Self Care ✨🫶
Call it a glow-up or call it survival. Either way, I’m thriving. 😅✨
Glow serum? On.
Ningxia? Sipped like it’s a $12 cocktail. 🍷
Essential oils? Diffusing like I live in a spa. 🌿
Bible? Open, because Jesus is the real source of peace. 🙌🏼
#HolyGirlGlow #MomFuel #NingxiaAndJesus #OilyAndAnointed #SkincareAndScripture #SelfCareSanctified
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That sounds grest! I really need to get myself on a me regimen. Im very ill and my whole life i spent taking care of my kids since i was 16 years old, now 47 years old, 18 surgeries later, 2 of them open heart surgery is at the age of 38. I run a little rescue out of my home also so it doesn’t leave much time for me because it’s me my daughter and a roommate senior. That’s basically bedridden that live here and no one helps me with anything at all and I have a lot on me and I would love to be able to find time to create a arrangement for myself like you have. It sounds wonderful., I have one years ago. I wish I could get it back. It was bubble bath once a week with classical music and a glass of wine, it was wrong, but it was something I enjoyed for me. You keep doing for you don’t lose yourself like I have being a mom is fine but you have to do for you too, and I learned that too late..