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shanfouriecoza · 6 years

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Hi lovelies! It has been a good long while since my last “Flavour of the month” post! I am so sorry about that! I am super excited to share this lot with you though! Hope you enjoy, let me know if you try any of them and what you think…

Starting with the most important: Skin care. Because it doesn’t matter what you put on your face to pretty it up, if the base coat (your skin) is not clear and glowing, well then nothing will look all that good, will it?! I have really been struggling with bad skin lately, and it seriously got me down last month. I just didn’t know what to do anymore, my self confidence took a huge knock, and nothing I was doing was helping. I had heard a lot about the new Eucerin range and I figured I should give it a try. I have been so pleasantly surprised by this range, I honestly feel so happy that I found it. 1. Eucerin: The Skin Renewal Treatment: This is my go-to night-time treatment for skin that is flaring up. I have had particularly bad break outs around my jaw-line and at the top of my neck. Big nasty ones with no head they just sit under the skin. Awful. I have found that applying this treatment at night has considerably reduced the flare ups, and I can actually feel it tingling a little, which makes me believe it’s zapping them 😉 It is a thick cream-type treatment, yellow-ish in colour, but not noticeable once applied to the skin. I only apply to problem areas at night, or early evening if I feel my skin is flaring up or irritable. It settles and calms my skin almost immediately. 2. Eucerin: Active Concentrate: This is a concentrate which claims to improve the skin’s complexion, clarifies the skin, as well as helps to prevent further blemishes. I love using this in the morning after my moisturiser and before my primer/foundation. I have noticed a noticeable improvement in my skin’s scarring / dark spots that were so prevalent before using this. I can’t confirm whether that is mainly attributed to this product or the next one listed. But I like the fact that I can apply something in the morning as protection against any further breakouts, so this is a win for me! It is light in texture, and after being gently massaged into the skin, is barely noticeable as is quickly absorbed. 3. Eucerin: Even Brighter Concentrate: These little ampules are tiny pockets of heaven on my skin. I apply morning and night and I truly have seen such improvement in my dark spots and scarring which were previously really awful on my skin. Below: Before and after to show you how much improvement I have seen: (excuse the no make up selfies!! So embarrassing but have to show you the change in my skin!! INCREDIBLE). Available from Dischem.

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Guys – can you also notice an improvement in the overall appearance of my skin from Before to After pics? That is all in 30 days!! And takes me on to my next product: The theory behind this revolutionary anti–aging night cream is that unlike other night creams which your skin gets used to over time, this cream becomes more effective as the results are heightened with continued use. There is research showing that the Avon Anew Reversalist Night Cream has shown results are continually effective, even after a year of use.

I was given this Avon Anew Reversalist night cream and asked to review it. Whilst using it I enjoyed the novelty of switching between the two creams, and I loved the texture (particularly of cream 2), on my skin. I have noticed a vast improvement in my skin’s dark spots, blemishes and outbreak. I have also been so impressed by the change in texture of my skin. 30 days ago my skin felt like it wasn’t my own. I hated touching it, as it depressed me. I didn’t recognise myself, by look or feel. 30 days later I have noticed my skin is supple, more radiant, and the oil balance has been restored. I am so happy! With regards to improvement in fine lines and wrinkles; I don’t believe I have seen any radical transformation, but I think it would be crazy to expect that after just 30 days. Also, I had just come out of my most stressful time of moving house. losing our nanny and crazy work loads before this, so I was (am) looking aged. Having said all that, though… looking at the before and after pics above… I do see a massive improvement in overall appearance, namely the radiance. What I have loved most about using this night cream, is that when waking the next morning my skin still feels amazing. It feels supple, soft, never dry. It is like it has been protected and nourished all night long. Really love that. To read a little more about this product read this post; I have given a slightly more detailed review here. Available from your Avon Rep.

I was given the L’oreal Pure Clay ‘Bright Mask’ by a friend last month, and I loved it so much that I ran out to get 3 more variants in this range. To say I am impressed is an understatement. This ‘Bright Mask’ contains 3 clays as well as lemon extract, which is known to even-out skin tone . The yellow clay mask has a creamy texture, with small particles acting as tiny exfoliators. The mask cleanses deep into the pores to absorb oil and remove dead skin cells without drying skin out. I am left with skin that feels fresh and clean. Love it.

The L’oreal Pure Clay Glow Mask is one of my faves so far. It is enriched with Red Algae extract, which is known for its brightening properties. The texture is also slightly granular as it contains milled apricot seeds which gently exfoliate dull, uneven skin to reveal your natural glow. It is a lovely exfoliator which brightens my skin and definitely leaves it glowing. Available at Dischem.

One of my all-time favourite products, and one I am likely to use until the day I die, is Elizabeth Arden’s 8 Hour Cream. Before our last move my hubby borrowed my 8Hour cream and misplaced it… I think I begged him every night leading up to Mother’s Day to please get me another, and he did – for Mother’s Day 🙂 I absolutely love this product. I put it on my lips as a night treatment, and put it gently around my eye area and in places I am in need of a little extra TLC, and I just can’t get enough of it’s thick, nurturing texture. I also love it’s smell 🙂

My two fave make up items at the moment are these babies. 1. Urban Decay’s All Nighter Foundation: Okay, so you saw how spotty and awful my skin was looking. I needed help to hide it! I ordered this foundation which I had seen a couple bloggers talking about, (with a 30% discount code from beautiful Bailey Schneider yay!), and oh my goodness I am soooooo happy with it. I ordered a shade too dark for winter so I am mixing it with my foundation I had in a shade too light, and voila! The perfect coverage and shade. I LOVE how long this foundation lasts – still going strong by the end of the day. Such a win for crazy busy days… and those bad skin days too! 2. Stila’s One Step Illuminating Primer: Woolies was out of stock of this for the longes time and I was soooo happy when I went past two weeks ago and they had it back again. I love the very slight shimmer it has, allowing real illumination of your skin, and also helps make up stay.

The lovely ladies at Optiphi sent me a few products to try after I burnt my face with hot oil from a pan a few months back, and this Hydra-derm HA Masque has become a firm favorite in my beauty regime. I have tried to minimise use of it for the past 30 days to give an accurate review of the Avon Anew Reversalist, and boy have I missed it. It is nourishing on another level. The perfect treat for dry, ageing skin, and I am so happy I have it going into the dry Winter days. I love using it as an overnight mask.

I am SUCH a perfume person. If I leave home without perfume I literally feel naked. Since Stuttafords closed down I have been unable to find my most favourite scent of all time: Florabotanica by Balenciaga. It was the one fragrance that I have fallen head over heels in love with, and felt like it was literally crafted for me. Since then I have tried various other perfumes, and I like so many, but none as much as my beautiful one-of-a-kind Florabotanica whom I miss so dearly! I stumbled across this oldie but a goooooodie not too long ago, and gosh I am loving it again. DKNY’s original fragrance. Apparently inspired by the energy of New York, “this signature urban scent combines a bold blood orange with refreshing chilled vodka and is infused with notes of tomato leaf, for a cut grass Central Park effect.” It is bold, and it is fresh, and I love it! Available at Woolworths.

I was struggling with the condition of my hair and my stylist said I should give this conditioner a try and I am glad I did. Mycro Keratin Moisture Repair was only R295, which is pretty good when it comes to salon-sold product, and I really enjoyed it. It is on its last legs now and time for another purchase and pretty sure I will repurchase the same. It leaves my hair feeling thick and healthy, restored and protected. The only thing I would caution against is that it can take some volume out of your hair because it is a little heavier than others, which isn’t bad for me because I have so much hair, but if you crave volume I wouldn’t recommend it. Available at Gerald Wells.

Last but not least:

My go-to lip colour and treatment by day is this little Summer Melon LipIce. I am never without something on my lips (again, I get that naked feeling), but I can’t constantly reapply lipgloss all day in-between kissing kiddies a hundred times and all my cups of coffee :). This LipIce has been my saviour for at least the past 6 months, and I have gone through too many to count. I currently have 3 in my handbag, one in my make up drawer, one in the downstairs key/sunglasses drawer by the front door and one in my car. The slightly pink/peach/coral colour is the perfect tint for day wear, and I find it lasts so well, and moisturises perfectly. My fave. Available at Dischem.

What did you think of this list of my fave products at the moment? Let me know! ||

Love Shan XOXO Disclosure: This post is written by me and is my honest opinion. I was sponsored the Avon Anew Reversalist Night treatment in return for my honest review. I was also given the Optiphi HA Masque. All other products I bought.

Flavour of the month | Beauty. Skin. Hair Hi lovelies! It has been a good long while since my last "Flavour of the month" post!

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ultraheydudemestuff · 4 years

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Jaycox School -- North Ridgeville Historical Society

5064 Jaycox Road

North Ridgeville, Ohio 44039

Members of the North Ridgeville, OH, Historical Society have been quietly busy (for the last 14 or 15 years) renovating an 1859 white frame one-room schoolhouse on Jaycox Road, located just south of Mills Road, which follows along the Avon-North Ridgeville border. In fact, the school once known as the Snow Road School (after the former name of Jaycox Road) was for 65 years Ridgeville Township Joint Sub-District No. 9 school; serving a district shared with Avon Township. Hundreds of area children (in grades 1 through 8) attended the District No. 9 school from 1859 to 1924 along with other children who attended the rest of the 10 district schools (some with one room, and others with two) that served Ridgeville Twp. from the mid-1800's through the 1920's. Five of these schools are still standing, but the other four are now private homes. The Snow Road/Jaycox Road school was moved from the east side of the street to the west side (and probably remodeled) in about 1880. After the 1923-24 school year, all of these district schools were abandoned, and students were transferred to the two new centralized schools the Ridgeville High School building (serving all 12 grades by 1926, and later known as the Junior High and Middle School), and the Fields Elementary School on Root Road at Fields Corners (closed for about 15 years, in about 1935-50; and later renamed Fields-Sweet Elementary School, and now no longer used for public school purposes). Both of these buildings (the High School and Fields Elementary) were later expanded and/or remodeled extensively.

Following the 1924 abandonment, the Jaycox Road school (District No. 9) became the property of the John and Grace Sullivan family, owners of an adjacent farm. In about 1985, the Sullivan family first approached the Historical Society about the possibility of purchasing the school; but the Society wasn't in a financial position to do so. Then, in 1988, the living heirs of the Sullivans offered to donate the District No. 9 schoolhouse (long used as a farm storage building) and its property to the North Ridgeville Historical Society. The gift was gratefully accepted, and plans were made immediately to renovate the historic building for future tour & display purposes. After first trapping and removing a variety of raccoons, skunks, and smaller rodents (thanks to Society member Lois Sullivan), and a wall full of angry bees (thanks to Harry Painter), there was much structural work to be done. In the summer of 1993, Lorain County Historical Society member and former Director Tom Stetak of LaGrange (known as Mr. Restoration) was hired, over a period of several years, to straighten and re-position the large sandstone foundation blocks and the large stone front steps, to brace up and level the sagging floor, install an external drainage system & replica replacement windows, and other necessary improvements. Tom's work was much appreciated.

Eventually, the nearly-collapsed old ceiling was removed and replaced; the roof was re-shingled; the original wainscoting was repaired, replaced where necessary, and stained and varnished; the floor boards were repaired and replaced, and stained; the plaster walls were patched and painted (along with the new ceiling); the front door vestibule, complete with most of its original doors, woodwork and hardware, was reconstructed; the original painted blackboard was restored; and the pot-bellied stove was renovated and put in place (along with new stovepipe). Extensive poison ivy, several unneeded trees, and much brush and undergrowth were gradually removed; the school grounds were graded, and the beginnings of a driveway and parking lot were installed. A long, winding drainage ditch through the back of the property, and part of the deep culvert along Jaycox Road (in front of the school) were eventually tiled and filled in, for safety purposes. Old school desks from various periods have been acquired whenever possible (though prices have gone increasingly higher); there are now over 30 students desks, one teacher's desk, the original blackboard, and many authentic school books on display.

Local civic groups, such as the N.R. Lions Club (whose volunteers gave the school its first coat of paint in about 65 years), the City and Mayor of North Ridgeville, and quite a few local commercial businesses (plus numerous individual volunteers) all have contributed labor, equipment, and/or materials toward the renovation of the District No. 9 school. Organizations like the Lions Club, the N.R. Corn Festival Committee, and many individuals, have contributed monetarily for the project. The largest single financial contribution came from sales of the book, The Elm Tree Talks (a narrative history of North Ridgeville), written by the late Miss Frances Smith, past president of the Historical Society. Her donation was most generous. Additional funding has come from sales of the Society's North Ridgeville historical calendars, and proceeds from the annual Swiss steak dinners held at the First Congregational (UCC) Church.

A special thank you must be given to the Society's Building Committee chairmen during the last 15 years: the late Harry Painter, John Mahl, and especially Russell Sigsworth (currently the Society's vice president) who single-handedly coordinated volunteers, paid workers and professionals, and the overall renovation timetable during the last seven or eight years and to many volunteer workers who have assisted with the project. The late Mr. Wilbur Grentzer did the lion's share of renovation of the interior and its furnishings in 1999-2001. In the spring of 2001 the local Ohio Representative, the late Jeff Manning, obtained a very substantial grant ($150,000) from the State Budget for the North Ridgeville Historical Society and its projects especially the Jaycox/Snow Road school. This additional funding will add many important finishing touches to the schoolhouse building, parking lot, and property. The weekend of July 7-8, 2001, saw the first public open houses at the building; displaying for the first time all of the school's renovations. In 2002, a storage building was constructed on the north end of the property; and in 2003 a standing-seam steel roof was added, and the driveway was blacktopped. The Snow Road School now joins several other existing renovated Lorain County schoolhouses, in places like Belden, Oberlin, Amherst, and Brownhelm. Jaycox School is open the last Sunday of every month during the summer (May-October), weather permitting, from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. to show how a 19th-century school looked.

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