Then you'll want to hot glue your magnet or magnets on and use some twine or ribbon to attach the two pieces. I looped mine so the know wouldn't show, but it's all up to you and your taste.

Now this beauty and ingenious piece is ready to be hung either on the dishwasher itself, or if you have curious furry friends around, on the fridge near the dishwasher.

I hope you enjoyed this sweet and simple DIY and if you have any questions or improvements please let me know in the comments below! Thank you so much for stopping by!

Hi everyone! I hope you're all enjoying the last of the Fall weather, I know I am!

Today I have a review of the Simple Cleansing Facial Wipes.

The Simple brand is known for their purity standards which means that in these makeup wipes you will not be exposed to the harsh chemicals often found in other makeup and beauty items. No perfumes, no dyes, and no harsh irritants.

Now I know, that sounds great and all, but what you're really wondering about this product, is do they work?

Personally, I really love these facial wipes. My favorite part about them was that they didn't leave any sort of residue on my face, but rather a nice clean feeling (which every makeup wipe should do). Some other perks about these fabulous wipes is that their "natural scent" which is just due to the product itself is not that bad. 

Every product has a few down sides and here's the ones for this product. First off the only quantity of the pack I can find is 25 and I don't know about you, but I wear makeup everyday, so these won't even last for a month! Also they are in the price range of $4.50 to $6.00 which is a little expensive from a college girl's point of view. Other than that I would rate these wipes a 4.5/5. The cost is definitely a considering factor for me, but if there's a coupon in the near future I will definitely look into buying these again!

You can find these wipes at Walmart, Target and other drug stores as well as Ulta and online.

If you guys have any additional questions about this product or want to request a product for me to review, please leave a comment below! Thanks for stopping by!

With all the grad parties rapidly approaching (at least for me, newly high school graduate in case you wondering), I am in desperate need for cheap, cute, and not awful DIY gifts for all of my newly graduated friends. After doing hours and hours of Pinterest research I finally found something simple, cheap, and easy, but also practical.

Brownie in a mug sounds interesting, right? This quirky, but cute gift can go for a dollar or less depending if you have all the ingredients or not. For those off you who know what baked goods in a jar are, this will be really relevant. 

First thing we'll go over is the supplies and ingredients needed.

Now for Brownie in the Mug recipe: 

1/4 cup sugar

1/4 cup flour

2 tbsp cocoa

Pinch of salt

The other ingredients (not put in the cup):

2 tbsp olive oil

3 tbsp water

Then you mix it all in your mug and put it in your microwave for 1 minute and 40 seconds

Here's some step by step pictures and a link you the video version too!

And Tada! All done! This DIY makes a great present too! Hope you guys will try it out and check back soon :)

At first I wasn't really sure what to call these lovely things, but then it occurred to me that I should call them something along the lines of Fairy Lights or Cloud Lights. However, I'll leave the name up to you. 

Here's some pictures for you before I go ahead and explain how I did it. If you're looking for a really super easy way to spice up or decorate a room with a little more frill and without a lot of cost, then this is the project for you!

At night time these precious lights are so enchanting. I'm obsessed. They are the perfect thing to sit and read by with the candles also lit.


This DIY project requires a string of lights, I personally love the white ones, a roll of tulle, and some scissors. I purchased my tulle at Joann's, I found it in the wedding section for about $3.99


Some pretty bokeh while I have the lights on.



Here's a day-time view as well.


I varied the length the I cut the tulle anywhere from 5 inches to 9 inches long and simply knotted them around the string of lights, about two between each light. If you wanted to cover the coloring of the wiring I recommend you add 5-10 between each bulb depending on your desired look.