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Authentic Beauty, Blog

If you look at anybody who is successful in life they have looked within and said…ok what have I got? What are my resources? How can I make the most of them? How can I best utilise what I have within and around me? If they didn’t value their resources they wouldn’t be able to realise their full potential. And as economic and dry as this may seem your body is a resource, an asset. You have a miraculous body that serves you daily and it will serve you for the rest of your life if you honour it and treat it with respect and show it some appreciation rather than the constant criticism and harshness it is so used to receiving. When you’re in a state of resourcefulness you will be able to appreciate your value, your worth and you’ll be able to get the most out of what you’ve got. “Whatever

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Blog, GN Hair & Makeup

Mother of the bride? Or do you just have a special event to go to and your makeup doesn't sit the same way it used to. Sometimes it's an issue with application of eye makeup to mature skin, other times its just a case of not having a clue where to start. Click on the link below for more information on How to Apply Makeup to Mature Skin with simple step by step instructions. Mature Makeup Application Made Simple by Jennifer Stepanik (print book copy) For an ebook version of the print book click here  

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Blog, GN Fashion

My client is a petite and very slim version of an apple shape.   If you find that you store the majority of your weight on the tummy (often with a wider waist) and bust however have slimmer legs and arms (and often a flatter butt) then you’re probably an Apple Shape. It is important therefore to find outfits that therefore show off your arms and or legs as well as add layers (eg this cardigan) to help break up the mid section. Another option is to add diagonal patterns that cut across the body and therefore take away from the mid-section because your eye follows the direction of the line. To find out more on how to dress in a way that flatters your shape click here

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Blog, Self Care

Is the stress of everyday life getting to you?   Why not try making your very own Lavender Bath Soak? Below is a recipe from www.spanation.com.au Making a Relaxing Bath Soak is easier than you may Think. Not only is it easy but it leaves your skin feeling silky smooth. What you’ll need: 1/2 cup of Arrowroot Powder 1/2 cup of Baking Soda 10 drops of Essential oils- I’ve chosen Rose Geranium (5 drops) and Lavender(5 drops) However, if you have a blend you like or an essential oil that you prefer then just remember it’s your bath so make it one you’ll enjoy. Step 1: Add 1/2 a cup of Arrowroot Powder to a mixing bowl Step 2: Add 1/2 a cup of Baking Soda to the mixture NOW MIX TOGETHER Step 3: Add 5 drops of Rose Geranium (make sure you’re stirring as you add each drop of