Reader Elaine recently sent me the following question:
Jordan, have you ever come across anything that works to truly tone/flatten the dreaded tummy area? After three kids the skin is so stretched it's depressing. I saw your wrinkle cream posting and I don't need much encouragement to buy lotions & potions so my wallet thanks you!! Anyway I thought you may have some ideas for me. Thanks a million!
And I tried to answer as best I could...
Hey Elaine!
Once you have the perfect sunglasses, the perfect cutoffs, and the perfect flats, you're really good to go.
Yesterday I shot the first part of a series for Better involving small dogs. And big men (yes, really). It was obviously a little bit of fun.
An FYI for those of you who don't already know: I have a Tumblr that I update frequently throughout the day (and on weekends). I also repost most of the content from this site on my Tumblr so that those of you who just read blogs off of your dashboards can get it more easily.
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Thanks to freelance graphic designer Sarah Dyrleif for the logo design!
After a long day of shooting all over the city with other people's babies (for an upcoming BetterTV series on small dogs)...
Photo credit: Bevan Mahaney
I've always wondered: if I suddenly discovered a strange man in my apartment, how would I react?
Last night, I got my answer.
And the answer is: poorly.
My sister-in-law Elizabeth recently sent me a recipe for something called "Angel Chicken," and last night I gave it a spin with a few minor modifications.
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Remember a few months back, when I raved about Cor Silver Soap? Here's a refresher, if you don't:
"OK, so this definitely falls into the Luxury Purchase category, but sometimes we all need a little luxury, no? The gift bag for the Ted Gibson Cocktails & Couture party that I attended the other night contained a sample of Cor Silver Soap, which contains something called “nano-silver”…and retails for a jaw-dropping $125 a bar. Lord.
A price tag like that would generally make me hesitant to crack open the packaging, but I was dying to know what soap this expensive would be like, so crack it open I did. I’ve been using Cor every day since…and it’s great. The theory behind the soap is that it’s one-step skincare: it cleans and moisturizes your skin, reduces the appearance of pores and fine lines, and enhances cellular repair (that would be the job of the nano-silver). Also, it contains sericin silk, which I’ve never heard of but apparently provides you with SPF 15 protection; very cool, considering that I forget to apply sunscreen 99% of the time (I know, bad).
