Makeup & Beauty Monday: Eaze Drop Blurring Skin Tint
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I like to change up my skincare and makeup routine with the seasons. Now that spring is in the air, I’m on the hunt for something to replace winter’s medium coverage foundation.
Fenty Beauty’s Eaze Drop Blurring Skin Tint is exactly what I’m looking for. This lightweight tinted moisturizer allows my skin to shine through, while the buildable liquid formula blurs and smooths skin. It’s also humidity-, sweat-,and transfer-resistant so you can wear it with confidence well into summer.
This tinted moisturizer is $35 at Sephora and comes in 25 shades so you can find your perfect match.
Sales of note for 4/16/25
(See all of the latest workwear sales at Corporette!)
- Nordstrom – 5,521 new markdowns for women!
- Ann Taylor – 40% off your entire purchase + 50% off one full-price item
- Banana Republic Factory – 50%-70% off everything + extra 20% off
- Eloquii – $29+ select styles + extra 40% off all sale
- J.Crew – Spring Event: 40% off sitewide + extra 40% off all sale
- J.Crew Factory – 40%-70% off everything + 60%-70% off spring faves
- M.M.LaFleur – New collection just dropped! Use code CORPORETTE15 for 15%
- Spanx – Lots of workwear on sale, some up to 70% off
- Talbots – 40% off select tops + 30% off dresses, skirts, shoes & accessories + 40% off all markdowns
Random question, but does anyone have a recommendation for drawing videos on YouTube that aren’t just “here’s how you draw a fox”? Like, ones that are more open-ended and not teaching you to draw a Specific Thing but rather providing prompts and ideas for creative drawing?
(fwiw I actually also really like the “how to draw a fox” style ones, like on Art for Kids Hub, but am looking for alternatives)
My toddler has to do a bowel cleanout. Any creative suggestions for how to get a 2.5 year old to drink 8 cups of liquid in a day? He’s a pretty good drinker but 64oz of liquid is way more than his usual.
Hi! Looking for recommendations for family friendly restaurants in Austin, Texas or close by. Our family will be there next week (2 kids ages 4.5 and 7) We are staying at the Lost Pines Resort and are also looking to check out downtown and try some good restaurants in the area. Would also love to hear any must do kid friendly activities.
Thanks!
Advice please for helping my son with a broken arm. He is 7, about to get a cast and will be off the playground and out of any sports for 8 weeks. He normally plays very actively with his 2 younger siblings and friends. (They all rough house… ) I told him he is going to be best friends with the librarian. Dad is going to teach him more about chess. Any other ideas to keep his mind occupied other than tv?
Has anyone started having parties/get together in an effort to make more parent friends when your kids were toddlers? What did you do?
As some background, we are friendly with a lot of other parents in the area and would like to actually make friends with them. While we’ve lived in our city for a while, many of our friends either don’t have kids yet or have moved out to different suburbs, etc. We’ve gathered that a lot of the parents that are semi-acquaintances at this point are in the same boat as us and are generally wanting to make friends. DH suggested having a grill-out and inviting all of these people, which just seems… exhausting…. since we’d be preparing a meal, etc., and probably not actually interacting with anyone we would be hosting. Any other ideas?
Parenting advice needed. so yesterday we took our almost 5 year old twins to an easter egg hunt. the eggs were filled with various little toys, etc. Twin A got two eggs that had key chains, one had a unicorn and one a bee. Twin B did not get any keychains. Twin A then said out loud “I’m thinking about how kind it would be to give Twin B the bee keychain.” Twin B rejected the bee keychain, and then kept opening her eggs and saw she had a squishy unicorn and convinced Twin A to trade the unicorn key chain for the squishy unicorn. A bit later, Twin A was hysterical that she didn’t want the squishy unicorn and wanted her key chain back. I do think Twin A felt a bit coerced and we were in the car driving at that point and so I made them switch back and said that from now on in our family we should wait 24 hours to make trades. This morning Twin B decided she wanted the bee keychain, and asked Twin A if she could have it, and Twin A said yes, so we put it on her lunch bag. Then 10 minutes later, Twin A said she wanted it back and this time I reminded her that she offered it to Twin B both yesterday and today and while she did not have to give it to Twin B in the first place, since she did, it is now Twin B’s and she has to ask Twin B if she coudl have it back.
I feel like I handled this whole thing completely wrong. Any advice for how to handle better? How to handle trading etc.
Based on recommendations from this group, we are headed to Beaches Turks and Caicos at the end of the week with our 5 and 7 year old sons. Any tips or insights on what to do or pack that you gathered in your own experience?
House advice for those of you with less-than-large homes. My kids’ bedrooms are really not large enough for desks, and we’re considering having a built-in done in our joint kitchen-dining area. The idea is for it to have a base that’s a double desk with storage on the sides for school stuff, and enclosed bookcases above for additional kitchen storage. Does anyone else have a similar set up with public-area desks, and pros-cons to share? Thanks.