I Finally Have Twitter and Instagram!

I know... I'm like an older person learning to use the internet for the first time.  I'll be sure to like my social media here on my blog for you all, so you can "follow" me.  I don't know about you, but that sounds a little creepy, but hey!  All the kids are doing it these days!

Also, I posted another (probably not very exciting) video.  I'll just put that down below:

It's just me giving my hair a trim.  It's really needed it!

Also, I've switched to acrylics on my fingernails because I read that the formaldehyde in nail polish can cause allergic reactions on the eyelids (its very thin, sensitive skin).  Here is my attempt:

I got these bad boys from the Dollar General.  If you want details about the price, brand, etc. just comment and let me know.  I'd be happy to share.  And call me crazy, but I swear I notice a difference with my eyelids already...  Ever since I took off the polish, they haven't bothered me.  Maybe it's the placebo effect.  I hope this solves my problem for good!  It keeps cropping up!!!  And while my remedies that I made a video about help, they haven't seemed to get rid of the issue completely!  I may end up making a trip to the doctor about it if removing my nail polish hasn't helped.

And you may ask how removing formaldehyde-rittled nail polish from my nails could effect my dry, itchy, red eyelids.  Thats because people (especially me) frequently touch, rub, massage their eyelids and even the formaldehyde in dried nail polish can cause and outbreak.  It's the number one cause of contact dermatitis (allergic reaction) on women's eyelids.  I'm sad to say I maybe have to give up nail polis on my fingernails... at least nail polish with formaldehyde.  Not all have it.  I know Wet 'n' Wild's polish is formaldehyde-free.  I'm sure there are many others.  I'll look into it.  And I'll be sure to update you on my eyelids!

Later!

Peachysara