What's the Deal Dreadful? Review of 100 Premium Long Lasting Glow Sticks

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    Hello lovelies,
        I am back with my final review of the day a review of 100 Premium Long Lasting Glow Sticks.
 I have three kids and they LOVE glow sticks (seriously I don't think that I have ever run across a kid who didn't like glow sticks)  however we could never find them in a large enough package where everyone could enjoy the fun and everyone wanted to have the same color as everyone else. This package contains 100 8" long bracelets and 100 clips. There are more than enough for each one of my three to have one of every color and then have some to play another day. They are extremely easy to use. Just take one of the bracelets out of the package and snap in several places to activate the glow and attach each end in one of the connector clips. They are large enough to make bracelets or you can eve clip two or three together to make a headband/necklace. We also attempted to make the "fairies in a jar" project where you dump the contents of a glow stick into a jar with some glitter. While we did get a glowing jar , we had to cut the glow sticks up into little pieces and and then shake the jar up and learn that this is probably a project for the larger glow sticks but it did work. The kids love to dance around with the lights off with the glow sticks and even used theme for a night time ring toss. These glow sticks last a long time and are great fun for the whole family.

They are made in the USA (obviously)

The bag of connectors

They come in assorted colors

Our failed Fairies in a Jar Pinterest experiment

My daughter holding the Fairies in a jar

    If you would like to pick up your own bundle of 100 Premium Long Lasting Glow Sticks for your kids or yourself, cause hey you may want to have a light switch rave you can do so on Amazon. They are $12.95 which comes out to a little less than 13 cents a glow stick which you really can't beat. I hope that you enjoyed this installment of What's the Deal Dreadful and until next time lovelies!

In the Pursuit of Fabulous..EOTD- Blue Storm done with Sugarpill cosmetics

     Welcome to the first installment of  In the Pursuit of Fabulous. Today, I am doing a review for Sugarpill cosmetics. I honestly can't say this enough, I love Sugarpill cosmetics. While I would be surprised if there were some people out there who haven't fallen in love with this amazing brand and jumped on the bandwagon. But, just in case you are late to the party don't despair.
   Shrinkle, the owner/creator of Sugarpill, is a complete visionary. I remember running across Shrinkle, several years ago on Ebay (we won't go into how many), where she was selling Kryolan makeup. The colors where bright, outrageous and were simply gorgeous (not to mention they lasted FOREVER-seriously, I still have some in my makeup horde). However, it took a bit of practice to work with it. But it was well worth it. She took the brilliant and vibrant colors and created her own line of cosmetics and what can I say? They are AMAZING! So instantly when she opened up her online shop I had to purchase some. Not only is her customer service and shipping extremely professional, the quality of the makeup is simply perfect.There have been other brands which claimed to have vibrant color and fall flat on their faces.But, Sugarpill never fails to impress me every single time I wear it. So, if you don't have any, go get some, right now. Enough gushing about the makeup and on to the EOTD-Blue Storm.

Colors used: Tako and Afterparty from the Sweetheart pallet and Royal Sugar and Stella loose shadows.