DIY Reuse Your Old Glass Candle Jars!

Hey Guys!

Here's a quick tip on what to do with your leftover candle jars once the flame burns out! I try not to throw them out or toss them in the recycling bin; it's like tossing out cash! These jars literally sell for between $4 to $7 dollars at kitchen/bathroom supply stores and container retailers!

And they're great for storing all kinds of things! To name a few off the top of my head, Spices, Sugar, Rice, Coffee, Cotton Swabs, Cotton Rounds, Makeup Brushes, Decorative Soaps, Hair Products and Tools, Supplies, Flowers and Plants. They can even be used as containers for gift-giving and displays!

So before you throw that candle jar away, I'll show you how to get it nice and sparkly and like-new again! I hope it helps!

Oh, and Happy Holidays!

xoxo Whit

Washing "Natural Hair" Easy Method Terressentials Organic Hair Wash

I get a ton of questions regarding how I wash my hair, if I'm using a leave-in conditioner, and if I'm still using the Terressentials Organic Hair Wash, so I knew it was time for an update, besides, some things in my wash regimen had changed!

I honestly feel like the longer my hair grows, the easier it is for me to wash.. am I crazy!? Maybe it's gravity weighing my hair down (lmbo... yea, I wrote that...), or perhaps it's just that I've finally figured out the best practices for my hair.. lol, I don't know, but I am so grateful!

I hope this helps you too! Byee!

XoXo Whit

YIKES! That video still looked better as a small thumbnail! LOL! Hey, primpin' aint easy! #sideeye