Amanda Weidensjö

 ***This review will contain spoilers*** Summary: In 1984, Diana Prince struggles against two powerful enemies- Maxwell Lord and The Cheeta whose ruthless ambitions threaten to destroy the world that she has sworn to protect.  If you aren't well versed in DC comics and in the many characters that surround Diana then this movie would be considered really good and probably one of the better superhero movies if not the best female superhero movie. Alas, that's not the case for me and I absolutely hate it when movie studios will take vital characters and switch up their origin to either make them palatable to the general public or to make them fit a story.  First and foremost, Cheetah has such an amazing backstory. Her origin story would have been a million times better than Barbara simply wishing to be an apex predator. In the comics, she is an archeologist who is obsessed with Greek mythology (hence being close to Diana) she goes on a trip to Africa and encounters the plant...

 ***This review will contain spoilers*** Summary: The host of a popular paranormal podcast becomes haunted by terrifying recordings mysteriously sent her way. This was definitely an interesting scary movie but not a traditional paranormal movie. I found it to be more of a psychological thriller more than anything else. While there were some paranormal aspects to the story it felt more like things that can be explained away if you were a skeptic.  One thing that I couldn't help but pick up on was first with the previews there were a couple movies that had the name Mother Mary or some variation of it in the movie title which clearly the movies had nothing to do with her and then in this movie there was a bastardized figurine that kept popping up. It's as if Hollywood and the Satanists who run it can't help but keep mocking her. The more I'm reading my Bible and getting closer to Christ, the more I'm seeing how truly evil this world is even in something as simple as a ...

 Product summary: Foam cleanser with propolis extract which removes skin waste and dead skin cells with micro bubbles. Features propolis extract and botanical patent ingredients to help retain skin’s moisture. Cost: $25 I first received this product in a Ipsy bag which is a monthly beauty subscription service where you get 5 items from sample to full size for around 30$ Canadian.  ***not cruelty free*** I am a frequent gym goer about five to six times a week so I tend to get my sweat on. And with sweat, I sometimes get sweat pimples, especially, around my hairline so a good cleanser is a must in my routine. I have used this cleanser a handful of times and honestly I'm extremely hesitant to continue using it. We all know how sensitive my skin is and I noticed that after every use my skin, especially, in my t-zone would get extremely dry to the point that it started making me question if it was damaging my skin barrier.  I'm using this during cold months so I can only imagi...

 ***This review will contain spoilers*** Summary: I found an ancient artifact. It found me four dragon mates who refuse to let me go. One touch of that carved stone, and my quiet life as an anthropologist exploded into chaos. The artifact was a beacon—calling to dragons, claiming me as compatible, marking me as the last fertile human in existence. Now I'm trapped on their mountain estate with four impossibly gorgeous, fiercely protective shifters who insist I'm their fated mate. All four of them. Warin—the alpha with molten gold eyes who fights his possessive instincts but can't stop touching me Torr—the scarred shadow dragon who thinks he's a monster but kisses me like salvation Demeter—the wild storm dragon who gives me freedom with one hand and claims me with the other Lennix—the ancient giant who offers partnership while his massive hands promise so much more They say I need to complete the bonds. Accept their claiming bites, their marks, their knots. Become theirs ...

 Product summary: This highlighting powder is a must have! Unleash your inner goddess with the lightweight, iridescent, and super buildable formula. It compliments every skin tone and can be used to highlight any part of the body. Cost: $18..? I have both Celestial and Rose Quartz.  I received these highlighters in a Ipsy bag which is a monthly beauty subscription service where you get 5 items from sample to full size for around 30$ Canadian.  ***Cruelty free*** Since I started using these products I did double check Saint Luxe's website and at the time they had their highlighters priced at $18 and just a couple months later it jumped to $26 and at this moment? Down to $25...that is a crazy jump! Especially, since it doesn't state on their website how much product you're getting for the price. I did check the packaging on the highlights and it does say they are 4.3g each. Just wish that was something they would include on their site.  You all know I am a huge lover o...