Skin Care & Spooky Stories

  Today was my last day of class … ever. In a week and a half, I will be a UNC graduate. For today’s blog, I wanted to talk about one of my favorite classes at Carolina. By the way, if you thought this blog wasn’t going to involve something spooky, you’re wrong. This blog is about my English 148 class … Horror. Sure, it sounds like a weird class, but it’s really interesting. I took this class with Tyler Curtain and he was ah-mazing! We pretty much just watched scary movies, read scary books, and then talk about them as a class. If you’re an introvert, maybe this class isn’t for you. Participation is your biggest grade. We watched a lot of Stephen King we watched It, Carrie, The Shining, and Misery. We also watched a lot of classic Halloween slashers like Halloween, Friday the 13th, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, and A Nightmare on Elm Street. Have you ever thought about how scary movies make you feel? Is it anxiety? Disgust? Fear? Anger? We really took a deep dive into understanding...

  Hi everyone! Usually, I film my videos at night, so you normally get to see my nighttime skincare routine but I decided to switch it up and show you my morning routine and how I prep my skin for the day. Most of the skincare products I use can be used in the AM and PM. Skincare products can get pricy, so I go to  TJ Maxx  for a lot of my products. Also, it's important to remember that what works for my skin, may not work for yours. All skin is different so it's important to find out what works best for you! 

  Hi everyone! Some of you may have seen my Skin Care and Spooky Stories with Savannah videos, but I wanted to tell you all a little bit about myself and why I love telling spooky stories. So, here's a little bit about me!

  Hi everyone! If you're from North Carolina you might be familiar with this story, it's about  Lydia's Bridge . It is one that I learned long ago as a child. It's one of those campfire ghost stories, you know the ones that aren't too spooky but just spooky enough? Anyway, I hope you like it! 

 America's Most Haunted Cities! Hi everyone! Today’s blog involves all things haunted. I wanted to share some of America’s most haunted cities and some of the “must-see” locations in those cities. I have visited a few of these cities before and LOVE them. The rest are on my bucket list … especially Salem, MA!  New Orleans, Louisiana  New Orleans is considered the most haunted place in the United States. The city is said to be full of ghosts. This includes Priest that still haunts churches, soldiers that still roam hospitals, and homes of ghosts who still reside there today. There are also a ton of vampire stories as well. Voodoo was also a common practice in the city, with some still practicing it. It is a huge part of the New Orleans culture.  Places to see:  Voodoo Lounge  (order the voodoo daiquiri … aka “the purple drink”)  Bourbon Street  Cat’s Meow  (the coolest bar on Bourbon St. IMO)  Museum of Death   Savannah, Georgia...

Girl, Wash Your Face.  This week I decided to blog, instead of vlog. You usually get to see a glimpse of my skincare routine while I tell spooky stories. You may have noticed that my skincare routine is pretty similar in every video. Sometimes I like to switch things up and use a cleansing pore strip or a charcoal mask . One thing that you may have noticed is that I never use makeup wipes in my videos. Makeup wipes are quick and easy but are they good for your skin? Let’s be honest, we all skip washing our faces sometimes. If you’re like me, you might just use a makeup wipe and say “that’ll do”. What’s one night going to hurt, right? WRONG. Washing your face is extremely important! Did you know that makeup wipes only break down makeup particles? They don’t actually remove makeup. They are not formulated to thoroughly clean your skin. When you finish using a makeup wipe, you may see the makeup on the wipe, and your face may look makeup-free but they often leave residue behind....