Traci G.

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If you're looking for employment, Indeed is a great resource. Lots of jobs posted and registration and uploading your resume is simple.

I have sworn by E.L.F. eyeshadow, blush, bronzer, primer, and eyeshadow for years. I regularly use their Flawless Finish Foundation as it gives great, buildable coverage and truly wears just as well as some of the $50 per bottle foundations you find on the higher end of the makeup spectrum. I hold out for their 50% off sales and stock up for months! They also offer free shipping and a free gift on order over $25. Shipping within the US typically takes about a week and I've never run into any delivery issues. But, you can also find this brand in stores (Target, Walmart, CVS, Ulta, and even Old Navy) if you don't want to wait around for shipping.

As a homeschooler I'm always looking for curriculum that is interesting and won't break the bank. My six year old and I have already spent an hour learning by using these lessons and we're hooked. They're really fun! There's a ton of lessons available with the free trial but I think we'll upgrade soon. What I also love about Mystery Science is it was created for teachers by teachers to help lessen the lesson planning load.

I literally love everything about this brand. Organic and all-natural face/body scrub that leaves your skin SO soft. Super quick shipping and did I mention how soft it leaves your skin? It's insanely good and comes in all kinds of yummy formulas like Coconut, Rose and Vanilla.

Context nail polish is 100% vegan, non-toxic, and free of Formaldehyde, Formaldehyde Resin, Toluene, DBP and Camphor. This is great news if you're a bit of a hippie ;) They also make a Soy based nail polish remover that is much safer than the traditional acetate formulas.

The Hanalei Aloe Soothing Gel works amazing on sunburnt skin. It also contains papaya enzymes and smells amazing but definitely not perfumey.

I exclusively use Xlear/Spry toothpaste for myself and my son. I love that it doesn't contain flouride but instead uses Xylitol (completely natural and safe to ingest) If you've been looking for a flouride-free toothpaste, you should definitely try this out.

I've been using Yardley soap for years. Their English Lavender and Lemon Verbena scents do not disappoint. I actually use the Lemon Verbena bar as a facial cleanser and it works just as well as the expensive skincare brands. Their products aren't all natural but they don't seem to use too many terrible ingredients.

What I love about this brand is that they have some near perfect dupes for popular YL and DoTerra oil blends. Their version of Peace and Calming is called Stress Out and it is the closest thing I've found to YLs original. Another bonus is that you can buy this brand on Amazon with free Prime shipping. Big win!

I've always used Minwax was for sealing my wood projects but I recently discovered the Minwax Polycrylic protective finish and I will never go back to wax! It's so simple to apply (just make sure you're using a quality brush with synthetic bristles) and it dries incredibly quickly. It also seems to hold up better than wax and that's super important for high traffic pieces like a coffee table.

I have really narrow feet and can rarely find shoes that fit properly. I love that you can shop by "comfort" on this site and find shoes that will fit your needs. They also carry those hard-to-find tiny and large sizes.

So, Joseph Gordon-Levitt started this and it's basically an open source production company. It's a like an artistic social network where writers, artists, musicians, photographers, videographers and editors work on projects collaboratively. Really cool concept and I love exploring the site.

I started using Vipon a couple of years ago and I love it. I've saved quite a bit of money on items I order off Amazon by checking for discount codes via this site. I've also found some really great brands (SimplyEarth, Davina) in the process. Would absolutely recommend to anyone who has Amazon Prime and likes paying less than full price ;)

Simply Earth makes some really high-quality oils and they don't charge an arm and leg for them. They also donate 13% of their profits to help end human trafficking and I just love a company with a cause. They also have a really amazing subscription box that only costs around $40

I used to spend obscene amounts of money on one of the well-known MLM brands (Rhymes with Loung Yiving) Like, I was faithful to that brand, and that brand only. In a pinch, when my go-to brand was out of a very popular blend (Rhymes with Crease & Yawning) I found this site and ordered a giant bottle of their version for about the price I typically pay for 5mL. I wasn't expecting much but when it arrived I was shocked at how close it was to the real thing. So, I slowly started replacing my expensive stash with oils from Bulk Apothecary and I couldn't be happier.

I've ordered from Vitacost at least 20 times and I've never once had any kind of an issue with an order or delivery. Amazing BOGO deals so keep an eye out for those. I use coconut oil by the buckets so it's nice to get a discount on it. Plus, their coconut oil is fantastic!

So incredibly excited that I found this site. They have virtual classes available for all ages and they offer things like Pokemon Phonics, Architecture History + Minecraft and Sign Language Story Time. My son and I have a great time looking the classes and deciding what we want to learn about. Definitely recommend to anyone who homeschools or anyone looking to supplement their child's traditional schooling.

I have had the best experience with Ecwid. I needed a simple store to sell my bracelets on and while this is primarily a way to add a shopping cart to your already designed site, they also offer a really simple site template you can use. Much better deal than Shopify and also more user-friendly. Their customer support is also phenomenal. Great apps and integrations for email, chat and shipping. Every time an order comes in I'm thankful that Ecwid is the platform I'm using.