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Wednesday @Wisebread: 25 Cheap, Multi-Purpose Beauty Products @MyschaTheriault #motownmom

I’m not cheap. Honestly, I’m not, but I am frugal and not afraid to admit it. I LOVED this article and wanted to share this with my readers so much. I also forwarded the article over to my sixteen year old daughter because I know how she likes to talk about fashion and make up. You can check out her youtube at: http://youtube.com/maggiekold

Now let’s find out more about 25 Cheap, Multi-Purpose Beauty Products by Myscha Theriault

woman removing makeup

We all want to look our best, but let’s face it. Our financial bottom line often takes priority over the season’s hottest shade of nail lacquer. These 25 cheap beauty products serve multiple uses while also being extremely cost-effective.

READ MORE AT: http://www.wisebread.com/25-cheap-multi-purpose-beauty-products

(See also: 5 Hair Conditioners You Can Make at Home)

Wednesday: @WiseBread: 15 Alternative Uses for Nail Polish #motownmom

I’m all for taking things and reusing them and I found this article too good! I knew about the run in the pantyhose and the jewelry thing, but the others were incredible. You must read this!

15 Alternative Uses for Nail Polish

Woman painting her nails

Remember that time you glued your fingers together with Super Glue? Don’t be embarrassed — we’ve all done it at least once. What did your mom tell you she needed? Nail polish remover, right? And you were probably like, that’s not gonna work. Except it did.

Before there was nail polish remover, however, there was nail polish — a predecessor of multifunctional proportions. What, pray tell, can a tiny bottle of liquid paint do besides make millions of women (and some men) feel beautiful? You may be surprised. (See also: 51 Uses for Coca-Cola: The Ultimate List)

1. Seal an Envelope

You know when you seal an envelope but realize you forgot to sign the check or left something out all together? You can still open it without tearing the envelope immediately after licking it, but it’s hard to reseal it again with another lick; by now the glue has transferred to the other side. Instead of throwing it away and grabbing a new envelope, brush clear nail polish on the flap to seal it even better than before.

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