Toni Chamness-Jobe
Toni is an esthetician and owner of Enlighten Skincare located in the Avondale District. Toni grew up in Indiana and Michigan before moving to sunny Tempe, Arizona (and surrounding areas) where she lived for 16 years. Moving to Charleston in 2014, Toni lives in James Island with her husband, son, and two crazy rescue pups. As a family they love playing outdoors, going on family adventures, and checking out fun new things to do around Charleston! Toni is a hobby photographer, jewelry maker, crafter, and avid reader when spare time allows.
Skincare for Children: What Products Should Your Child Be Using?
I’m seeing some things lately online that have me all kinds of concerned. Hey mamas, it’s your Friendly Neighborhood Esthetician here, and I’m going to dive right in . . .
Young kids, primarily the...
Ways to Celebrate National Pi(e) Day
I’m what you would consider “mathematically challenged.” Math is not a language I’m fluent in, and I really struggled with it all through school (Why did I take Trig my senior year of high...
Moms to See in the 843: Katie Guffey
I don’t love working out. I am not a “go to the gym” kind of gal; I don’t run unless something is chasing me. I probably wouldn’t join a group fitness class either. However,...
5 Parenting Lessons I’ve Learned From Bluey
Everything I’ve learned about parenting I’ve learned from watching Bluey. Just kidding, sort of.
If you’re not familiar with the extremely popular animated series, Bluey, it’s an adorable story that follows the Heeler family on...
Where to See Snow in the Carolinas
“Oh, the weather outside is . . . weather.” -- Paul Rudd, Forgetting Sarah Marshall
It can really feel like the weather outside is just weather here in the Lowcountry as we move through the...
A Guide to Holiday Movies Around Charleston
“It’s the most wonderful time of the year. With the kids jingle-belling and everyone yelling…MOM! MOMMY! MOMMA!!”
Ok, so maybe that’s not how the lyrics go, but, you get the point. There is so much...
Where to Dine Out for Thanksgiving in Charleston
Thanksgiving is a wonderful holiday filled with rich familial traditions. One of which is spending hours (if not days) peeling, chopping, grating, and sweating over a hot oven and stove. Another of those "traditions"...
Celebrating Dia de los Muertos at Home With Your Kids
I have been fascinated by the history, culture, and traditions of the Mexican holiday Dia de los Muertos since I was a teenager. In English, it translates to Day of the Dead.
I majored in...
Local Coffee Roasters You Don’t Want to Miss in Charleston
When we first arrived in Charleston in 2014, there weren’t too many options for a good cup of coffee. And I mean a good cup. No “it takes five minutes to tell the barista...
Lowcountry Parks & Playgrounds: White Point Gardens
Imagine you’re taking a stroll along The Battery in downtown Charleston. You happen upon a lovely park. You make your way to a quiet, grassy spot underneath a giant Live Oak tree. You have...