01 Tuesday Aug 2017
Posted in Fashion, Saving Money
Tags
AliExpress, DIY, DocMartin, Everyday Runway, Fearlessly Living, Goodwill, Inspiration, Salvation army, Samina Martin, Saving Money, SummerLooks, Thrift, WORK
Hello, Fearless Folks, this post is so late. It was meant to read “Hello Summer” but because of the timing of the publication, I had to edit it a bit … enjoy these bright and fun photos.
01 Monday May 2017
Posted in Fashion, Lifestyle & Advice, Saving Money
Tags
DocMartin, Fearlessly Living, Goodwill, Salvation army, Samina Martin, Samnie Coleman, Saving Money, Thrift, Thrift Shops, Thrifting, Thrift_Ventures
Samnie Coleman, a good friend of Fearlessly Living and the creator of Thrift_Ventures, will be taking over the creative post for this month. She is a longtime thrifter and was ecstatic to share some of her ideas with all of you fearless folks, ENJOY!
31 Friday Mar 2017
Posted in Hair Care, Lifestyle & Advice, Saving Money
Tags
DIY, Fearlessly Living, Hair Care, Hair growth, Healthy hair, Natural Hair Deep Conditioner, Samina Martin, Saving Money
For years I have inconsistently used this mixture of natural ingredients to aid in the management and upkeep of my hair. I recently decided to be more consistent with this and I love the results. I am currently doing this once a month, I would like to do it more often but my busy schedule does not allow me to do so.
Each of these ingredients is natural and affordable, not only that they each have a unique advantage when added to your regular hair care routine. I am a huge fan of olive oil and coconut oil. These oils also have excellent benefits when used on the skin as well. I decided not to go into detail with that in this post but can do so in a separate post if you all would like to find out more information.
28 Tuesday Feb 2017
Posted in Fashion, Saving Money
23 Monday Jan 2017
Posted in Fashion, Saving Money
03 Tuesday Jan 2017
Posted in Saving Money
According to the Oxford Dictionary thrift is “the quality of using money and other resources carefully and not wastefully:…”
Thrifting was an embarrassment to me, I felt ashamed when my mother would take my siblings and me to the Goodwill or the Salvation Army to shop for clothing and other household needs. Today, thrifting is not only exciting it is the financially responsible thing to do. Took me some time to come to the realization but when I did there was no stopping me. I now take pride in my thrifty ways. My mother would jokingly say for birthdays and holidays she will get me a Goodwill gift card, I loved the idea.
