Disclaimer: The product featured in this review was sent to me free of charge. However, all thoughts and opinions remain honest and my own.
Hey Guys!
The cold winter months are right around the corner and in my neck of the woods it already feels like winter outside. For me that means my scalp becomes even more dry and itchy that it normally is. Lately to help cleanse and smooth my scalp I’ve been using the Tea Tree Oil Shampoo by Maple Holistics.
Maple Holistics offers products for your hair, body and skin that are all natural, made in the USA, cruelty free and sulfate free.
The tea tree oil shampoo contains therapeutic benefits from the effects of natural tea tree oil. The shampoo can improve your hair and scalp while promoting hair growth. It is suitable for men, women and children. It contains no parabens and is GMO free, cruelty free and gluten free.
My Thoughts:
I love this shampoo, the consistency is nice and smooth. The smell is pleasant and not overwhelming. It does a good job at cleansing my scalp and leaving it feeling refreshed but not stripped of my natural oils.
The only thing I did not like was the bottle, the plastic is really hard so it makes getting the product out of the bottle difficult. I think if a thinner plastic was used or a pump instead of a squeeze top would eliminate that trouble.
Would you like to try this or other products for yourself? Check out the free samples that Maple Holistics offers.
Overall I would definitely recommend this product to others.
Enjoy!
Next I took my stain and used a foam brush to apply it and then a cloth to wipe any excess stain away.
Just hide the screw parts towards the back. I love it! I think it turned out great.
This was a great find and it is pretty as is, however it doesn’t match the theme or colors in my room. So to fix that I started by spray painting it a satin ivory.
After spraying paint two light coats I wanted to jazz it up a bit more and add a different color. So I looked in my stash of paints and found these two colors which I mixed together.
After mixing the colors together I ended up with a muted brown-y beige-y color.
I used a small paint brush and painted a couple of the rings around the base of the piece along with the flowers. Here is how it turned out.
The color was still a little too orange-y for me so I went back over it with just the Vintage White acrylic paint with my paint brush and softened the color a bit.
So to start I picked up this photo frame from Ikea for $1.99.
Next I removed the inserts of the frame and then spray painted it a light gray.
Once it was dry, I measured the inside and cut out a mesh grid I bought from Michael’s for $0.79.
Total cost for this quick project is $3!
Not bad but didn’t fit the décor I am going for in my room. So let’s get to work! I started by sanding the dresser 3 times with 3 different grits. First was with 80, then 120 and finally 220.
I applied two coats with a sponge brush and then I let the paint cure on its own for 2 weeks before moving it into my room.
Here she is in all her glory, sitting pretty in my room! I love it, the color is fantastic and it looks like a new dresser!
