Grown women’s Vanity
Sometimes I sit here all day with my ear pods in and zone out. Sipping my always hot coffee. Doing my skincare. Sorting out my fav perfumes and of course mastering my makeup no makeup look. A place where I sit to fall back into my femininity. When I’m in my lil zone my household knows not to Pop that bubble I’m in. This is QT for me…especially when I’m having Bible study. Doing a crossword puzzle or coloring in my Adult coloring book. Etc. I had to set an area up for myself. I do my hair here and spend time doing my nails and reading books. It’s more to it then just “Vanity” this area for me is a place where I am reminded of who I am as a person. As a women. If you haven’t already…I hope this snippet inspires you to set up a space dedicated for you.
I sourced this desk from a thrift store for $30. When I did my research it was previously purchased from IKEA. This desk is all over Pinterest. Find you a corner and start with a desk. It doesn’t have to be expensive. Show me-tag me! I want to see sis… #vanityideas #womenover45 #coollikethat #sahmw #maketimeforyourself
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