2. The In-Betweener. One Sunday morning, Chris and I set out to get our faces glowing with homemade pore strips using this recipe and tutorial. The verdict: It smelled ba-ad. Like cheese puffs. Which don’t necessarily smell bad if they are cheese puffs, but we don’t really like our cleansers–or faces–smelling like that. After setting for about fifteen minutes on our faces, we peeled it off. I can’t say our pores were completely clear, but our faces were baby soft. It was cheap and funny, made funnier because we couldn’t move our faces to laugh with the hard shell spread over our cheeks. Worth a try.
3. The It-Really-Works! You may have seen pictures of green onion stubs in water floating around Pinterest. Since we buy green onions almost every week, I thought I’d give a go at regrowing the ones we already sliced down. By the next week, the green part had grown above the glass rim again ready to re-use. My only mistake, make sure you tell everyone in the house why there are green onions in water on your windowsill for a week, or they might throw them out. …meh. You’ll have to take my word on this one–green onion stubs in water really do grow back.
What have you been trying on Pinterest lately. Hits and misses? We should all be informing/warning each other, right?
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I made a photo collage in the shape of a 50 for my mom’s birthday this week. The cardboard I glued all the pictured to started to bend a little bit toward the end of the day, so next time I’ll add additional support to the back, but it was still a huge hit. My mom loved it. I’m considering making one for my daughter’s birthday every year and displaying all of them at each birthday.
I love this post! So true that experiments from pinterest can have wildly varying levels of success :) I had the most awesome success recently with a bread recipe from pinterest though – from this blog: http://simplysogood.blogspot.com/2010/03/crusty-bread.html it’s amazing!! I’m a grad student with foster kittens and have zero time, but I’ve made about 7 loaves of this in different flavours and they all look like a professional baker made them, our friends rave over them :D (disclaimer: you have to have a dutch oven or a le cruset? to make them. I have a $34 dutch oven from walmart for camping :) )
I did wonder if the green onions would work, glad they do! I tried that tip on using salt to get the sticky gunk off your iron, guess what? Fail. Didn’t do a thing but get salt all over, oh well.
Yesterday I tried a cute hair idea… twist your hair and then run it through your flat iron… EPIC FAIL! I tried to get it to work out and messed with it unitl the very last minute before I had to leave… I was expecting fun, loose waves… I got friz! It was a bad hair day for me! From now on, I’ll try stuff like that on the weekends only!
I just put some green onions in a glass of water yesterday at the time doubting it would work…. glad to see you’re getting some success!!