Interview With Fashion Designer Allyson Mandelbaum

Hi There, my fashion savvy readers!! Women’s hats  — why are they always either too stiff, too boring, or plastered with cheesy slogans? Why do so many hats for women look like they were designed for sweaty baseball teams instead of stylish everyday life?

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Believe me, I could have asked myself those questions years ago, when my mornings were a full-blown military operation. 🙂🏃‍♀️🥪

I had two kids to help prepare for school, sandwiches to slap together, and me trying to look semi-human before work. Spoiler: I often failed. 😅 🥪👟

On one particularly tragic morning, I ran out the door with hair that could only be described as “experimental art”. 🙃 🎨💨

Of course, that was the day the office photographer showed up to take pictures for the company directory. Let’s just say, even now, decades later, that photo still haunts me like a ghost from the past. 👻 📸😬

These days, my kids have left the nest, so no more sandwiches to make. My hair? Oh, it still likes to stage the occasional rebellion. Which is exactly why I was so curious to chat with fashion designer Allyson Mandelbaum. 😏 🧢✨

As a seasoned autumn chicken, I love anything that adds a little fun, style, and sass to life, and Allyson’s take on women’s hats does just that. 🐔 💃💖

In our interview, she reveals her playful, clever, and yes — a little shady — solution to the eternal bad-hair-day dilemma. 😎 🎩🔥

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What is your name, function and the company you work for?  

My name is Allyson Mandelbaum and I’m the founder and CEO of Shady Lady. 

How old are you?

I’m 44 years old. 

What kind of work do you do, or what are you studying to be? 

I spent 20 years as a Reality TV Producer working on shows such as: My Super Sweet 16, 90 Day Fiance and Catfish before deciding to start my own women’s accessories company. 

What made you decide to become a Fashion Designer? Tell me about your journey.

I’ve always loved fashion and found it such a fun way to express myself but never thought it would become my career. However, after having two kids, I was always looking for an easy way to get out the door in the morning while still looking put together but not having the time to do my hair and get ready.

I was always jealous of my husband who could just throw on a baseball cap and walk out the door but I could never find a hat that fit me well. They were all too big, made my ears stick out or had funny sayings or team names on them. Where were all the cute fashionable hats for women? 

When my search came up dry, I decided to take matters into my own hands and start Shady Lady, the only company making hats specifically to fit women. We have since expanded to winter hats and tote bags with a bright, colorful, beachy aesthetic. 

Is fashion important to you? Why? 

Fashion is how I tell the world how I’m feeling inside. I know the eyes are supposed to be the windows to the soul but I think it’s what you are wearing. You are showing the world how you want to present yourself and if you look good, you feel good. 

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What are your successes, and how did you achieve them?

In the 5 years since I started Shady Lady we have been featured on Good Morning America, the podcast, How I Built This and on the must have lists in Esquire, Life & Style and Intouch Magazines. 

My biggest successes have come from cold emailing people and telling them about the brand. We have a powerful message of empowering women by making hats specifically for them.

But the biggest success of all is seeing women in my hats and knowing they feel good about themselves. 

What’s something you might want to do in the future?

My goal is for Shady Lady to be the GO TO women’s brand for hats. Women’s heads are 2cm smaller than a man’s yet all hats are made from the measurements of a man’s head which is totally unacceptable. We plan on partnering with women’s sports teams, women’s gyms, schools etc to get women the hats they deserve! 

Is the name of the Brand important to you when you buy clothing or jewelry?

Quality is important to me and I trust certain brands to be a certain quality so I know what I'm paying for, but name alone means nothing. 

Describe your personal style of fashion?

My personal style is Boho chic. I take a lot of inspiration from 70’s California. I really like clothes that make people smile, that is always my goal when designing anything. 

How did you find your personal style? Do you have a signature look? 

I like to be adventurous and have fun with how I dress. It’s just clothing, you can change it the next day so why not have fun with what you are wearing. I also love wearing bright colors because they make me happy. The best compliment I can receive is when people tell me, “You are the only one who could pull that off.” To me it’s all about confidence in what you wear. If you feel good, you will look good! 

Do you have an influence on other people’s fashion style?

I like to post my outfits on instagram stories and love when people ask me for links or tell me I inspired them! 

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What are in your eyes the best trends at the moment?

I’m all about looking cute and comfortable at the same time so I’m loving the sweatpant jeans. I can be comfy working all day but can also leave the house and feel like I’m not a mess. 

I’m always going to be a jumpsuit girl! It’s easy to throw on but always looks put together. 

What are in your eyes the worst trends at the moment?

Wide leg jeans are hard. I do love them but finding the right flattering pair is tricky. 

I’m definitely not into low rise jeans coming back, those were no one’s friend. It was hard enough to wear them during college, now that I’m in my 40s forget it, haha. I think Y2K fashion can stay in the past where it belongs. 

What kind of fashion advice would you give us?

Wear what makes you feel confident, that is always going to be how you look your best. And be adventurous, have fun with fashion! 

Who is your style icon, and why?

I love 70’s style icons such as: Bianca Jagger, Cher and Stevie Nicks. There was something so free about how they dressed. I always try to recreate that feeling. 

Is there something else you would like to share with us?

Don’t listen to fashion “rules” as they change daily, just have fun getting dressed. Don’t be afraid to stand out in a sea of black t shirts. 

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A huge thank you to Allyson Mandelbaum for taking the time to chat with me! Your creativity, humor, and love for women’s hats truly shine through, and it was such a pleasure learning about your journey and inspiration. 🌟🎩💖

Curious for more insider stories from the world of fashion? Don’t stop here! Check out our other interviews with talented fashion designers and get inspired by their creativity, sass, and unique perspectives. 💃👜✨

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Interview With Fashion Designer Robin Densten

Hi There beauty and fashion lovers!! Do you ever wonder what a fashion designer can do with forgotten fabrics? Perhaps you’re curious to find out how to turn fabrics and vintage treasures into stunning pieces of clothing.  😏🎨👏

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You know how some people rescue stray puppies? Well, Robin Densten rescues forgotten fashion. She takes old fabrics that most of us would ignore and turns them into unique, eco-friendly designs. 😌🧵💎

With her signature touch of hand painting and salvaged materials, Robin creates pieces that make both fashion lovers and the planet smile. 😍🖌️♻️

And I get the rescue instinct. I once scooped up a cat from the street, convinced it was my mom’s missing kitty. He walked right up to me as if we were long-lost friends. 😺🤗💖

Spoiler alert: it wasn’t her cat. Still, he ended up living with me for 13 happy years, probably thinking, “Well, that worked out just fine.” 😂🏡🙈

In the same way, Robin gives second chances to fabrics that were left behind, creating hand-painted, one-of-a-kind designs that steal hearts in the most sustainable way.  😍🌍👒

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What is your name, function and the company you work for?  

My name is Robin Densten and I am the owner of RecaptureDesigns.com

How old are you?

71

What kind of work do you do, or what are you studying to be? 

I am a textile artist and I hand paint, restyle and rework vintage clothing and textiles.  

What made you decide to become a Fashion Designer? Tell me about your journey.

I have always been interested in fashion but never had the means or the inclination to start a clothing line. Growing up in the 70’s I was very into recycling. It was while I was in college that I discovered vintage clothes shopping in thrift stores. 

I had always been in love with 40’s and 50’s fashion from watching the old movies as a kid.  I hated that I was stuck with the 70’s styles and colors. So thrift store shopping became my passion. I could dress in the style that suited me and made me feel good. In the 80’s I was given an opportunity to design accessories for a small boutique and I expanded to selling in other stores as well. 

I eventually began painting on recycled clothing and furniture. When the opportunity arose I opened a vintage boutique offering hand painted furniture and vintage linens. The linens led to lace which led to bridal gowns and that’s when I opened my vintage bridal shop. It hasn’t been until recently that I returned to reworking vintage garments and began offering them for sale.

Is fashion important to you? Why? 

Fashion became important to me when I struggled to find clothes that I liked and that suited my personality. I admired my older sisters who wore the full skirts with petticoats. 

I was limited to what the stores carried that season so I became my own designer. I think it’s important to find what works for you and not be limited with what the stores carry that year. Working on my own clothes has become my creative outlet. 

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What are your successes, and how did you achieve them?

My biggest accomplishment was a vintage bridal shop that I opened after having a difficult time finding a vintage dress for my own wedding. I had run around to every vintage store in my area and would find maybe one or two that would be either victorian size or a bouffant 80’s gown. 

After my own wedding I started out gathering vintage lace thinking I would make accessories. I bought a few beautiful gowns just for the lace but quickly realized how many vintage dealers were practically giving away bridal gowns. They can be very difficult to sell when you just have one or two in your shop. 

After my own quest for the right gown I decided that all these gowns needed to be in one place. A one stop shop. I knew that the success would depend on having a seamstress in house to do alterations and restyling. 

Most brides didn’t want the dresses as they were too old fashioned and too small. But I learned from restyling my own 30’s gown that I could see what could be done to make it more stylish for the modern bride. 

What’s something you might want to do in the future?

I would like to have my hand painted designs printed on fabrics and maybe actual garments. I would also like to use my photography in my designs as well

Is the name of the Brand important to you when you buy clothing or jewelry?

I immediate response is no meaning that I don’t care about labels. However, I am trying to do better by researching the ethical practices of certain brands in order to know who to support.

Describe your personal style of fashion?

Most days I tend to keep to classic, tailored styles. Clothes that are fitted at the waist. Again, think 40’s 50’s. But that doesn’t mean I won’t go crazy with a fun look for a change!

How did you find your personal style? Do you have a signature look? 

I learned early on that because of my height and my proportions that menswear really suited me (plus the fact that I actually had to buy men’s pants back when in order to get them long enough!) 

Wearing a vest and tie or a 40’s nipped jacket is definitely my go to look meaning it’s something easy to put together and I know it will look good. I will go for a ruffled blouse but an overall ruffled dress is not my style.

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Do you have an influence on other people’s fashion style?

No one’s ever told me

What are in your eyes the best trends at the moment?

Reuse and Mend and Make Do. I’m thrilled that recycling has become a trend and I hope it becomes more of a way of life not just a fad. I appreciate that women are finding ways to counteract the fast fashion business and make it acceptable to recycle and reuse.

What are in your eyes the worst trends at the moment?

Nakedness. See though clothes. It’s gotten so out of hand that women are walking off the red carpet into the main stream wearing nothing but a bra and a thong. I’m done.

What kind of fashion advice would you give us?

I would encourage women to find the silhouette that flatters their body type and stay with that. You can be creative with color, prints and accessories but if you stay with your complimentary shape it will make shopping so much easier. 

Also, think twice before spending a bundle on what’s trending. It may go out next year ( and face it all trends are temporary that’s why they call it a trend) and then you are on the hunt for the next thing. It’s what fashion houses depend on. You can incorporate a trendy style with small ticket items like a blouse or accessories.

Who is your style icon, and why?

I can think of many people that I admire but I can’t say they are my icons. I admire individuals like Audrey Hepburn and Kathrine Hepburn but only because they learned what style works for them and therefore look great all the time. 

Designers like Dior are of course my go to because I lean towards his 50’s looks. Vivienne Westwood has incredible fashions many I would wear and some I wouldn’t but I respect her as a designer. I appreciate her rebellious nature. She stayed true to herself throughout her life.

Is there something else you would like to share with us?

Having lived through 7 decades of fashion I finally feel like I have something to say! Lol

Thank you for the opportunity .

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You’re most welcome, Robin! And thanks a ton for answering all my curious (and slightly nosy) questions. I love how you gave those fabrics a new life with your hand painting. 😄✍️✨ 

For those of you wondering where I’ve been hiding lately—no, I didn’t run off to Paris Fashion Week or get lost in a pile of vintage scarves. I was actually knee-deep in the mysterious world of SEO, trying to figure out why some of my older blog posts had suddenly vanished from Google. 👠😱📉

Let me tell you, it was like learning a new language spoken only by robots. Just understanding the problem took me ages, and fixing it? Well, let’s just say my brain now deserves its own spa day. 😅🧠💆‍♀️

And if you’ve got a few extra minutes, why not catch up on my previous fashion designer interviews? You can find them all here 🔗👗✨—plenty of inspiration while I sort out the techy chaos behind the scenes!

Hope you like my blog.....Until next time.....Have a nice day 

Renata (Seadbeady) 

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10 Realistic Tips on How to Make Money Blogging - 10 Tips How To Get Sponsored Content

Hi there, curious clicker! Ever wondered how to make money blogging without turning your site into a digital shopping channel? Maybe you want to know what exactly sponsored content is — besides something that may or may not involve yacht parties? 😏🛍️⛵

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Well, let me spill the tea (literally — I drink tea, not coffee). I don’t make money blogging in the “quit your day job and move to Paris” kind of way. 😂✈💰

I do occasionally receive products in exchange for my honest opinion. No scripts, no fakery, just me, my keyboard, and an open mind (and pores). 😌🍵⌨️

Sponsored content doesn’t have to mean selling your soul for some shampoo. Also, learning how to make money blogging doesn’t mean chasing every brand that wants to pay you in exposure and mystery supplements. 😏 ✨ 💸

Some of us blog for fun, some for passion, and some because our cats have heard enough skincare monologues for one lifetime. Hm, this could be me 🙃🐱💅

Well, if you’re thinking about turning your blog into a side hustle, it can be done. It’s super fast and easy. I assure you, it is. 😇🚀✨

No, of course it’s not (sorry), but it is possible with consistency, patience, and a dash of strategy. 😅📆🧠

In this post, I’ll walk you through how to make money blogging in real, practical ways — and how sponsored content really works (yacht not included). 😎 🚫🛥️

Everything this seasoned winter chicken shares comes from personal experience, and some from people I know in the Blogging business. Ah yes, plenty of trial and error, and … always with well-moisturized hands. 😁📝🧴

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Part 1: 10 Realistic Tips on How to Make Money Blogging (With Examples)

So, you want to make money with your blog — without becoming a walking ad or losing your joy in the process? Good news: it’s possible. Great news: it doesn’t require millions of followers or secret SEO wizardry. It does take time, consistency, and a bit of business brain. Let’s go.

1. Define Your Niche and Stick to It

Think of your niche as your blog’s “theme song.” It tells both readers and brands what they can expect. The more specific your content, the more specific your audience — and brands love that clarity.

📌 Example:

If your niche is “beauty for mature skin,” then anti-aging skincare brands will know you’re their person. But if you jump from fashion hauls to air fryer recipes to quantum physics... yeah, they might get confused.

2. Build Trust First, Monetize Later

People don’t click affiliate links or trust reviews from someone who feels... salesy. Be honest, transparent, and only promote things you’d recommend to a close friend (or your sarcastic aunt who side-eyes everything).

📌 Example:

“I received this product for free, but all opinions are my own. And if it gave me hives, I’d definitely tell you — probably with photos.”

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3. Work With Brands Through Product Sponsorships

When brands send you products in exchange for content, that’s a foot in the door. It may not be cash yet, but it’s building your portfolio and your relationship with brands.

💬 Pro Tip:

Once you’ve done a few of these, level up:

“Thanks so much for reaching out! My sponsored content rate starts at €___, depending on the scope of the project.”

4. Use Affiliate Marketing (Gently and Honestly)

Affiliate marketing = you earn a small commission when readers buy through your links. It doesn’t cost them extra, and it adds up over time — especially with evergreen content.

📌 Example:

“My Top 5 Budget Lipsticks That Don’t Feel Budget” with affiliate links to Amazon, Lookfantastic, or Sephora. It’s a win-win.

🛒 Platforms to try:

Awin • Amazon Associates •  Impact

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5. Create Evergreen Content

Evergreen content = blogposts that stay relevant. Unlike trend posts that expire faster than banana bread hype, evergreen content keeps bringing in traffic — and potential income — for months or even years.

📌 Examples:

“10 Skincare Tips for Women Over 40”

“How to Make Your Makeup Last Through a Hot Flash (Without Melting Into a Puddle)”

6. Add a 'Work With Me' Page to Your Blog

You might not be pitching brands yet, but make it easy for them to pitch you. A dedicated “Work With Me” page makes you look professional — and lets brands know what you offer.

✅ What to include:

• Your niche and audience
• Blog/social stats (monthly views, IG followers)
• Previous collaborations
• Contact info
• Your tone (show your personality!)

💬 Example:

“Want to collaborate? I love beauty, fashion, and saying ‘yes’ to products I’d actually use. Serious inquiries only — no weird detox teas, please.”

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7. Pitch Brands (Even If You’re a Bit Nervous)

You don’t have to wait for brands to discover you. Start small, start local, and reach out with a clear, friendly pitch. Show them how a collaboration benefits them, not just you.

📬 Example pitch:

“Hi [Brand], I’m a fashion & beauty blogger with an engaged audience who loves honest reviews and relatable content. I’d love to feature your [product] on my blog and Instagram. Let me know if you'd be open to working together!”

8. Offer Paid Add-Ons to Free Product Reviews

Already reviewing gifted products? Great! Now give brands the option to boost their exposure with paid upgrades like:

Extra social media posts

Instagram Reels or Stories

Newsletter shout-outs

A giveaway

📌 Example:

“For €40, I can include a Reel and two Instagram Stories with links to the full blog review.”

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9. Join Blogger Networks & PR Platforms

These platforms connect you with brands looking for bloggers and influencers. Some offer paid opportunities, others product exchanges, and most help you grow your experience.

📌 Examples:

LinkPizza (great for Dutch/Belgian bloggers) • The Cirqle • Brandwatch 

10. Track Everything and Stay Patient

This isn’t a get-rich-quick game — it’s a grow-slow-and-steady game. Keep track of collaborations, payments, traffic, and what performs well. Celebrate your small wins. They add up.

📝 Track:

Which brands you’ve worked with

Paid vs. unpaid

Clicks, likes, shares

Your own emotional energy (yes, really)

⏳ Reminder:

The bloggers who succeed aren’t the loudest or the flashiest — they’re the ones who kept showing up, stayed authentic, and weren’t afraid to ask for what they’re worth.

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Part 2: 10 Tips on How to Get Sponsored Content (Without Losing Your Soul or Sanity)

So, you're ready to land those shiny, exciting, sponsored gigs? Before you jump in, here's how to attract real brand partnerships — the kind that fit your vibe, respect your audience, and actually pay you (not just in socks... unless they’re fabulous).

1. Grow Your Audience (Slow Growth Is Still Growth)

You don’t need 50k followers. What brands really want? An engaged, loyal audience. Even if it’s small. Focus on community, not vanity metrics.

💬 Tip:

Reply to DMs. Comment back. Be present. That kind of real engagement is gold.

2. Create Content That Looks Sponsored (Even If It’s Not Yet)

If you want brands to pay you for content, show them what you’re capable of — before they even ask. Review products you genuinely love, create style posts, or write tutorials using real products.

📌 Example:

“5 Reasons I Keep Rebuying This Drugstore Moisturizer” = portfolio material they can’t ignore.

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3. Tag Brands in Your Posts (Tactfully)

If you mention or show a brand’s product, tag them. They might notice and re-share — or keep you in mind for future campaigns.

🚫 Don’t say:

“PLZ sponsor me @Brand 😩💸💅🏼”

✅ Do say:

“Still obsessed with this lipstick from @Brand — been using it for two years straight!”

4. Create a Simple (But Professional) Media Kit

Your media kit is your blog’s résumé. It should include:

A short bio

Your niche and audience info

Blog and social media stats

Previous collabs or testimonials

Contact info

🎨 Bonus tip:

Use Canva to make it clean and attractive — no need to hire a designer.

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5. Be the One to Reach Out

Don’t be afraid to send a pitch email. Brands are busy; sometimes they just need someone to say, “Hey, I exist, and I can help!”

📬 Example pitch:

“Hi [Brand], I’m a fashion and beauty blogger who focuses on relatable, honest content with a touch of humor. I’d love to collaborate on showcasing your [product] in a blog and Instagram post. Would love to hear if there’s a fit!”

6. Join Influencer and PR Platforms

These platforms post sponsored campaigns that bloggers and influencers can apply for. It’s a great way to start landing deals — and practicing your pitch.

📌 Examples:

LinkPizza • Join • The Cirqle • Collabstr • Influenster (great for samples)

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7. Keep Your Online Presence Fresh

Brands will Google you. If your last blog post was from the pre-pandemic era and your IG bio still says “new blogger,” you’re missing opportunities.

💬 Tip:

Post regularly — even if it’s short reviews or mini blog posts. Consistency builds trust.

8. Politely Decline Irrelevant or Shady Offers

You will get strange pitches: mystery supplements, no-name leggings, or “opportunities” that pay in exposure. Stay strong.

💌 Your power response:

“Thank you for your message! Unfortunately, this product doesn’t align with my blog or audience. Wishing you all the best.”

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9. Offer Sponsorship Packages (Not Just a Blog Post)

Think bigger than a single blog post. Offering bundled packages shows you’re professional — and gives brands more value.

📌 Example package:

“For €75, I offer a blog review, 3 Instagram images, and 2 Stories with swipe-up links.”

10. Stay Authentic — Always

Your voice is your brand. Don’t dilute your tone, personality, or honesty just to land a deal. Brands that get you will appreciate your style — and so will your readers.

💡 Reminder:

You’re not a billboard. You’re a creator. Be real, be you, and if the socks are ugly — say so (unless they're hilarious... then maybe say yes).

Final Words:

Want to make money and land brand deals? Keep showing up, keep writing from the heart, and don’t be afraid to ask for what you’re worth. Just make sure your hands are moisturized before you type those pitch emails — first impressions matter.

✨ One Last Thing Before You Hit "Publish..."

If you’ve made it this far — congratulations, you now officially know more about blog monetization than 99% of people who think “influencer” is just a fancy word for “free stuff.” 😊🎉💻

Yes, it takes time. Yes, you’ll probably question your life choices at least once while editing a flatlay photo at midnight with a face mask on. 😅🌙📸

But trust me: there’s nothing quite like the feeling of being paid for your passion and getting to write “I got this gifted, but no, it didn’t give me a rash” in complete honesty. 😌💰✍️

So go forth. Blog like the fabulous, opinionated, semi-caffeinated legend you are. ☕️✨👑

Send that pitch. Write that review. Moisturize those typing hands. 📝💅⌨️

And remember: the only thing worse than not getting sponsored... is getting sponsored by a brand that sells vibrating mascara. (Yes, it’s real. No, don’t Google it.) 😳😱🔍

Now excuse this winter chicken while she updates her media kit and eats cookies she told Instagram were “part of a wellness routine.” #sponlife 🍪🤫📱

Got a few extra minutes? Perfect! Dive into more juicy tips, blogging hacks, social media secrets, and daily inspiration over on my Tips - Blogging - Social Media - Inspiration page. Because why stop at good when you can be fabulous? 📚✨🚀

Hope you like my blog.....Until next time.....Have a nice day 

Renata (Seadbeady) 

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Red Lens Glasses & Blue Light Filter - Gloojo - Functional and Fashionable?

Hi there, my dear readers! Ever wondered if Red Lens Glasses could help you sleep better? You may wonder if a strong blue light filter might stop your brain from acting like it just drank three espressos at 11 PM?

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Then congratulations—you’re my ideal reader. If you’re here, chances are you’re staring at a screen, perhaps in bed, who knows, in pyjamas, and most likely too close to midnight. We’ve all been there. (In fact, I am there.) 🛏️📱😴

Anyway, this whole glasses thing? Not my first rodeo. 🤠👓🎢

As a kid, I had to wear glasses for a lazy eye. Well, no, not cute-lazy like, “I enjoy naps and soft blankets,” but lazy as in, “Let the other one do the work, I’m on strike.” 💤🙄👀

So there I was, tiny me with big ugly glasses, trying to look serious and responsible—until one glorious act of childhood rebellion changed everything. 😎👓🎉

We weren’t allowed to jump on our parents’ bed. Of course, we did. Often. In secret. That bed had proper metal springs, the kind that could launch a child into orbit with the slightest bounce. 🚀🛏️😜

One day, mid-air and mid-scream-laugh with my two sisters, my glasses went flying across the room like a pair of NASA-approved spectacles. 🤣👓🚀

They hit the floor. I hit the floor (giggling). Then, at my next eye check-up, the doctor announced: “No need for fresh glasses anymore.” 😅👀🎯

Apparently, my eye decided to stop being lazy after experiencing extreme altitude. Spring-loaded vision therapy—it’s a real spring! 🌟👓🎢

Oops. I mean… thing. But who’s counting? 😬😆🤷‍♀️

Fast forward to today: I’m wearing glasses again. Except now they’re cool, comfy, and designed to help me fall asleep instead of bounce off walls. 😎🛌💤

Meet the Gloojo Night Ease Red Lens Glasses for Sleep—perfect for blue light filtering, bedtime scrolling, and people who still want to jump on the bed (in secret) but settle for bingeing cat videos instead. 😺📱🛏️

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Night Ease™ Cat Eye Red Lens Glasses for Sleep

Crafted for both comfort and style, these advanced red lenses filter out disruptive blue and green light, promoting deeper, more restorative sleep.

• Red-Tinted Lenses Block 99.9% of Blue Light and Support Better Sleep
• Timeless Wayfarer Design with Comfortable Spring Hinges
• Sleek Black and Grey Styles to Match Any Outfit
  
• Width (Hinge to Hinge): 133mm – Suitable for Larger Fits
• Frame Height: 48mm
• Lens Size: 54◻18-140
• Gender: Unisex – Designed for Everyone

Night Ease™ Red Lens Specs

• UV Protection: 100% (UV400)
• Lens Type: Non-Polarized
• Lens Material: Durable Polycarbonate
• Blue Light Blocking: 99.89%
• Lens Category: 2 (Visible Light Transmission: 22%)
• Special Features: Impact-Resistant, Dual-Layer Anti-Reflective Coating
• Ideal For: Nighttime use, dim or low-light environments, indoor settings, and pre-sleep routines

Cat Eye Frame Specs

• Frame Material: Lightweight TR90 Front with Durable Alloy Temples
• Available Colors: Black Gold, Grey Gold
• Hinges: Flexible Spring Hinges for Added Comfort
• Weight: 26g – Lightweight for All-Day Wear

Included With Order

• Half-Shell Hard Protective Case
• Microfiber Soft Pouch
• Microfiber Cleaning Cloth

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Are these glasses comfortable to wear for long periods?

Yes, Gloojo Night Ease Red Lens Sleep Glasses are thoughtfully designed for maximum comfort. The lightweight frame and fitover style allow for extended wear—perfect for nighttime reading, watching TV, or working on your computer—without adding pressure to your nose or ears.

Will these glasses change how I see colors at night?

Yes, the red lenses will noticeably alter your color perception—particularly with greens and blues, which may appear significantly darker or even black. However, most users find that contrast for reading and screen use remains clear. In fact, the soothing red tint can help cue your brain that it’s time to relax and prepare for sleep.

Are Gloojo Night Ease Red Lens Sleep Glasses suitable for driving?

No, these glasses are not suitable for driving or road use. Based on the lens spectrum test report and international safety standards, the red tint can impair your ability to see traffic signals and other critical color cues. Always remove them before getting behind the wheel.

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Can I use these glasses during the day, or are they just for nighttime?

Although you can wear them anytime, Gloojo Night Ease Red Lens Sleep Glasses are specifically designed for evening use. Their powerful blue and green light blocking is most effective at night, helping to protect melatonin levels and promote restful sleep. For daytime screen time, a lighter blue light filter might be a better choice.

Do these glasses provide UV protection as well?

Yes! The lens report confirms that Gloojo Night Ease Red Lens Sleep Glasses are designed to block 100% of UVA and UVB rays, providing full UV400 protection. This means your eyes are protected not only from disruptive blue and green light at night but also from harmful ultraviolet rays during daytime outdoor use, should you choose to wear them outside.

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My opinion on the Night Ease™ Cat Eye Red Lens Glasses for Sleep

Now, I’ll be honest—I already owned a pair of blue light filter glasses before trying these. But let’s just say… they were more “potato in disguise” than fashionable eyewear. Functional? Sure. Cute? Not unless you find “sad librarian lost in time” a vibe. 🥔🤓📚

Enter the Gloojo Night Ease Red Lens Sleep Glasses. These are not only doing the blue light blocking job, but they actually look good while doing it. For once, I put on sleep glasses and didn’t immediately check if my cat was judging me. (He still was, but that’s just his personality.) 😼👓✨

And let’s talk packaging—because yes, I am that person who gets excited about a good box. The packaging is solid and stylish, like the glasses are saying, “We’re here to block blue light and be fabulous.” 📦💅🎁

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Also, can we take a moment to appreciate the Half-Shell Hard Protective Case? Finally, a case that doesn’t collapse like a pancake in my bag. I love knowing my glasses are safe, snug, and ready to travel—whether it’s to the couch, the kitchen, or that big adventure known as “leaving the house.” 👜🛡️😌

So yeah, if you’re tired of looking like a confused owl and want to upgrade your nighttime screen game and your style, these glasses might just be your new best friend. Plus, your eyes (and your cat) will thank you. Trust me — once you try them, you’ll wonder how you ever survived without that fancy red glow. 🦉❤️👓

Hope you like my blog.....Until next time.....Have a nice day 

Renata (Seadbeady) 

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