What I'm Loving ~Christmas Edition~

Here's my holiday edition of What I'm Loving! 🎄

I took a different spin, and added some things on my wishlist, and things that I have been loving this past week too!! Enjoy!

Thins I have been loving this week:

-Winter Candle // I love the smell of this candle. It actually smells like a cozy winter day, and makes me feel warm.

-Fresh Soy Face Cleanser // I have been using this for almost 1 month, and my skin is so so happy. I will making a permanent switch to this face wash now!

-Bean Boots // I got them on Black Friday, and have been wearing them ALL the time!! They are good in rain/snow, and keep my feet warm!!

-My Christmas tree // I put a Christmas tree in my bedroom, and it was the best decision, ever.

A special thanks to Starbucks for saving me this finals week ☕☕.

Wishlist:

-Paige Separates from Gal Meets Glam

-KJP shift dress --Just bought this for myself!

-Tartan Jammies

-Navy flats

As always,

#dontforgetyourpearls

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