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Pluto re-enters Aquarius on January 20, 2024, taking us back to March 23, when it first moved into the air sign. As this is the second time we are undergoing this transit, we have another chance to undertake the same affairs — but, with more insight and knowledge than before. We will have the ability to go about former circumstances with a keen eye that’s open to making and taking the necessary steps towards augmenting our lives. As Pluto progresses forward, it begins another retrograde journey on May 2, 2024. Pluto’s retrograde in 2024 will realign us with the events we saw when it was moonwalking in 2023. That will help us handle affairs from the past and offer us a grip on what we need to get through the process of building ourselves back up. On September 1, 2024, Pluto retrograde marches back into Capricorn again, offering us the opportunity to explore our former decisions and to make choices that can help and aid old hurts, wounds, and traumas from 2023 in 2024. Therefore, we have time and ample opportunity in the future to mend our hearts and minds.
Fragrance shopping can be tough—that’s definitely no secret. There are so many factors to consider when selecting a scent, including the notes, lasting power, and how it reacts to your body chemistry. What you shouldn’t have to worry about as a consumer when searching for the best perfumes for women, however, is if the ingredients used in your perfume are toxic or disruptive to the environment. Sadly, there are still plenty of fragrances out there that do contain these elements, but I’ve fallen in love with a brand that doesn’t and holds itself to extremely high standards.
For a limited-time, almost everything that’s likely been lurking in your Prime member shopping cart will be discounted, giving you the perfect head start to 2023’s holiday shopping season. (Or, just the perfect excuse to finally invest in whatever you’ve been eyeing or needing to stock back up on.) Not to mention, new deals will drop as often as every five minutes during certain periods throughout the event, so make sure you’re checking in regularly.
With roots in the Southeast Alaska town of Yakutat, Jennifer Younger is Tlingit of the Eagle Kaagwaantaan clan and currently lives in Sitka, Alaska. For her handmade jewelry, Jennifer draws inspiration from such sources as traditional Tlingit formline designs and spruce root basket weaving patterns.
