FIXD OBD-II Active Car Health Monitor – 2nd Generation

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Check Engine Light Diagnosis – Shows why it’s on in plain English and can clear the light

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FIXD helps you better understand your vehicle by translating check engine lights and tracking scheduled service. We’ve all been there – You’re driving along and your check engine light comes on, but what does this light really mean? Avoid ambiguous lights and confusing technical definitions and let FIXD translate your check engine light into simple and understandable terms.

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  • Winter Garden

    It feels like there have been so many auctions of exquisite collections in the last few years. It makes me feel sad to see them be broken up but hopefully the furniture and objects end up going to good homes. Susan Gutfreund sold her Henri Samuel decorated duplex apartment at 843 Fifth Avenue last year and now some of the best pieces from it are for sale at Christie’s. I toured the preview today and it was interesting to see everything out in the open. You can see my photos from Christie’s in my Instagram Stories. Some of the items will be in the live auction and others already have bid in the online auction. I especially loved the green Winter Garden room when I visited the apartment for a party in 2018. I don’t think I’ll be able to afford anything but it’s fun to dream.

    Photos by Heather Clawson for Habitually Chic

  • Notorious Collared Necklace Styled Two Ways

    If you’re looking for a way to honor Ruth Bader Ginsburg and look good while doing it, I highly recommend the Banana Republic Notorious Collar Necklace. Banana Republic has reissued the iconic collar necklace and will be donating 100% of the proceeds from the sale of the Notorious Necklace to the International Center for Research on Women (up to $500,000) through December 31, 2020 to support of women’s equality worldwide.

    I’ve styled the necklace two ways, one for Christmas and one for New Year’s but you could even wear it for a Zoom call with sweatpants on the bottom.

    The Notorious Necklace styled for Christmas.

    The Notorious Necklace adds pizzazz to any outfit but the best part is that it benefits the International Center for Research on Women.

    I like this lighter Silk Cashmere Relaxed Sweater with the pleated skirt since it’s a little dressier. It also comes in five other colors.

    I have the green Satin Pleated Midi Skirt (it looks teal in the above photo but it’s really green) but I also love the red for Christmas. It’s also available in black and gold too.

    I have no desire to wear heels so I’ll wear the Satin Pointy-Toe Flat with Crystal Buckle which are also available in black suede but these Madison 12-Hour Suede Pump with Crystal Buckle are a chic option if you want a little height.

    Don’t forget to coordinate your mask to your outfit. You can share this Pack of Five Masks with your friends and family.

    The Notorious Necklace styled for New Year’s Eve at home.

    The Notorious Necklace can really be worn with any outfit.

    I love the simplicity of this Bias-Cut Satin Slip Dress for New Year’s Eve at home and it comes in three other colors. But if you want a little more sparkle, there is also the Sequin Bias-Cut Slip Dress.

    If you live in a colder climate, I’d throw this Birdseye Duster Coatigan over the dress. It’s also available in five other colors.

    These fun Pointy-Toe Indoor Slipper are the perfect shoe for New Year’s Eve at home. They are available in two other prints. Or wear the Madison 12-Hour Suede Pump with Crystal Buckle for a fancier look.

    The finishing touches to my outfit are my vintage Cartier Tank Watch which was an early Christmas present to myself, chic dark aptly titled Single Ladies nail polish from Deborah Lippmann, and Le Prunier Plum Beauty Oil.

    Happy Holidays!

    XOXO,

    HC

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  • Winter Skincare for Face and Body: 2021 Edition

    It’s turned much colder this week so I thought it was time for a winter skincare post. The low temperatures, harsh winds, lack of humidity, hot interiors, and exercising outside all wreak havoc on the skin in the winter. I’m touching on my favorite procedures and products, many of which could be used by men as well as women, to combat dry and flaky skin on your face and body.

    I’ve missed a lot of things during the pandemic but facials with Leah at Mario Badescu is a big one. I’ve been seeing her for more than 15 years and while she assured me that they are taking lots of precautions at the spa, I just don’t feel safe going anyplace where I won’t be wearing a mask. So I have to give myself facials at home with the Aira Ionic Facial Steamer which happens to be very on sale now. Steaming is great for hydration or before you want to do your own extractions.

    My facialist does two masks after steaming but I usually just do one unless I’m feeling indulgent. The Mario Badescu Healing and Soothing Mask has been my go to for years since it’s gentle and doesn’t dry out quickly so I can leave it on longer. Afterward, I always use Dermalogical Daily Microfoliant for extra exfoliating. At Mario Badescu, I usually get the gold mask as an add on. You can use the Peter Thomas Roth 24K Gold Mask Pure Luxury Lift & Firm at home.

    I started using my Clarisonic again during quarantine and shocked to learn that the company went out of business. I think a cleansing brush is great for extra exfoliation and to stimulate blood flow. A great alternative is this Facial Cleansing Brush that is currently on sale right now.

    In the winter, you need to use a creamier facial cleaner and my favorite Kiehl’s Clearly Corrective Brightening & Exfoliating Daily Cleanser is perfect. Emulsify it first in your hands before applying to your face. I also still love Kiehl’s Blue Astringent Herbal Lotion especially to help combat maskne. Even though my facialist told me I don’t need it, I use Mario Badescu Buffering Lotion preventively to keep my skin clear.

    The best new product I bought last year is Le Prunier Plum Beauty Oil. “There’s only one ingredient in this luxe, multipurpose moisturizer: plum-seed oil. It’s quick-absorbing and practically weightless but nourishes and moisturizes like crazy with antioxidants, omega fatty acids, and polyphenols. The oil works brilliantly for face, hair, and body.” I was only using it in the morning but I recently started using it at night and I wake up looking refreshed. It’s sold out but pre-order it now because it’s definitely worth the wait.

    I ran out of most of my Dr. Barbara Sturm products so I decided to see what else I had in my beauty closet. I started using La Prairie Cellular Platinum Rare but I think they’ve transitioned it to Platinum Rare Haute-Rejuvenation Cream. I had no idea it was so expensive when I started using it so I’m sorry. Some other heavy creams I love for winter are Chanel Sublimage La Crèam Texture Suprême, La Mer Cream de la Mer, and Dr. Barbara Sturm Face Cream Rich.

    I stopped using Glyderm Cream Plus 12 for a little while and regretted it. To keep it from drying my face out too much, I used it at night over Dr. Barbara Sturm Night Serum or Le Prunier Plum Beauty Oil and then top it off with Dr. Barbara Sturm Face Cream Light which I haven’t run out of yet.

    Exfoliation is the best way to keep your skin clear and looking younger by slothing off dead skin cells. I try to use Cane + Austin 30% Miracle Daily Facial Resurfacing Treatment Wipes in the morning while I’m checking my emails and before I do my morning skincare regime. Once a week, I use Drunk Elephant T.L.C. Sukari Babyfacial AHA + BHA Mask for super soft skin.

    If you have any maskne spots, dab this Mario Badescu Healing Powder on them with q-tip. It takes down the redness and heals and can be used over makeup. It’s one of my all time favorite products.

    Don’t forget that you still need sunscreen in the winter and especially if you are using peel pads or having laser treatments. I love La Roche-Posay Tinted Mineral Ultra-Light Fluid Broad Spectrum SPF 50 since it doesn’t leave a white film on my face.

    Another thing I really miss are lash tints. They make my eyelashes look so much darker and thicker but they don’t seem safe to get right now either. In the meantime, I’m using RevitaLash to lengthen them and RevitaBrow to grow in my brows while no one is seeing me.

    I had my first Clear + Brilliant Laser in a year with Dr. Wade in late October and I really needed it since I usually get them done 2-3 times a year. Winter is also a great time to get a laser treatment. You shouldn’t do them in the summer since sun exposure will negate the effects. They’ve made a huge difference in my skin texture, hyperpigmentation, and the tightness around my jawline since I’ve started getting them in 2013. There is only one night of social downtime for this laser but regular Fraxel might require a week or even two of downtime. IPL doesn’t have any downtime and it’s a great laser for hyperpigmentation and redness. There are also tightening lasers so talk to your doctor this winter about what you should be doing.

    I have an appointment with Dr. Wade on Friday for a little Botox between my brows and maybe a little filler. This pandemic has me off my usual schedule but I’m trying to get back on track so I’m ready to face the world again when it’s over.

    I’m still using the Newa Radio Frequency Device off and on since I bought it this summer. Radio frequency encourages the growth of collagen which plays an essential role in building smooth and plump skin. I use it in the morning since the Glyderm product is so strong. I don’t think my jawline has been so defined in years. You use the device five days a week for four months and then you transition to two days a week. After I’m finished, I use the NuFace Fix around my eyes to depuff them.

    You can use microcurrent and nannocurrent devices in conjunction with the Newa so I alternate my NuFace Mini three days a week and the Ziip Beauty device two days a week. I read that you get great results when you combine radio frequency with microcurrent.

    The DMH Aesthetics LED Light Shield Mask was a quarantine present to myself. I love that you can watch tv or scroll Instagram while wearing it unlike other LED masks. LED light has been shown to speed healing, boost anti-aging properties, and kill bacteria. The blue LED light is often used for acne treatment.

    More than anything this winter, you need a humidifier to keep your skin hydrated. I usually hate the look of them but the Stadler Form Oskar Humidifier is the least offensive looking model.

    Dry brushing is supposed to help detox your body when done before showering. It certainly feels invigorating and wakes you up. Make sure you follow the directions to brush upward. I really wish I could remember to do it every day but I think I’ll make that one of my goals for the rest of winter.

    I prefer bar soap to gel body washes so I use a Dove Beauty Cream Bar. It’s recommended by dermatologists and is very hydrating.

    After I shower I use either Kiehl’s Cream de Corps, La Roche-Posay Lipkar Balm AP+, or Kiehl’s Mom & Baby Nurturing Body Oil to lock in moisture. They’re all great for dry winter skin.

    At night, I use Advanced Clinicals Retinol Cream. It’s for your face but I use it on my body to combat skin aging. I also use the Augustinus Bader Body Cream which was a splurge purchase last year. It’s supposed to help your skin tone and texture. I don’t use it regularly enough to notice so I’m going to try to use it nightly going forward.

    My absolute favorite hand and body cream is Weleda Skin Food. You can’t use it on wet skin so I use it throughout the day and before bed. I prefer the original cream in the tube to the body butter. Some people use it on their face but I haven’t been adventurous enough to try it yet.

    When I would go to the CVS in my neighborhood, I would walk down the aisle with all the Gold Bond products. They all sounded very interesting and many were formulated for specific skin issues and were very reasonably priced. I started using the Gold Bond Dark Spot Minimizing Body Cream and  Gold Bond Ultimate Neck & Chest Firming Cream at night which both work great. The Softening Foot Cream is a new favorite.

    I use the Gold Bond Overnight Deep Moisturizing Skin Therapy Lotion at night before bed and I swear it helps me sleep more soundly. I also like the Gold Bond Radiance Renewal Hydrating Lotion after my shower and before bed too.

    If you have sensitive skin, the Premium Triple Cream is meant for babies so it’s non-irritating and fragrance free, as well as, healing, soothing, and moisturizing. I prefer the tube to the tub since I think it’s more hygienic.

    Another pandemic purchase was the Tria Hair Removal Laser. I’ve had real laser hair removal but needed a few places touched up. Since I can’t go to a salon to have it done, I decided to just take care of it myself at home. You have to turn it up to the highest setting for it to work which also makes it sting a little. You can use a cream with lidocaine before you use it to help with the pain. Just make sure you only use it one area at a time and not all over.

    I’ve also bought I few products that I haven’t had a chance to use yet.are the JLo Beauty That Limitless Glow Sheet Masks get great reviews so I’m going to try it tomorrow and will post my thoughts in Stories. I just ordered the Dr. Dennis Gross Alpha Beta Exfoliating Body Treatment Peel so I’ll try them once they arrive. Someone on Instagram recommended the Earthen Instant Peel but I haven’t used it yet. I’m wondering if it would be good to use a few days after a Clear + Brilliant Laser to help sloth off the dry skin. I will ask Dr. Wade when I see her Friday.

    I know I use a lot of products and devices. I like trying new things and sharing my discoveries with you. I also don’t use them all in one day. But in all honesty, I don’t have a lot of other things going on right now so skincare is my major focus.

    XOXO,

    HC

  • Baring It All… In Front of a Camera?

    In honor of Faire Frou Frou’s new sister company bŏu dōir we want to talk about Boudoir Photo Shoots! Whether it’s something special for your trousseau, an anniversary gift, or something fun just because, a boudoir photo shoot will always leave you feeling sexy and empowered. I’m sure many of you are thinking, “I could never do that” and that is just not true. Boudoir photography is a way to capture yourself in time whether you’re 25 or 90 and make you feel youthful and sexy. As for your “problem areas” the photographers always know the best angles to make you look absolutely irresistible. With so many routes to go it can be hard to choose a theme for your photo shoot. Should it be colorful and fun? Classic in black and white? The decisions really are endless. My personal style favorites include, big sexy hair, some killer heels, dramatic lashes and a lot of lace. I also love when women include personal items such as  their mans button down or tie. Maybe even his favorite team’s jersey. The most important thing about doing a boudoir photo shoot is making it personal and just having fun with it! Plus who doesn’t love playing dress up?!
     
    Here’s a few picks that we adore:

    Written By: Sydney M. (part of the amazing Faire Frou Frou Team)

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