What small (10L-13L) backpack do you like for being out and about while traveling? NOT one to use as a carry-on or even personal item for a plane—I’m looking for one to hold like a water bottle, snacks, and maybe a small souvenir while walking around a city I’m visiting. TIA! :)
Hello! I'm looking for recs for a comfortable, padded bralette for small busts. I have a very small cup size, A if not AA, but a wide band size--at least a 36. The upside of this bust type is that I need very little support and can get away with wearing wire-free, hook-free bras. The downside is that it's very hard to find anything that 1) isn't too big in the cups and 2) isn't too tight in the band.
I got these bralettes (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01LZHP6II?ref\_=ppx\_hzsearch\_conn\_dt\_b\_fed\_asin\_title\_23&th=1&psc=1) from Amazon years ago, and they've been my favorite bra so far, but after buying them again recently I've found that the design/fit has changed, and they're now too tight in my usual size and too big in the cups in a size up. I've tried bralettes from Aerie, but they are either uncomfortable or don't have padding, and the times I'm not going braless I do want a little padding.
Fellow small-busted girlies, I look to you! TIA!
Anyone know of any restaurants in SLC with good charcuterie and wine that are open for lunch? I know wine and cocktail bars that have good charcuterie, but most of these places don't open until 4 or 5 p.m. Tea Zaanti has charcuterie but only seems to offer wine by the bottle and not glass, and I'm a lightweight. I was in PDX recently and found a little European market-type place that had charcuterie and wine by the glass open for lunch, and I'd love to recreate that experience here!
People with long, straight, somewhat thin/fine hair--how do you get your style to hold in humidity?? I'm moving to San Diego in a few months, and I want to figure out how to not look like a drowned cat when I'm living there. I'm from a dry climate (UT), so I've never had to deal with styling hair in humidity and don't know how to give it any body and hold. My hair goes flat in any humidity: no frizz, no body, nothing. I like to curl my hair, and it usually has a little body when I do, but it looks mousy, straight, and awful almost the second I step outside in humidity. I'd love any recs people have! Is it just mousse and/or texturizing spray?
People with long, straight, somewhat thin/fine hair--how do you get your style to hold in humidity?? I'm moving to San Diego in a few months, and I want to figure out how to not look like a drowned cat when I'm living there. I'm from a dry climate (UT), so I've never had to deal with styling hair in humidity and don't know how to give it any body and hold. My hair goes flat in any humidity: no frizz, no body, nothing. I like to curl my hair, and it usually has a little body when I do, but it looks mousy, straight, and awful almost the second I step outside in humidity. I'd love any recs people have! Is it just mousse and/or texturizing spray?
People with long, straight, somewhat thin/fine hair--how do you get your style to hold in humidity?? I'm moving to San Diego in a few months, and I want to figure out how to not look like a drowned cat when I'm living there. I'm from a dry climate (UT), so I've never had to deal with styling hair in humidity and don't know how to give it any body and hold. My hair goes flat in any humidity: no frizz, no body, nothing. I like to curl my hair, and it usually has a little body when I do, but it looks mousy, straight, and awful almost the second I step outside in humidity. I'd love any recs people have! Is it just mousse and/or texturizing spray?
Crossposting this from r/SanDiego in this sub too. People with long, straight, somewhat thin/fine hair--how do you get your style to hold in the humidity here?? My hair goes flat in any humidity: no frizz, no body, nothing. I like to curl my hair, and it usually has a little body when I do, but it looks mousy, straight, and awful almost the second I step outside here. I'm from a dry climate (UT), so I've never had to deal with styling hair in humidity and don't know how to give it any body and hold. I'd love any recs people have! Is it just mousse and/or texturizing spray?
People with long, straight, somewhat thin/fine hair--how do you get your style to hold in the humidity here?? My hair goes flat in any humidity: no frizz, no body, nothing. I like to curl my hair, and it usually has a little body when I do, but it looks mousy, straight, and awful almost the second I step outside here. I'm from a dry climate (UT), so I've never had to deal with styling hair in humidity and don't know how to give it any body and hold. I'd love any recs people have! Is it just mousse and/or texturizing spray?