately I decided to do something I should have done when I first moved into my house. That something is to switch out the builder-grade light fixture in my dining room for a new one. The chandelier I purchased and put up (by myself) is the Weyburn 5-Light Chrome Caged Island Chandelier from Home Depot.