Review | LSTN Beech Wood Bowery Headphones

I think by now everyone who reads my blogs knows what a huge music fan I am, so when I got approached by LSTN to review one of their headphones I felt like it would be a very organic collaboration. Ever since filming my first impression review, I've been putting these headphones on various tests to be able to write a proper review. I've tested their noise cancelling ability, the bass, and also how they perform in a variety of situations. Perhaps the normal consumer wouldn't think of testing their headphones to the extent that I did but I'm certainly not normal consumer with a limited knowledge of headphones. I felt like my testing was crucial to figure out who would be attracted to headphones like these.

First Impression | LSTN Beech Bowery Headphones

I recently got approached by LSTN Headphones to review a pair of headphones. In case you don't know about LSTN they're a headphone company which sells headphones made out of wood! Not only does that set them apart from other headphone companies but they also give back to those in need. Whenever someone purchases one of their headphones, they donate a hearing aid to someone in need. Giving someone the ability to hear for their mom or music for the first time is a life changing experience. As a longtime music fan I can't go a day without listening to music for a couple of hours so I couldn't imagine not being able to hear a thing. I really loved the premise of LSTN Headphones, as well as their cause, so it only made sense for me to partner with them for a review. This is only my first impression, I will publish an in-depth review some time next week after I've tested for a couple of days.

Fashion for a Cause | Krama Héritage

Outfit #1 features the krama in "le vert impérial"

As a blogger you get approached by several companies to check out their items and perhaps write a blog post about them. I have to admit that I tend to skip out on a lot of these opportunities because sometimes the brand doesn't reflect my style, or it just doesn't grab my attention. I received an email from one of the founders of Krama Héritage a few weeks ago after he found my study abroad blog, De San Diego à Paris. After declining the offer to write about a fashion accessory in an educational blog, I decided to read more about the brand and that was when I knew I couldn't turn down the opportunity to spread the word about a great company. In my eyes Krama Héritage is one of those rare brands that don't come around too often, and it only felt natural to write about them since I did live in Paris for a bit.