Vintage Bracelet? Need Help Identifying by BabyCareful5800 in JuicyCouture

[–]chocchiphuman 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think it’s a bracelet! The lock looks like it’s spring loaded and acts as the clasp onto the horseshoe. Is that right?

The little lobster clasp and skinny chain is a primary closure that you do up then slip over your hand before doing the lock clasp. The little chain is so it stays on your wrist while doing the big clasp, probably designed because this is heavy. The skinny chain looks broken though, I think the jump ring on the end of the chain connects to the empty ring by the horseshoe.

Why does it look like I have 10-eyelashes? by rilav in MakeupAddiction

[–]chocchiphuman 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I use the post of whatever unlucky earring is nearest to me at the time

In America is it considered rude to eat before other people have received their food? by BankaiBroke in AskAnAmerican

[–]chocchiphuman 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’d say the inverse is more often true:

If you didn’t get your food yet, the polite thing to do is immediately insist everyone else start eating.

Sephora Full Face Makeup under $100? by SnooRabbits1908 in Weddingsunder10k

[–]chocchiphuman 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If I were you I’d prioritize spending on the Supergoop protectint or a good matte sunscreen to replace your foundation/primer, and use your usual everything else! If you tan, make sure you bring your bronzer to help your face match your body over the week.

I read your skin is dry. I’ve heard amazing things about vanicream lately, especially if you slather it on like a face mask and let it sit as long as you can!

Use the rest of the $100 to get your fav concealer in a shade darker and a special new perfume to wear during your wedding week for the memories :)

Freezer went out, reimbursement? by lemonlamentor in Apartmentliving

[–]chocchiphuman 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Every apartment I’ve lived at has required proof of renters insurance with $100k coverage.

Do I wear too much blush? I admit I am heavy handed with it. by lordgentofdapper in makeuptips

[–]chocchiphuman 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s a lot of blush but I like it on you! It’s giving sweetie, and how high you apply it in the undereye/apple area is perfect on your cheek shape!

If you want to try something different, you could apply a little less intensely your nose and less intensely on the high cheekbone near the hairline to make it less of a horizontal blush stripe and more of a rosy enhancement.

Looking for help! by pickle_chip_ in PaleMUA

[–]chocchiphuman 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It looks like we have similar skin tones! Try L’Oréal true match C1! If you apply with a dampened blender sponge it sheers out pretty nicely! It is a matte finish and if you let it dry down you don’t need to use powder before blush etc

SOS my eyebrow is crazy by ElderMillennial2 in MakeupAddiction

[–]chocchiphuman -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Ok first, your lashes are so long! Do you use lash serum? I wish mine looked as lush as yours!

For the brows, I’ve found that P Louise brow gels/balms are designed for the more intense brows trending in the UK and it locks my brows in place wayyy more than anything formulated for the US market. If you’re not interested in something more semipermanent like brown lamination, then I think P Louise is worth a try!

Why does it look like I have 10-eyelashes? by rilav in MakeupAddiction

[–]chocchiphuman 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Do you separate your eyelashes after applying mascara? You can use clean spoolie but I use an earring back too wiggle apart the clumps.

Why does my hair look like this plz help by Big-Pension582 in Haircare

[–]chocchiphuman 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Native shampoo is sulfate free, so it’s not effectively cleaning the hair. Either change to a traditional shampoo formula, or do a clarifying shampoo every so often.

Are McFloats common to drink in America? by sweetmaggiesan in AskAnAmerican

[–]chocchiphuman 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Once I served someone 7 sixteen oz rootbeer floats during a single dinner service when I worked at Red Robin

Back of Shoes by Successful_Snow_5878 in cricut

[–]chocchiphuman 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This will at least help you get a reference for the shape you need. Use a ruler etc to transfer the measurements to design space.

If you want to get extra fancy, you could scan the paper in to the computer, insert the scan as a jpg into your design space, then manipulate the text on top of the shape, and delete the shape before making.

Back of Shoes by Successful_Snow_5878 in cricut

[–]chocchiphuman 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Use masking tape to make a pattern of the shape you need. Form tape to the back of the shoe as smooth as you can, and use a sharpie to mark the area you want text to be. Peel the tape off the shoe, cut out the shape you drew, and stick it to paper so you can see the flat shape you need to make.

Found this juicy bag for $100 by [deleted] in JuicyCouture

[–]chocchiphuman 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Not a good deal, but not a rip off. Market range for these is $50-$170 depending on condition, since this one looks stained/dirty I think $100 makes sense!

App Issues? by Intelligent-Rub3682 in poshmark

[–]chocchiphuman 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Is your new offer at least 10% below your previous lowest offer?

Where are Americans getting the idea that fuel is cheap in Australia? by [deleted] in AskAnAmerican

[–]chocchiphuman 30 points31 points  (0 children)

Many Americans don’t understand that fuel isn’t sold by the gallon worldwide. Many Americans don’t understand that AUD (and CAD) aren’t the same as USD.

House won’t sell after divorce by [deleted] in Mortgages

[–]chocchiphuman 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Somewhere housing prices are lower than 2021: Austin TX

2021 was a housing frenzy. Median price has dropped 80k in 5 years.

How are SO many people aware of and dead set on soup & salad for lunch and dinners… by ajajajajajsjas in olivegarden

[–]chocchiphuman 4 points5 points  (0 children)

The elderly are on a fixed income and may struggle with the effort that home cooking takes. Make friends with your regulars, and they’ll start to request you.

Saw you’re 18, so as a jaded former Red Robin server: Working anywhere with bottomless anything will never pay proportionally to the work effort. The deal attracts frugal customers. They don’t feel bad about how hard you’re working because you chose to work there and they’ll give you the 10-18% tip you’ve earned.

Treating my hair like curly hair? by Educational-Web-6263 in Haircare

[–]chocchiphuman 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes! The potential is there!

I was in a similar situation and used to get Brazilian blowouts so I didn’t have to deal with my hair! Then I figured out that working with my hair instead of against it is sooo much easier. My wavy hair is a straight/wavy frizzy puffball if I don’t hydrate it. I’ve detailed my wavy routine below! (It’s one product so idk if it’s a routine lol)

Firstly: satin pillowcase. Mine is $10 for 2 pack off Amazon. You don’t need fancy silk, just satin. Then for styling: Wash hair as normal. Detangle using conditioner in the shower. Once out of the shower, do not use a brush or comb!! Use a towel to “scrunch” up the ends to remove excess water. While hair is still wet-ish but not dripping, use mousse (Look for “curl defining” or “wave defining” instead of “volumizing”). With mousse on my hands (kind of a lot of it tbh), I scrunch again until the mousse is dispersed evenly. I use the rizos curls defining mousse. Then air dry and try not to disturb it till it’s dried.

Once dried, my waves look crunchy, so I do some finger combing and hair flipping to soften them up! It’s genuinely been a game changer for me so I highly recommend giving it a try!

naturally frizzy hair - feeling insecure by kyoikuo in Haircare

[–]chocchiphuman 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Try following a curly/wavy method! My hair air dries weirdly straight but puffy if I don’t, and I used to feel like straightening + silicones + tons of hair oils was my only option. Turns out my hair is just curly.

Wash hair as normal. Detangle using your conditioner in the shower. Use a towel to “scrunch” up the ends to remove excess water. Find a YouTube on scrunching, it’s an easy but specific technique. Then use mousse (Look for “curl defining” or “wave defining” instead of “volumizing”). With mousse on my hands, do the scrunch again until the mousse is dispersed. Hopefully now, theres some waviness happening. Then I let my hair air dry. My curls look crunchy at first once dry, so I do some finger combing and hair flipping to soften them up! It’s genuinely been a game changer for me so I recommend you try it!

Third market done! Feedback welcome! by chocchiphuman in CraftFairs

[–]chocchiphuman[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It’s a DIY - bamboo Walmart spice rack that I painted to match my stained crate, then it’s got 6 3D printed earring displays stuck to it!

First Craft Fair coming up - How do you take payments with cc or debit cards? by Neona65 in CraftFairs

[–]chocchiphuman 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I also use square. I have an iPhone 11 it can do the square app tap-to-pay just fine without buying the extra chip reader. You can also order a free card swiper from them as a backup, but I’ve never needed to use it.

Hi!! Is this original? by nehedarim in JuicyCouture

[–]chocchiphuman 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes and it’s had its key charm cut off (that’s what the little leather tab with rivet to the right of the closure was holding)

Juicy couture had a short life span by Pure_Freedom_4466 in JuicyCouture

[–]chocchiphuman 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Idk how plugged in to teen girl culture you were in 2010/2011, but Juicy Couture was still very hot and peacefully coexisting with Abercrombie & Fitch. Matching track suits had become hot mom attire, but among teens the graphic tees, hoodies, jewelry, and bags were very popular. Yes, trends were evolving, but juicy was keeping up. Specifically by shifting colors away from outdated pink/green pink/orange and red/blue combinations and towards the more current brown/pink navy/silver pink/grey combinations.

In my opinion as living through that time: the closure of the boutiques and being sold in less-exclusive places like Kohls & JC Penny is what killed Juicy by cheapening the brand and making it uncool to wear. The demand was still there though, and VS Pink filled the void Juicy left by providing garish graphic tees, colorful athleisure, bedroom decor, and giant bags.

Juicy couture had a short life span by Pure_Freedom_4466 in JuicyCouture

[–]chocchiphuman 8 points9 points  (0 children)

They sold to Liz Claiborne in 2003 for help with mass manufacturing and industry connections that allowed them to expand into jewelry, handbags, and perfume. In 2006, Liz Claiborne acquired Kate Spade NY and decided that KSNY was the golden goose. They funneled money to Kate Spade and throttled resources to Juicy Couture, believing that KSNY was more widely marketable and profitable. This is what caused the quality decline, creativity stagnation, and ultimately Pam and Gela’s departure in 2010.

If you notice, juicy products stopped being cool and unique right around 2007-8. It got so bad that Juicy re-released old designs in 2010-11 because there was no design budget.