It’s been a while since I’ve traveled with an infant, so I forgot how much work it is! I traveled with Chloe when she was about 8 months, but Colette being 6 months is a totally different story!
from The Chriselle Factorhttp://thechrisellefactor.com/2019/03/best-tips-for-traveling-with-an-infant/
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I’m kind of regretting this IUD situation 😅 should I try to convince Allen to get a vasectomy this time? Also yes I just started seeing a therapist and it’s going really well! Let me know if you guys have seen therapists and what has been your experience, I’m so curious to know!
from The Chriselle Factorhttp://thechrisellefactor.com/2019/03/vagina-problems-seeing-a-therapist/
from Tumblr https://jamikaheffner.tumblr.com/post/183749673124
Believe it or not, there’s a huge gap in your routine that you probably didn’t even realize you were missing… your SCALP!
from The Chriselle Factorhttp://thechrisellefactor.com/2019/03/scalp-facials-are-a-thing/
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Embracing spring with a shorter look. Both hair and outfit!
It was warm enough to wear shorts and skirts the other day, so I didn’t want to miss the opportunity to style something more spring appropriate. A little mix of ruffles with a hint of something industrial anchored by sky blue hues.
I hope you’re having a great week so far. Colin and I have been working nonstop on a very very special project (more along the lines of a long term project). I can’t wait to share it with you soon. As always, thank you so much for your love and support. And thank you so much for reading!
Jacket | Facetasm jacket
Top | Amanda Uprichard puff sweater
Bottom | Marissa Webb shorts
Bag | Hermes Kelly 28
Shoes | similar Sam Edelman & Steve Madden blue pumps (under $130)
Accessories | Off-White belt & Karen Walker sunglasses
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from Wendy’s Lookbookhttps://www.wendyslookbook.com/2019/03/a-hint-of-spring-with-ruffles-and-blues/
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We just witnessed Liquid Metal trend big and you probably will too.
CBF Labels and the Anaheim Ducks go together like Gaga and Bradley Cooper at the Oscars. Here in Orange County we are big fans to say the least – and we attend a lot of games.
The Ducks are also our customer so we always stop by the Team Shop and take a look at what is trending in sports apparel.
It was here two weeks ago that we witnessed the explosive growth of Liquid Metal. These heat transferred logos were on scarves, hats, and shirts. Taking a lap around the stadium we saw a lot of people already wearing the team gear with Liquid Metal. The Ducks were selling a lot of it right off the bat.
Vibrant, shiny, metallic transfers made out of TPU (Thermoplastic Polyurethane) that bring out color and texture in a way that gives brand logos a very distinguished and polished look. Liquid Metal is unique, it is different, and it is trending.
CBF has been offering Liquid Metal for a couple of years since we first put it on our own shirts. It’s always been a niche business compared our bread and butter of labels, hang tags, and patches.
But my experience at the Ducks game led me to research just how popular Liquid Metal is becoming.
Very, it turns out.
Soccer teams first introduced Liquid Metal lines last year. Football and basketball teams followed suit. Although I couldn’t find specific sales data, I did find out that most sports teams will be offering Liquid Metal on their lines of sports apparel next year.
So then I thought, this is just material for sports teams, right? Nope. Non-sports brands are using Liquid Metal. Even high-end fashion brands like Gucci, Prada, and Armani. Large corporations like software companies are using it. Professional uniforms designers are using it. Promotional product companies are putting it on both apparel and hard goods.
It is not everywhere yet, but it looks like it could be soon.
Seeing a trend like this is exciting for all of us at CBF. We have been offering Liquid Metal transfers for the last couple of years.
| Dome Liquid Metal | Texturized Liquid Metal | Beveled Liquid Metal |
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| Dome has a shiny finish and creates a unique 3D effect on apparel. | Texturized adds texture to the graphic. | Beveled edges create another unique 3D effect with edges. |
On all three styles, both metallic and non-metallic finishes are available. Liquid Metal can be applied to garments by transfer or come with a pressure sensitive adhesive backing.
Our Liquid Metal has fast turn times, is tested for proven performance, and is easy to order from our dedicated sales and services team.
If you haven’t noticed Liquid Metal around yet, I will bet that by this fall football season you will. If you are not experimenting with Liquid Metal in your own brand or product catalog, I encourage you to do so. The big brands are taking a hard look at this and we all should put it higher on the priority list for this coming year.
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from John Harison’s wayhttps://geometricallyspocking.tumblr.com/post/183708564600
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Start with baby steps and maybe by the end of the summer you’ll be rocking color on the regular!
from The Chriselle Factorhttp://thechrisellefactor.com/2019/03/its-time-to-add-some-color-to-your-wardrobe/
from Tumblr https://jamikaheffner.tumblr.com/post/183697223829
This collection is definitely my favorite to date because it’s all about BLOOMING!
from The Chriselle Factorhttp://thechrisellefactor.com/2019/03/shop-the-spring-chriselle-lim-collection-with-me/
from Tumblr https://jamikaheffner.tumblr.com/post/183606013249
Even though I have a pretty good pulse on what’s going on in the beauty/fashion space- my team always has great recommendations!
from The Chriselle Factorhttp://thechrisellefactor.com/2019/03/pick-this-if-you-want-that/
from Tumblr https://jamikaheffner.tumblr.com/post/183584755294
Greetings from San Francisco! A swing that overlooks the city to jaw dropping structures, sharing my two must-see places in San Francisco.
Perfect lighting peeking through grand columns and structures, the Palace of Fine Arts is a local favorite and also a visitor must-visit destination. When I lived here, we actually stopped by this area often. My brother, who works a cross the street, takes breaks and walks in the afternoon a few times a week here. It’s a beautiful area for a picnic, people watching, observing nature, and just having quiet moments to yourself. If you’re interested in photography, golden hour lighting is incredible here!
San Francisco has a few swing areas. At times, they’re down but when they’re up, it’s a must-do activity! This swing is in Bernal Heights Park and you can see the Golden Gate Bridge and Bay Bridge from here. It’s about a 10 minutes hike all the way up to the swing, and along the way, you can see panoramic views of the city. We went on a Sunday afternoon and it wasn’t too crowded.
I hope you enjoyed today’s mini San Francisco tour. I lived here for 10 years and every time I come back, there’s a renewed love and appreciation for this city. Hope you had a great weekend and thank you so much for reading!
Jacket | Marissa Webb ‘Kayla’ jacket
Top | Marissa Webb ‘Marty’ vest top
Bottom | Marissa Webb ‘Gia’ shorts
Bag | vintage Hermes Constance
Shoes | Rag & Bone (similar Schutz white boots)
Accessories | Gentle Monster sunglasses & L’Oreal ‘500’ lip color
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from Wendy’s Lookbookhttps://www.wendyslookbook.com/2019/03/san-francisco-travel-guide/
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I know you’ve probably seen alkaline water everywhere and have maybe even heard of the alkaline-based diet, but do we REALLY know what being more alkaline means? I didn’t.
from The Chriselle Factorhttp://thechrisellefactor.com/2019/03/why-being-more-alkaline-is-better/
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