Bravado Living

If you’re like us, you probably include shampoo, conditioner, face scrub, shaving cream, toothpaste in your morning regimen. Now this is fine, if not a little metro, when you’re in the comfort of your own home. But what happens when you travel? Are you really going to pack everything in your toiletry bag and hope it doesn’t spill on all your clothes. Well chances are, that’s probably what you’ve been doing. Until Now.

Dr. Bonner’s Magic Soap is an organic marvel. It can be used as shampoo, body wash, shaving cream, even toothpaste if you’re in a pinch. We love it in the peppermint scent to revitalize you from the long nights out. Pick up a bottle and throw it in your bag on your next trip, that is, if you don’t use it all at home.

BUY IT Dr. Bonner’s Magic Soap $3.99

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Who said you needed to deal with peanuts and baggage claim to go on a vacation. Why not treat yourself to a staycation in the beautiful city of Miami. There are a ton of great deals right here in our own backyard (sorry national readers, tell us where you live and we’ll find discounts for you too).

If there’s one good thing about this economy, it’s lowered prices on everything. So stay at the Mondrian on Miami beach for only $345 a night using the special code below. This seems like a lot but when you realize you’ll be getting a free room upgrade, 25% off all spa treatments, and a private poolside cabana for each day of your stay- it suddenly seems more reasonable.

And if that wasn’t enough, they threw in complimentary bottle of champagne just to sweeten the deal.

The hotel is has great reviews, great location, and amazing restaurants. Take advantage of this offer, before everyone else does.

BOOK IT Now until New Year’s, use code PKMOFN to book, 1100 West Ave, 305-514-1500

Popularity: 3% [?]

Nestled in the heart of the Caribbean, in the middle of St. Lucia, lies a hotel deeply invested in nature-Jade Mountain. Architecturally designed to flow with nature, each bedroom, living room, and infinity pool flow like platforms out into nature. With one wall specifically removed from every room, you don’t feel like you are in a hotel, but a sanctuary in nature.

Infinity Pool in Every Room

Specifically technology free, there are no televisions, telephones, or radios in any of the rooms to distract you from the serenity of paradise you are in. With room service catering to your every need, from in-room massages, sunset cocktails, and balcony dinners, Jade Mountain has created paradise on Earth.

Open Air Tub

If exploring is on your palate, there are plenty of water sports, two beaches, jungle excursions, and several restaurants to satisfy your desires. There is something for everyone in this cove of luxury, from the thrill-seeker to the relaxation junkie.

And we know it looks tempting, but try not to stay all day in bed.

BOOK IT Jade Mountain $950/$1250/ $1450 a night

Popularity: 3% [?]

Zeke’s is probably one of my favorite things about Lincoln Road, besides the beautiful South American girls. It’s a beer garden, which mean that it’s chock full crazy imports and micro brews. At $3-$4 a beer, get adventurous, lose the Corona and the Heineken. Try a Spanish Hamburg or a chocolate beer. Seriously, with over 300 beers from around the world, this is the type of place beer aficionados dream about.

Get there early and snag a table outside, because it gets packed early. And I mean PACKED, seriously this place is really popular with the locals and with tourists. Another bummer is it’s cash only policy, which puts a dent in the plans of people like me, who like to imagine their drinking binges as good credit accumulating. It’s right by Pizza Rustica, so grab a slice, buy a beer, and people watch the hell out of Lincoln road.

Zeke’s Roadhouse 625 Lincoln Rd Miami Beach, FL 33139

Popularity: 3% [?]

Whether you are itching to impress the boss or a lady friend, this restaurant will do the trick, guaranteeing that promotion or that after dinner romp. Dolores But You Can Call Me Lolita is located in the historic Brickell Firehouse and gives off an ambiance that is both elegant and inviting. The food has a global fusion theme, seemingly a mix of Spanish, Brazilian, and Peruvian food.This food is crazy good, lobster ravioli and Serrano ham croquettes crazy. The menu is divided into $18 entrees and $23 entrees with each entree getting a complimentary appetizer of your choice. Get a table out on the upstairs patio at night and get a great view of the city.

Popularity: 4% [?]