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  • 1 week ago | thedaleydose.com | Daley Quinn

    I’m embarrassed to admit this, but one of my favorite hobbies is to day drink in the summertime. There’s nothing quite like getting drunk under the blistering sun and finally feeling warmth after a long winter. Sadly, I’ve had to retire my favorite summer pastime as I’ve taken an extended break from alcohol to recharge my batteries and experience life sans booze. And that’s given me time to find the best non-alcoholic drinks for summer.

  • 1 week ago | thedaleydose.com | Daley Quinn

    This makeup for gingers blog post is inspired by one of my best friends! Krissy is a 6’2”-ish redhead powerhouse and has asked me a time or two what is the best makeup for gingers. If navigating the world as a ginger is at all difficult, you’d never know it when it comes to Krissy. She’s probably one of the most confident people I’ve ever met, and her red hair is one of her trademarks. In fact, she has three other siblings, and none of them are redheads.

  • 1 week ago | thedaleydose.com | Natalie Arroyo Camacho

    We all know there’s no shortage of hair products out there, right? From shampoos and conditioners to styling products, oils, and more, it can be overwhelming to choose what’s best for your hair. But lately, more and more of us are looking for organic options—and for good reason. Organic hair products offer natural alternatives that are kinder to your hair, scalp, and the environment. The best part?

  • 2 weeks ago | thedaleydose.com | Daley Quinn

    It’s a tale as old as time: I’ve been dealing with acne since I was 15 years old. After I turned 30, I hoped and prayed that my hormonal acne would vanish, but the hormonal Gods had other plans for me. I’m still dealing with hormonal chin breakouts all these years later. In the search for how to deal with acne problems at 30, I even turned to a medication called spironolactone—which isn’t exactly meant to treat acne.

  • 2 weeks ago | thedaleydose.com | Daley Quinn

    Eczema is an inflammatory skin condition that can show up as itchy, dry, scaly, or blistering of the skin. Unfortunately, eczema is pretty unpredictable, and it’s been known to flare up as the seasons change. Hot weather in the summer months can be a huge trigger for some people with eczema (thank God for air conditioning). For this reason, you may be wondering how to deal with eczema in the summer or warmer months. The good news is that a little bit of skincare goes a long way.

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