makeupandthings

If you like to cook this blog has wonderful recipes: http://www.greenkitchenstories.com/ And this cookbook is my new favourite: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Modern-Way-Eat-Anna-Jones/dp/0007516703 Lots of great ideas, different ingredients and combinations. I've been a vegetarian for one year and to be honest I don't really…

I'm not sure if this is reasonably priced for you, but I love this one, especially in Acai Berry: http://vegasport.com/product/pre-workout-energizer/ I usually workout at 06:30 am and this helps me keep sharp and focused.

Well, not effortless, but this helps me making it easier and part of my habits / routine: every week I have a veg box delivered at home and spend a couple of hours planning the week's menu around the veggies I got. I select the recipes and then only buy the extra ingredients I need for those recipes, that way I don't have…

I don't know if it helps prevent baggy skin, but I really like how my skin feels after it. It's better (and cheaper) exfoliation and my legs and arms absorb the body cream better after it, so I guess I end up looking better from the exfoliation and hydration. From what I read the only way to avoid baggy skin is to lose…

I became vegetarian in January 2014 and decided to do a lot of home cooking. Maybe it was just an excuse to buy cooking books. I honestly don't miss eating meat, but do miss fish.

So if I use my food processor to prepare my homemade lean meal, doe that count as "processed food"? :p

I don't log it as food or water when I drink it black. If I drink with milk then I'll log it as food. At the end of the day, 10 kcals are not going to make the difference for me, although 100 kcals might. I never actually log any water intake, but I never had any difficulties reaching my daily water intake.