KRISTEN'S STORY -
A HACK TO STOP YOUR SUNGLASSES FROM SLIDING
We love having fun in the summer sun and we know how important it is to protect our peepers with sunglasses, but it’s super annoying when our sunglasses are forever sliding down our nose. It’s hot and we’re sweaty, so it feels like something we’ll just have to live with, but this hack could stop the slide for good.
So what’s the secret? Something you probably already have in your makeup bag: eye shadow primer. You use it to hold your shadow in place on your eyelids and it creates a matte, slightly sticky grip, so dabbing a bit on the bridge of your nose right where your glasses hit is all there is to it.
That slightly sticky grip is supposed to keep your glasses in place. And the best part? It works on bare skin as well as over makeup. Plus, the hack works for regular glasses as well as sunglasses. So try it to stop the sunglasses slide.
JASON'S STORY - WINNER
HERE ARE FIVE SIGNS THAT YOU'RE UNDER-PAID
Most people feel that they are underpaid at their job. According to Indeed.com, less than 20% of American workers are actually satisfied with their earnings. The magic number? More than half of those surveyed say they'd need an additional $6,000 to really feel comfortable.
Here are some surefire signs you may be underpaid according to GOBankingRates:
1. Your colleagues are making more than you for similar jobs.
2. They’re also getting promotions, while you aren’t.
3. While you’ve developed new skills, that hasn’t earned you a raise.
4. Your boss doesn’t follow through when he or she gives you the impression that attaining certain goals or projects will lead to more pay.
5. Your company's website has a similar job listing with higher pay.
Other tell-tale signs may include:
- Your income hasn’t increased, even though your company's revenue is skyrocketing.
- Even though your pile of responsibilities is much higher, your pay has remained stagnant.
- You’re satisfied just being employed.