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The CowgirlsThe Cowgirls try out a bazillion products to help you save on facial bills – okay, us too.
Courtesy of Elizabeth Grant and Google Images
In true Patrick Bateman style, the Cowgirls decided to try out some facial creams to see which one was right for us. We happen to have extremely dry and crusty skin – and have usually resorted to thick layers of Vaseline on our face in moments of weakness. But thankfully, April Jackson of Elizabeth Grant Cosmetics heard our cries from the depths of the Twitterverse, and together we tested out a few samples.
The Cowgirls do some pondering, frolicking, and trotting…
Courtesy of Mushy Pony Inc.
Summer’s at its peak right now, and no matter where you’re located in Toronto – there is a park near and dear to you. For yesterday’s sunny Sunday, we took our friend Lex Kilgour (actress at NYC’s Neighborhood Playhouse) and did some cartwheels and jumping jacks to get our blood pumping. Well, okay, we had a hefty glass of wine beforehand but it was lots of fun nonetheless! It got us thinking though, what are other fun things Torontonians can do in a park?
Our interview with Margot Grant, developer and marketer of The Socializer.
Courtesy of Margot Grant
You know if Blake Lively swears by something, you better pay attention. And right now, that little something is The Socializer pen from Elizabeth Grant. This travel-sized eye renewal system is the perfect hangover cure for puffy, dark-ringed, sleepless eyes – just trust us, we partied hard enough to test its merit. Chatting with the product developer, 25 year old Torontonian Margot Grant, the Cowgirls wanted to know how she came up with the idea, and how exactly this little magic eraser works.
The luck of the Irish won’t save you this time.
Courtesy of Weheartit
Paddy’s Day is quickly approaching, and The Cowgirls have been debating whether to enroll in the drunken festivities. But no matter what happens, we wanted to share with you our guide on how to survive this holiday while retaining your class and dignity. We are not socialites, partiers, nor clubbers – we’re just ponies. And we know how to hold our liquor.
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