Little Wonder jewelry is made for the confident woman who is not afraid to flirt with different styles but often opt for basic combinations with striking details. We are huge fans of all our fellow Little Wonder women who know what they want and aims for it. We are so proud that Little Wonder can help you make this statement of confidence and will power / girl power. Thank you for making Little Wonder part of your image and letting it be your statement to the world.
This cool chick has her own fashion blog; Little Fashion Paradise
Yet another amazing woman with a whole lot of talent is the Croatian fashion designer Vedrana Mastela. Her designs has been met with positive feedback and especially her ability to explore new ideas with conceptual thinking, and bringing an innovative approach in the study of textile materials and fashion silhouettes has really gotten her far in the fashion industry. Like Little Wonder, Vedrana Mastela is also focused on embracing ideas of fashion that are sustainable and supporting the local community and artisan craftsmanship.
We are so lucky that the stunningly beautiful former model and founder of journal.hr also loves Little Wonder.
We love the very much talented Sara Renar and applaud her for being just who she is.
XOXO,
Anne Cathrine Lind Ceni
Online Marketing
I honestly didn’t believe that soapberries would do as good a job as normal laundry detergents and fabric softeners but I really wanted to figure this out on my own and test the wonder berries. Boy, did they prove me wrong! After using the soapberries from That Red House for about a month, I can conclude that they do their job till perfection. Not only are the soapberries natural and organic, they are also super easy to use and wash all my clothes clean, even my sports clothes.
According to That Red House, “The soapberries are the fruit of the Sapindus Mukorossi tree, which grows in several different regions around the world, but is most prevalent in the Himalayas. The shell of the fruit is then collected, dried and packed for use. The shell is exceptionally high in 'saponin' which is nature's soap. This saponin content reduces the surface tension of the water so it will remove dirt and leave fabrics, soft and clean.”
When I first found out about the soapberries, I didn’t find them under that name. They are often called soap nuts, but this is in fact not correct. They have nothing to do with nuts and everything to do with berries.
I wish you lots of fun with the natural soapberries but if you are still not completely convinced just think about this; you will be doing something good for the environment and you will also safe a lot of money in the long haul. Plus, they do really wash just as good, if not better actually, as the traditional laundry detergents.
XOXO,
Anne Cathrine Lind Ceni
Online Marketing