If you have ever struggled with embarrassing sweat stains on your clothes, then check out this blog post on underarm sweat pads to get the bad news, the good news and the great news for anyone who suffers from excessive perspiration.
Want to know how to sweat less? Are you insecure, self conscious, anxious or depressed dealing with excessive sweat? In this post, real solutions for this issue are covered... not just the tired recommendation to wear dark, bulky clothes. I cover treatments and brands that are addressing the issue of excessive underarm sweat (and other areas) to help you regain your confidence and stop letting excessive sweat ruin your life.
Ever order clothes online only to have it show up and it wasn't the color you thought? Get these tips and tricks to make sure that you are ordering the right color when shopping on mobile devices.
Ever wonder why clothes "Made in America" are so expensive? We explain why that is but more importantly how we can change that and make "Made in the USA" clothes affordable for everyone!
Feeling like you're getting no results from all of your efforts? If you've ever felt stuck despite tons of time and effort put towards your goals, then you'll definitely want to check out this post.
Ever wonder about the inspiration behind designs? Ever wonder what inspires high profile designers' vision? I pondered this question at certain points in "Miss Dior" by Justine Picardie. The conclusions are surprising but delightful.
We were SO excited to find a brush that uses a patented design to add volume. Check out this post to see the good, the bad, and the ugly about our experience.
We are doing a new thing at Elizabeth Reagan. Read about our philosophy that explains why we promote other companies, traditionally considered our "competition." Our "Creation Not Competition" philosophy guides our approach to working with, not against, other "Made in America" companies.
The oldest Afro-American art form in the US is that of the Gullah Geechee community and is sweetgrass basket weaving. Sweetgrass basket artist Corey Alston sat down with founder Elizabeth Domnisch to talk about this exquisite "Made In America" art form.