Lipstick lovers, listen up!
MAC Cosmetics has the coolest promotion going on that we’re currently obsessing over. While we’re a tad bit late to the party (today, June 25 is sadly the last day), we still champion a good deal and had to share the deets.
If you’ve ever gone ham in one of MAC’s brick-and-mortar stores, don’t feel too bad because we’ve all been there. But the popular beauty and cosmetics brand is easing the shopping regret with a deal that will have you feeling guilt-free for once.
So, according to MAC’s site, you can get a free full-size tube of lipstick with a purchase of any two lip products. That means if you cop lip pencils, prep and prime for lips, and even lipglass, you’re qualified to grab one of their highly coveted lip shades at no additional cost. Sounds like a deal to us.
But hurry, because the promotion, which is in-store and online ends today.
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If you are a vegan, think back to when you weren’t. I know—it’s tough to recall memories of eating burgers and turkey sandwiches. But try. You probably took a lot of convincing to change your diet. In fact, the first few people who tried to get you into veganism probably drove you nuts. You may have thought they seemed entitled, pushy and even like they were in some cult. Now that you’ve recalled that, maybe you can be a little easier on your meat-eating friends who are resistant to your lectures on an animal-product-free lifestyle. We get it: you feel very passionate about your lifestyle, and you want to pass its benefits onto your friends. But sometimes what you intend to come off as loving comes off as judgmental, and even insensitive. Here are things meat eaters wish vegans would stop saying.
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If you’re in a loving, committed relationship then sometimes, when you’re having a bad day, there’s nothing better than a hair-pulling, dirty-talking, sweaty session in the sheets with your significant other to shake it off. Sex, as a stress-reliever, certainly has its merits. But you run into a problem when you use sex to “fix” problems in your relationship, and in your life, that require real thought, time, effort and solutions. Because sex gives you an instant boost of all the feel-good hormones, it can give you the illusion—at least for a little while—that everything is better. Since sex makes you physically close to your partner, it can make you believe you are emotionally closer—even when you aren’t. But ultimately, it cannot fix large issues. So, do you use sex to fix your problems?
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