#my wallet also had a chain hanging from it that I clipped to my pants to look hard but that’s a different kind of cringe

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Allow me to commiserate about the cringey ten year old Prussia obsession. I bought an actual iron cross from a flea market and I loved the thing, my Mother never let me wear it anywhere, thankfully ad when I was like seventeen and (grownup) I threw it like a skipping stone into my towns lake out of embarrassment on multiple levels hgjfkdsa The Prussia obsession never left tho and I after then event read like four books about Prussian history and Teutonic knight history and military warfare and Prussian army victories. Now he's just my baby girl xD

I gotta stop outing myself like this. Should I stop putting my every single thought into tags? Yes. But anyways Prussia simps just the same everywhere aren’t we or2

I was thinking of outing my DA name since you told me your embarassing moment but it still physically hurts me too much to write it out so I will just say that it included the German word for Prussia but I had no idea how to make the fancy B lookin letter they had so it was just a regular B 😭😭😭

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Never Lose Chapstick Again with Lippy Clip

Ladies, I know you’re all with me when I say that I literally can’t ever make it through a tube of chapstick! The main reason being, I always lose them before I can finish. I have a bad habit of leaving them in my car, in my desk at work, on my night stand, in literally every purse I’ve ever owned, in my pants or coat pockets, anywhere you can think of I’ve probably left it or lost it there.  

Lippy Clip is a company started by Amy Gabriel of Gabriel’s Good Tidings in around 2013, when she left her nursing career or 10 years after a series of horrific events. She then began creating and selling products she made online to help support her family in new ways and help women keep products they need at an arms reach. 

I received product in exchange for my honest review and feedback, regardless of this all opinions are my own. I only post about products that I am genuinely interested in or that I believe my followers will be interested in. 

I stumbled across Amy and her company via a Facebook post and thought how neat her item was, The Lippy Clip. I had never heard of it before, but was so intrigued because as a woman who has a million things constantly going on, it is so easy to misplace things in your life, even something as small as a tube of chapstick. 

Browsing through the site, it was so hard to pick one style that I loved, because there were multiple styles that I found so cute! I ended up choosing the Grey Damask pattern, because it’s a pretty and feminine neutral pattern that will go with a lot of things I own. 

Before I got the Lippy Clip, I thought the fabric was a little stretchy from the looks of it and the looks of the lines running through it. I thought it was going to be kind of a spandex-y material. It is not though, it's more of a ribbon material. So it is sturdy, but flexible enough for you to fit your chapstick in it.

It fits any standard sized chapstick. I tried it with a chapstick that is a little different shaped than the typical round tubes, this one is a little more flat and oval shaped.

I was a little worried it would be tricky or hard to get in there, but it was actually very easy. I just had to pucker the fabric a little of the Lippy Clip and then the chapstick slid into it very easily.

The clip ring is very easy to put on your wallet, purse, keys, etc. I didn't feel like the Lippy Clip hung down too far or anything on my keys. Sometimes key chains and things hang  long and can be annoying when driving or they make an annoying almost clanging sound while you're driving, but because this is made out of fabric it doesn't do that. Or for those of you that work in the medical field and don't have pockets in your uniforms, it can clip onto your badge reels also!

Overall, I really love this product. I think the Lippy Clip, is such a great idea, and something that I never would've ever thought to make or create for my chapstick. I love that it's a small business and that it's female ran and created also!

I know that it's not Christmas time, but these make for such a good stocking stuffer present, or little present in general. I always get my coworkers a small gift for Christmas and I think this might be what's in store for them (good thing they don't read my blog lol!).

If you're interested in checking out Gabriel's Good Tidings and the Lippy Clip, and all the other beautiful, fun patterns, then head over to their website here!