Relaxing with Haconut

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When I was approached about sampling Haconut body scrub, I didn't know what to expect. I'm not one to use scrubs very often, but I love a good bubble bath. After reading the description of what it actually is, I was excited to try the product. When it arrived, I took a nice long bubble bath (think running out of water twice ha!) and enjoyed my time alone with music and favorite snack. Then as I was ready to rinse and get out, I slathered myself with the scrub and waited about 2-3 minutes while rubbing it into my skin. Lastly, I rinsed with a warm shower and didn't wash with soap.

The scrub had such a pleasant coconut smell, that I wanted to eat it when I opened it. It left my skin feeling super soft and delicate - the oils from coconut flakes worked magic on my bod. Coconut has natural oils that kept from feeling too heavy but left the skin feeling smooth. I loved the fact that it's organic and has pure coconut sugar, as well as Himalayan salt. I finished my routine with almond oil all over my body and let it absorb before putting on clothes. My skin felt AMAZING for several days! If you are looking for a good body scrub that won't be dry, has natural ingredients and will work for sensitive skin, try Haconut!

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Navy Dress Remix

dress: Vince Camuto via TJMaxx c/o (similar)
chambray: LOFT (similar)
belt: old
clutch: DIY (similar)
heels: similar
bracelet: TJMaxx
necklace: similar
watch: Fossil (on sale!)

Hello everyone! I can't believe how fast time is flying and it seems like in every pictures the bum is getting bigger ha. There is a little bit left to go and I'm counting down the days. Among being active and eating less sodium, I'm also taking red raspberry leaf tea capsules - the reviews seem to suggest that they help tone the uterus and ease the labor (if there is such thing ;-). One thing I'm praying for is not to carry past 40 weeks with which the capsules supposedly help also. Do any of you have advice or experience with that? Considering I was late the first time, I will take anything!

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Mint and Navy

top: Tahari via TJMaxx (similar here and here under $20!!!)
shorts: J.Crew (regular on sale!, similar)
flats: Target (DIY tassels)
bag: Amazon
necklace: Nordstrom (similar)
sunglasses: Choies (the real deal)
hat: J.Crew 

You know when you buy something and it seems like it's a bit too expensive? You do like it (more like love it), the color and the fit are just perfect. You get home and still think about returning it, then you decide to wait and see if you will find something to wear it with? And of course, you do! Then you wear it again, and by that time it's time to cut the tag off, because honestly it has the smell of your perfume all over it. Now you have to throw it in the wash and after that you wear it couple more times.

Well, that's the story of this top. At first I was on the edge about getting it but loved how it fit my belly, as well as the mint color (can it be more perfect?). I have contemplated about returning it but it's just the perfect top for this summer. It's flowy and light, long enough to cover the belly and I'm sure it's going to work after I have the baby. So, guess what? It's staying! Have you found your perfect mint top this summer? 

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