Some Thursdays, we post one of the "Inspire Me
Thursday" posts from Desiree Proveau's wonderful blog, The Farmer's Only Daughter. It's
full of style and crafts and lessons learned while growing up on a farm
— the kind of stuff that can come in handy living in the midst of the big city's urban glitz and excess:
What's also inspiring me this week are DIY cosmetics and organic
cosmetic lines. I am determined to purge my makeup bag of all the
terrible chemicals I put on my face everyday which is seriously
alarming. I just purchased the above book and it seems like a pretty
good guide to start with. I discovered it while searching for stores in
Toronto that sell organic cosmetics (not very many to my surprise) but
the one I did find 'Pretty Beauty and Books'
called this book their bible which was enough for me. I'm going to
take a stab at making my own stuff too which I'm really excited about!
Starting to gather jars, makeup bottles etc. so I can display my
ingredients in a pretty fashion... There are tons of antique labels on
the net you can print! FUN!
It's not spring yet but it's definitely time to start wearing pastels. I am drawn to them every year around this time...
Happy Thursday everyone! Hope you're surviving these depressing days of
February... Don't worry, we're almost through it...I can see light at
the end of the tunnel and what's inspiring me most this week is spring
time!
LOVE this outfit!
It's not spring yet but it's definitely time to start wearing pastels. I am drawn to them every year around this time...
I'm getting through these dark days by making sure I have flowers in the house...
I've started meditating...
and I bought two pastel sweaters... : )
Its only a matter of time now!
Thanks for reading!
Love Desiree
Thanks for reading!
Love Desiree
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Desiree Proveau is a farmer's only daughter, now living in Toronto.
In the midst of urban glitz and excess, she's incorporates the lessons
she learned on her father's farm: to make due or
mend, to never use anything just once, and to re-purpose what's no
longer useful. She shares her designs, crafty lifestyle, and
inspirations at The Farmer's Only Daughter.
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