Everybody has a secret is just so funny and silly. Great for when you want some tea split that has absolutely nothing to do with you.
Grave Matters is such a unique podcast. Discussing all things to do with death and dying. for example did you know there is something called a death doula?! I didn’t. A really interesting, impactful and beautiful way to learn about something we will all experience/go through.
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current events/analyzing the media: on the media
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girl talk/big sister time: not for everyone
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this podcast is my latest obsession! very funny everyday gossip send in by random people and read by the hosts - nothing like getting invested in juicy/hilarious/jaw dropping stories from complete strangers
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True crime/comedy. Two ladies and their private detective/friend throughly investigate what went down at their wedding. It’s set up as a true crime podcast satire type thing. it’s really funny and silly how super seriously they take the investigation whilst being fully aware of how ridiculous it is. Starts out a bit too giggly and toilet humor-y, but gets really gewd
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Hi! So I worked at Aesop for 2.5 years in Australia where the brand is from.
In complete honesty I would not recommend Aesop as a starting place to build your skincare routine.
The skincare range has a lot of essential oils, that unless your skin is quite robust, can be irritants to the skin. I am of the opinion that there are other brands that are more effective and well priced to get your skincare from.
If you are going to buy from Aesop, I would highly recommend their home, fragrance and body care ranges.
Some skincare brands at a similar price point with more effective products are:
- Dr.Dennis Gross
- Elemis
- Emma Lewisham
- Moon Juice
Apr 21, 2024
I like to mix up my vibe day to day - my current rotation has been the above three.
Could be light and fresh with Jo Malone one day.
Could be floral and musky with Glossier the next.
Could be woody and spicy with Aesop the following day.
Apr 21, 2024
A really unique perspective on the fluidity of pain (primarily in relation to chronic illness) and navigating the shifting mindset to cope with the pain.
Also a really interesting take on “friends for certain activities” - a friend you go to gigs with vs the friend you go for a morning jog with. How these friendships change us.
A fantastic quick read!
Apr 15, 2024