Decorate for Easter on the Cheap
Bob Harper's At-Home Workout Tips + Rachael's Fire Roasted Tomat…
Jenny McCarthy Talks "The Masked Singer" + Rach's Pasta With Por…
Tommy DiDario's Gluten-Free Matcha Chocolate Chip Cookies + Rach…
Dr. Oz On How To Cope With Pandemic Stress + Rach's Mushroom Ris…
Original "Queer Eye" Grooming Expert Kyan Douglas Shares His Fav…
How Long Garlic Can Last In The Fridge, According To Rachael | Q…
How To Make French Onion and Porcini Risotto | Rachael Ray
How To Make John Cusimano's Pink Champagne "Moulin Rouge" Cockta…
Wireless Phone Charger + Car Mount: Viewer Shows Off Her New Fav…
Can a Smart Water Bottle Actually Help You Drink More Water? One…
Portable Heated Chair: Why This Viewer Is Loving It During The P…
How To Make Browned Butter Rice | Nadiya Hussain
How To Make "Tandoori" Chicken In a Regular Oven | Nadiya Hussain
How To Make Utica Tomato Pie | Rachael Ray
Deals From Rue La La: Faux Fur Throw, Stuart Weitzman Leather Bo…
Rach's French Onion Risotto + Kyan Douglas Shares His Favorite A…
How To Make Beef Brutus | Rachael Ray's Steak Caesar Salad
How To Order The Right Size Every Time (+ save money!) | Online …
60-Second Guided Meditation | Andy From Headspace
How To Make Banoffee Pie The Royal Family Way With Prince Charle…
You may think Matthew McConaughey’'s gorgeous wife Camila Alves (who also happens to be a mother of three!) has always lived an easy, glamorous life. But in reality, she's just like everyone else who is trying to make a living while juggling life with a family. "I'm lucky I can get my hair brushed in the morning," jokes Camila. She's sharing her story of hard work that led her to the spotlight, and says no matter how busy life gets, she always finds a little time for herself. "As women, we kind of have the tendency to help everybody else and we kind of forget about ourselves." She wants to be sure that she doesn't lose that, and says you can find ways to treat yourself while staying on your budget. "Once a week, I will go to the 99 cents store and get something for myself!"
Those great finds can also be used to enjoy the holidays on a budget. She's offering to show you how to create an Easter tablescape for just $16 using items purchased from a dollar store! Camila's motto: "I don't care how much money you have, a bargain is always good!"
More Info
