It was love at first sight. Or should we say love at first touch? Ever since we first heard about the South Pacific's “First Aid Oil” we knew we had to have it. We’ve lost count of how many happy peeps have been helped by this unique oil.
It’s no secret that we are BIG fans of essential oils. And we’re not the only ones... These little bottles of aromatic wonders are on-trend and big business. But they're a bit controversial too, surrounded by a bucket load of marketing hype.
Some people think “sensitive skin” is a skin type, but we’re going to (politely) disagree. It doesn’t matter whether your skin type is normal, dry, oily or combo - it can still be sensitive. And like a wicked witch, sensitive skin can show itself in so many different forms...
It’s one of the things that makes us scratch our heads the most. You see it all the time through the social “pipes” (because, let’s face it, it’s hard not to overshare on social media hehe!). You’ve probably seen it too. The friend on a health kick.
You might be one of the lucky 10% but chances are that you share something with the rest of us... cellulite. Yep. We may not like to admit it but 9 out of 10 of us have some cellulite somewhere.
Febfast, Dry July and Ocsober have now made one quarter of the year dedicated to giving up booze. The big reason behind it all is raising money for worthy causes, but there could be some fringe benefits for taking part.
There’s a certain “je ne sais quoi” when something is made by hand. Something inside us just feels a little tingly when something is artisan, craft, or boutique. Whether it’s artisan bread, pottery, clothes, art, or even craft beer (Aaron’s weakness!), it feels pretty special.
Sting was definitely before his time. The whole wearing-sunglasses-at-night-thing says it all. We’re hearing you ask… “Why on earth would I want to wear my sunglasses at night?” Well there’s a good answer, and it has to do with compact fluorescent lights (CFLs).
Braving the elements in the middle of winter is not everyone’s thing. And plodding up and down on a treadmill can be as boring as bat poo. So what are you to do keep your body moving and the blood pumping?
The other day Dave (our back-of-house operations guru), was complaining about how soft his hands had become. Unfortunately it appears that working in the Happy shed has a downside - soft and supple hands.
