Swimsuit: Solid and Striped
Shorts: Tommy Hilfiger
Sneakers: Nike
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It’s what you apply under your makeup that will keep you looking fresh faced all day long…
Skin priming is becoming more recognized as a major step to take before makeup application. Although the cleaning and toning process is important, it is just as important to prep your skin before putting on makeup. A few benefits of using a primer is that it seals your pores and acts as a natural shield for dust, water, and debris that might make your makeup wear off. It also reduces redness and won’t irritate your skin.
The Korres Greek Yoghurt Nourishing Primer is a perfect addition to your makeup routine! Protein from Greek yogurt, which contains two and a half times the protein of regular yogurt, helps to strength and hydrate the skin while creating a smooth canvas for makeup. The moisturizing nature of this primer also allows your foundation to be less likely to fade. This is a great way to ensure your makeup stays fresh whether you’re spending a day at the beach or at work.
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Jacket: Vintage Levi’s
Hoodie: Supreme
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The idea of treating your skin to a full 24 hours of deep hydration and advanced radiance sounds amazing doesn’t it? Korres 24-Hour Wild Rose Moisturising & Brightening Cream is the perfect fit for dehydrated skin that needs a little extra love. Packed with hydrating ingredients such as grape seed, olive oil, and natural sunscreen this moisturizer is sure to make your skin very happy.
Wild Rose oil is a natural source of vitamin C which repaires fine lines and skin discolorations. Its soft texture and unique blossom aroma also add brightness and radiance to the skin. This moisturizer also acts as a protective film for the skin and helps with cell regeneration. Korres 24-Hour Wild Rose Moisturising & Brightening Cream is perfect for repairing your skin from the sun during summer months.
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That old familiar feeling…
The summer of 1996 is relived with the return of the Nike Air More Uptempo. A special colorway worn by Scottie Pippen in the 1996 Olympics held in Atlanta, USA. The 20th anniversary celebrates a Sweat The Style favorite. The classic navy and white boldness makes it a great silhouette on and off the court.
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Hat: Sweat The Style
Jacket: Acne Studios
Sports Bra: Sweat The Style
Bikini Bottom: Frankies Bikinis
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Ryan Ulsh
Top: Adidas
Classic Leggings: Sweat Crew
Sneakers: Adidas
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A seasonal sweet and savory tartine makes a great snack or side for a salad. This one in particular has a combination of flavors and textures that will automatically question whether you should feel guilty about eating this. Chef Catty Boom Batty specializes in tartines and after a trip to the farmers market she decided to make some with figs, which are in season. Figs are part of the mulberry family and have a wealth of nutrition like fiber, magnesium, vitamin B, potassium, and more. They’re sweet, have a soft consistency, and lots of seeds that provide a little crunch. Then of course there’s bread and cheese used to make this tartine, but if you source the best quality of both it will only be delicious, nutritious, and satisfying.
All the ingredients, besides the cheese, are from the farmers market. The more you expose yourself to the best quality ingredients, the less you will crave the artificial stuff, which will eventually lead you to making healthier choices for taste rather than for a diet. This is an easy to assemble dish that will impress even the most sophisticated foodie!
Ingredients:
1ea Country Loaf, sliced ½”- ¾” sliced, 6 pieces cut in half on a bias
1ea Humboldt Fog Cheese, mini cut into 12 1oz pieces
12 ea Mission Figs, ripe cut into ½
½ T Thyme, picked
24 Walnuts halves, toasted
2T Italian Parsley Leaves, chopped
¼ c + 1T Extra Virgin Olive Oil
Kosher Salt or Fleur de Sal
Freshly Ground Pepper
Directions:
Preheat the oven to 375°F. Place the sliced bread onto a baking tray. Drizzle or brush the oil onto each piece. Toast in the oven for about 12-15 minutes or until golden brown. Remove and cool.
Season the halved figs with salt, pepper and thyme. Place a medium cast iron over medium-high heat and coat with 1T oil. Put the figs cut side down onto the cast iron. Sear for about 30 seconds or until golden brown. Remove and cool, then cut in half.
On each piece of toasted bread, place the cheese, 4 pieces of figs, and 2 walnut halves on top. Season with a pinch of salt and pepper, and garnish with chopped parsley.
Recipe by: Catty Boom Batty
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With the 2016 Olympic games approaching we can all be sure to be amazed by the toned and sculpted bodies of the women players in the Beach Volleyball competition! Playing sports on the beach is always an amazing workout and playing volleyball on the beach is truly one of the best workouts you can get.
According to Harvard Medical School, beach volleyball burns calories quickly! A 155-pound person will burn 298 calories during a half-hour game of beach volleyball. This sport is also a great way to build and strengthen many muscle groups throughout your body. Beach volleyball uses every part of your body. You use your arms, shoulders and chest to spike and serve the volleyball, your legs running through the sand, and your core to stay balanced as you do each move, truly making it a full body workout! Lastly let’s not forget the best reason to get involved in a game of beach volleyball game, it’s fun!
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