Sevenly is a
company that raises money for a different cause every week by selling “unique
and exclusive products”. Every seven days they support on another non-profit
organization. Their products are created for that week’s cause only and are
therefore limited edition. For every sold product Sevenly donates $7 to that
week’s non-profit organization.
Their
product range involves clothing, jewelry, prints, bags, accessories, etc. priced
between $15 for a print to $100 for an iPhone4/4S Juice Pack Plus. But the
price of the product doesn’t affect the donation of $7. On their website they
say “$7.00 per sale is more than 25% of our total revenue (all products
combined) (…) We do give $7.00 for every product sold. Not 6.99. Not $7.00
minus expenses. We give $7.00 cash, every time. Below is what the rest of our
revenue is used for.”
In my opinion
that is a whole lot more than it may sound like. I bought a racer back shirt a
while ago and still love it. The material is very soft; the shirt is loose fit and
still looks like it did on the day I got it. And shipping to Austria was no
problem at all.
I also like
that you can see on their homepage how much money was raised for this week’s
cause and how much time there is left.
I love the
idea of combining art with charity and will definitely support Sevenly again when
I can.
Tuesday, September 30, 2014
Friday, September 19, 2014
Lips by Kate
This
fall and winter I want to get more into wearing lipstick. I really like
buying them but I have to admit I don’t have the best hand in choosing
which color suits me. I do plan on wearing a lipstick often and than don't go through with it because I feel like it is inappropriate in one way or the other. I am never short of an excuse.
Anyway, I want to share with you the
last three lipsticks I bought. I got them online because they are not sold
where I live right now. I don’t know if they ever were.
I think the rose one suits me
the least. Or maybe I just haven’t found a way to make it work yet. It looks
nice on the picture but on my lips it looks a little dull because it has a
semi-matte finish. The swatch looks a lot shinier than it is on my lips. Maybe
I can make it work with a little gloss on top. The thing is though that I don’t
like extra glossy lips..
The second color is really
fall-y to me. It is also a rose color with a Brown undertone if that makes any sense. You can definetly wear it during the day with out being to bold and out there. As a matter of fact, I already did. *yay*
The red lipstick is my
favorite. It is on the darker side but not too dark. Definetly not an everyday color. But if you feel like wearing statement lips, this is the one. Unfortunately I haven't found the right day/occation to wear it yet.
Saturday, September 13, 2014
what a lovely duo
I
don't remember how it hit me but when it did, it hit me hard. ;) *haha* What a
phrase!
Unfortunately “penny talk” was limited edition. Great. But what would the world be without Amazon. Of course they have some in stock but there it now is €13,25. I can’t spend that much money on a nail polish. I mean I can but I really shouldn’t.
I
have the very bad habit that when I like something a blogger or youtuber
recommends or wears, I just have to do some research on
it and most of the time buy it. This time it was Essie's “penny talk”. When I googled
it I stumbled across a picture that was breath taking. That pretty much did it
for me. I had to have this nail polish in my collection - especially because I already owned the glitter polish!

Unfortunately “penny talk” was limited edition. Great. But what would the world be without Amazon. Of course they have some in stock but there it now is €13,25. I can’t spend that much money on a nail polish. I mean I can but I really shouldn’t.
A
few days later I saw Essie’s “buy me a cameo” in a drugstore and guess what? It
was on sale! I googled comparisons of the two nail polishes and figured it was
close enough.
This is my
interpretation of the lovely manicure from lackfein. I might have to practice my photography skills a little... But that's another story.
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