Going back a few months, I had a small series of blog posts (both written and video) about my ‘new found love’ for eye shadows. Well, since then I have acquired quite a bit, but I have found myself going back and purchasing over and over again from one particular place: Glamour Doll Eyes!

After my first purchase with them, I was hooked! The shadows are absolutely gorgeous and the owner is one of the raddest and sweetest people I have ever had the delight to encounter. Mind you, this whole company is a one woman show ran by her and she manages to produce great products at great prices with the best costumer service I have ever seen!

Now, Vee, the owner of Glamour Doll Eyes, is holding an extravagant 50% customer appreciation sale! And what a great time, too, since she just released several new colors! Here are the details:

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SALE STARTS JULY 30TH & ENDS AUGUST 10TH!

It is 50% off all full sized shadows with the use of the code lovegde. In order to use this code you must have a minimum of $48 in your cart (after using the code this comes out to only $24, which is 8 full jars!)

Mind you, you can purchase way more than that if you choose! Now, because Glamour Doll Eyes is just that awesome, if you spend $42 or more (after the discount) you will be able to pick out a FREE Glamour Gloss! They come in 13 beautiful colors, so there is definitely a color in there for you!

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This is a sale one definitly does not want to miss out on! So, be sure to mark your calendars and head over to Glamour Doll Eyes between July 30th and August 10th to stock up on the best eye shadows out there!

My personal recommendations: Graves in May, Hot Pants, Premonition, Mood Swing, Victorian, & Upper East Side!

Earlier I was sitting in the bathtub reading The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath. Now, quite a few people think I am nuts for attempting to read in the bathtub as the risk of dropping the book in the water is high. However, in my many years of reading and sitting in a bath at the same time I have never once dropped a book in the water. However, that changed today…

Not only did that change, but I thought the moment I dropped the book was quite ironic. I was reading the point in The Bell Jar where Esther tells how she was going to commit suicide by slitting her wrists and then sitting in a hot bath… well, she ended up not doing that… however, at that point my book slipped from my hands and ended up in my hot bath.

Maybe I am the only one who finds this ironic and/or funny, but I thought I’d share anyway.