Shoppables
Minnie-Cure: OPI's Minnie Mouse Collection
Minnie-Cure
I decided recently that if I skip mani/pedis, I have a free pass to buy whatever nail polish I want, whenever I want it. OPI's new Minnie Mouse collection has an adorbskies top coat with - squeeeeeee - little hearts in it!
Tried and Claire-approved.
Amazon, $8 each.
Clap Your Hands: Disney Couture Tinkerbell Snow Globe Ring
Clap Your Hands
Isn't that what Tink made Peter Pan do so fairies wouldn't die or something? I don't really remember.
Anyway, isn't this snow globe ring the cutest little piece of flair you've ever seen? The little silver ring has a globe with glitter and bubbles and fairies inside. Obsessed.
Fred Flare, $55.
Yes. Jelly Belly's Belly Flops
Yes.
I was at a family reunion that caused me to drive through Kenosha, Wisconsin the other week, and my cousin casually mentioned that the Jelly Belly headquarters located there sold "Belly Flops" in two-pound bags for like, $9.
If you aren't familiar, Jelly Belly sells little teeny boxes of beans for like $4 normally, so these massive bags are a smokin' good deal. The only catch? They're all a little weird. Stuck together, odd shapes and sizes, maybe slightly off, flavor-wise.
Even better, I say. And you can buy them online!
Jelly Belly, $9.
Here, Kitty Kitty: Stila's Kitten Collection
Here, Kitty Kitty
Remember the days when Stila hit the market? It was like 1998ish and all the celebs were going crazy over their lip glosses and shimmers that squeezed out of little silver toothpaste tubes and their eye shadows came in cardboard containers.
The crown jewel of Stila's collection was cult-favorite shade "Kitten", a shimmery champagne-colored shadow that was super-pigmented and super-sold out. The world was mesmerized by the little shadow and obsessed with the name. I particularly remember InStyle or someone going crazy with the Kitten taglines.
Now, 14ish years later, they've released a line of Kitten-colored goodies- glitter eyeliner, powders, lip glosses- you name it.
Prrrrrrrr.
Stila, prices vary.
Thirsty Thursday: Dreamfarm's Tapi
Thirsty Thursday
What do you do after you brush your teeth? Chances are you don't have a nice glass chillin' on your vanity. You stuff your face under the faucet, don't you?
We all do it.
This silicone faucet topper called Tapi by Dreamfarm is my favorite little toy - you squeeze the bottom of the spout, which your water freely flows out of, and squeeze it when you're ready for a sip. Out it shoots like a water fountain!
Soooo cute and fun.
Tapi, $6.
