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As you all probably know, I have recently been getting into a skincare routine that targets and combats my acne prone and oily skin. This is when I discovered the new 'Pure Clay' range from L'oréal which offers three masks with three different benefits (detoxifying, mattifying and exfoliating). Out of all three, I decided to choose the Pure Clay Purity Mask.

This mask combines all three mineral pure clays (Kaolin, Montmorillonite and Ghassoul), alongside the hero ingredient eucalyptus to help draw out dirt, unclog the pores and reduce any excess, unwanted shine. It has a definite creamy texture which applies effortlessly onto the skin, giving an instant cooling effect. Once applied, it only takes around 10 minutes for it to fully dry, and you can definitely feel it soaking up the excess oil, to the point where you can't even move your face! For removing the clay mask, it does need some hard work. I recommend using a muslin cloth whilst gently removing the mask in circular motions, which also helps to exfoliate my skin at the same time. 
Just to note: this product is quite heavily scented, yet I personally love it as I find it quite soothing and calming. But if you are sensitive to strong fragrances then maybe this product is not for you.


In regards to the size, you get 50ml of product, which equates to roughly 10 applications. Yet, depending on how much you use and where you use it, I think that you can definitely get more for your money (even though this product is already cheap!) For reference, I have used this mask around 4 times and have barely dipped into the jar!

After using this mask multiple times, I have definitely seen an overall difference in my skin texture and complexion. Straight after use, my skin feels super soft, which gives it the perfect base for any makeup application. The next day my skin is glowing and radiant, and on top of that, it smells amazing! So, whenever I see a breakout forming, I instantly gravitate towards this product and can be guaranteed it will reduce the overall size of the spot and redness.
I use this mask around 2-3 times a week, depending on if my skin needs the boost and a pick me up.

As this product is targeted for an equivalent of an at-home facial, there is no wonder that this product has so many benefits. If you are willing to buy all three masks (detoxifying & brightening charcoal mask and exfoliating and smoothing red algae mask), you can create your own multitasking facial routine - the concept is all about using different masks for different parts of your face and treating the skin where it needs it. For me, my skin only needs the one!

My overall thoughts:
I would definitely repurchase this product, and for only £7.99, it is definitely worth the money! This product has been a life saver for my skin, reducing spots and creating an even and smooth complexion. Immediately my skin feels fresh, clean and purified - it works wonders! This face mask is going to be a staple in my skincare, becoming one of the holy grail products. I cannot wait to try out the other masks in the range, and see what other clay face masks there are. 


What is your favourite clay mask?


May 21, 2018 8 comments
 
I tend to keep my manicures very neutral and natural, so a subtle pop of colour is always welcomed. So, I'm constantly on the lookout for extra nail polishes to spice up my everyday look, and I think I've found the perfect one. Today we are talking about the Ciate London Paint Pot in Comic Strip.

The name totally sums up what this polish is all about. The multicoloured (pastels and bright bolds) hexagonal shapes remind me of pop art and the illustrations within comic books, taking a modern twist on the classic glitter nail. Not to mention, these colours are perfect for a themed mani! Comic Strip enhances every manicure, complimenting almost every nail polish colour, allowing it to be transitioned across all seasons from Summer to Winter. 


As this is my first ever nail polish from Ciate London, it's hard to test its wear against others, however, like all sparse glitter nail polishes it can take up to 2-3 coats for a semi-opaque finish (depending on what you want). Yet, I am glad to say that each coat glides on effortlessly due to the wide and flat brush that is iconic to Ciate London nail polishes (this should be expected from the higher price point you are paying). This does allow for enough glitter to be picked up by the brush, giving unique results from each swipe.

What I love most about this polish is the different finishes and looks you can create with the same matte glitter. My personal favourite way is to apply it as an accent to my ring finger, which definitely packs a punch. After testing it multiple times, the polish lasts around a week on average, with a generous coating of top coat - not bad for a glitter!

Have you tried Ciate London nail polishes?

April 30, 2018 26 comments
Recently, I have been trying out the not so hyped under £5 Collection Lash Surge mascara. Even though this product hasn't received the same amount of attention as its fellow mascaras, the duo of Sophia and Cinzia claim this mascara to be 'just so good!' (and their lashes always do look stunning.) So, of course, I had to give it a try. 

When choosing my mascara, I'm not that fussy when it comes to the brand or formula, yet I practically know from the first application whether it will be a hit or miss. After staying comfortable with multiple Benefit They're Real mascara samples (I think we're all guilty of this at some point) until they were practically all too dry to use, I needed to switch up my routine, and I wasn't prepared to pay the price. At first, I was sceptical of the Collection mascara as the wand on first glance was not my usual go to. However, the wet formula is ultra black, with the brush picking up a lot of product. For me, I personally don't like too much product as it tends to clump after the first layer, not with this mascara though! This wand coats every lash perfectly, giving you a look that is both volumising and lengthening. 


Normally, for me, it's very hard to find a mascara that does not smudge under my eyes or on my eyelids due to oily skin problems. So, as for longevity, I have put this mascara to the ultimate test. After wearing it to the gym multiple times and in this temperamental weather it did occasionally transfer underneath my eyes and would definitely come off if I rubbed my eyes - but that's understandable. Even though this did happen, I would still definitely reach for this mascara again, as it easily holds a long-lasting fluttery curl. This is especially impressive with my straight and sometimes hard to curl lashes.

Overall, the Collection Lash Surge has become my go-to trusty mascara, making it into my makeup bag - that must be good!

Will you give this mascara a try?

April 09, 2018 32 comments
La Roche Posay Serozinc Review 008
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Even though I may have not been on the blogging scene for quite some time, I have still been on the look out for hyped up products to review.  Earlier this year the infamous 'life-changing' spray hit our shelves in boots.... We had all heard its claims on renewing dull, oily skin so finally I could now put it to the test.

Before we get started on the actual review, I'm going to tell you a little bit about my skincare history. Some of you may already know this, if you have read any of my previous skincare posts, that over the past few years I have suffered from quite severe acne, mild hyper pigmentation (redness to the skin which also causes breakouts) and very oily skin. It started off with the occasional breakout, which I was able to clear with a simple gel, but it gradually changed to more redness and angry spots. I have been at the end of my wits with how many products I have tried from creams, tablets and gels- none of these have helped in the long term. Therefore, I was willing to give anything a go, especially a two-in-one product that would target both my oily skin and breakouts.

As I am targeting large areas I personally use this product daily, both morning and evening. There are two main ways of applying this toner - by spraying it directly onto the face (or desired area) which is what I tend to do or you can use a cotton pad to dab it on. However this way I think is less effective and might not have the full outcome that you have aimed for. Once the skin is dry I go in with an oil-free moisturizer, followed by any other treatments. The can sprays a very fine mist that doesn't leave a wet sheet nor the feeling of it being sticky therefore it is great for a mid-day freshen up on those very humid days. The ingredients are simply made up of water, sodium chloride and zinc sulfate and it works like a toner to mattify the skin by tightening pores. It is also said to be soothing and to help purify the skin by cleansing it of any nasty bacteria! 

After the first night, I was a bit apprehensive on what the results would be, however, I could see a noticeable difference of my skin. It had magically reduced the size of my spots and calmed down the redness. It has been a week since buying this product and I can proudly say that 20% of my spots have disappeared, but still my red pigmentation is lingering. I have also been trying to cut out dairy products from my diet, which I can proudly say is definitely working (comment if you want a post on this..)

Overall, this product has helped my skin calm down but in the long run I don't see any major noticeable improvements. I do have to admit, that this spray is perfect for cooling down the face throughout a hot day - perfect for summer and holidays. I will still carry on using this product and will definitely give you any skin updates in the near future! 

P.S. One reason why I have not been updating my blog as frequently is because I am having some issues with photos and the quality. So it is quite a hit and miss... Apologies in advance. Oh and also I would love it you filled out this survey if you have a sister/daughter who is aged between 4-8! click here to go to the survey
November 08, 2015 5 comments

A month?! Yes I know I've taken a break mainly because I had run out of post ideas but now I've got too many to keep locked up. This time I've reduced the stress by only posting once a week or twice if you're lucky (don't get your hopes up!) So welcome me back with lots of comments to motivate me even more! Lets get on with the actual review...

There's no doubt about it that this book is so aesthetically pleasing, but if we get down to the real review the tables turn. The book itself only took a short read with many pages filled with old polaroid images of Alexa herself. I wouldn't exactly call this an autobiography more of a scrapbook meets journal.

There's been many mixed reviews, with many people disliking it or loving it. However they are missing the entire aspect with the fact it's along the lines of pick up when you want to and give it quick flick through - a great addition to your coffee table books!

My favorite parts of the book are when she shows us why she is just like the rest of us even though to the rest of us she might be IT.
She goes on about heartbreak ("Scrolling through photos [on Instagram] of girls your ex may not be shagging won't help you") and even admits that she favours a full brief, ("I'd rather go commando than wedge myself into a g-string"). 

Yes she does get personal but that's what I like about Alexa as she throws herself into it and may I add very witty too! I enjoyed dipping in and out of this book but for £16.99 (or £11.89 on amazon) I do believe that there could have been more too it. However who does not love taking a look into Alexa's life - I'm guilty.

If you love a seemingly good coffee table book or Alexa Chung herself then this is the perfect buy for you!

Have you read it? What was your thoughts? Love or hate? Let me know 



May 27, 2015 6 comments
Latest Lust: The Lob


I'll have to admit I've always been pretty scared to do something drastic to my hair - especially after my traumatic breakdown experience of not loving my haircut. I've mainly stuck to the same old hairstyle which is all one length - pretty boring to be honest! But now my hairs got to the point where it looks as if there are two hairstyles rolled into one but failing miserably.

I'm now just ready for a change and quick! Which is why I'm seriously loving the lob...


You're all probably wondering - what the hell is a lob? Well it's simply a long bob. It's officially the haircut of 2015 and many celebrities have been seen rocking it (and hopefully I will be too!) I've always wanted a hairstyle that looks and is effortless to create. As in wake up, put a bit of texturing spray in and you're done, effortless. I love these inspiration images that I've collected as they're all rocking that messy beach wave 'I just woke up' hair. Which is totally my go to look.

Ever since I saw Amanda Steele's hair, I've been obsessed with the lob so I decided to just go for the chop but that's when the disastrous meltdown happened! However I am determined this time to get it right, fingers crossed! Will update you on how it goes but in the meanwhile adios!! 

February 16, 2015 3 comments

It seems as though I've fallen into the trap of buying a set of Muji storage to hold my growing makeup collection - who's to blame? But you know what, I'm obsessed! You can't deny that the appeal of these drawers are hard not to love, so I've decided to create a mini series in which I show you each of my drawers individually, from top to bottom!  Welcome to Organising with Muji, part 1...

I like to keep my Muji drawers especially for the everyday essentials - the top drawer holds all my go to eye and brow products which every so often do get changed around - depending if I can be bothered! As you can probably see, at the moment I'm obssessed with the brand Soap & Glory. I have quite a few of their Smoulder Kohls in both Super Black and Cocoa Bean (£5.00) - these look great smudged across the lash line to create a subtle but smokey winged eye effect.
I also keep a stash of mascaras of different effects. One of my all time favorites being the Maybelline The Falsies Volume Express (£7.99) as the spoon shaped brush grabs every individual lash, fanning them out from corner to corner whilst still lifting and separating them at the same time. This is one of the very few mascaras that actually holds the curl.

As for the brows I only keep two products which consist of the Soap & Glory Brow Archery (£10). I won't go into too much detail as I have done a whole review on this product but what I will say is that it keeps my unruly brows in place!
You may spy a few of the Maybelline Colour Tattoos (£4.99), I have been wearing the shade on and on bronze everyday of this month, just swept across the eyelid and under the lash line. It offers great colour pay off and really makes my brown eyes stand out.

So that's just a few of the products in my top Muji drawer! Who knew I was this obsessed with Soap & Glory!

Have you invested in some Muji drawers?

P.S: I will now be posting two times a week on Mondays and Thursdays...


February 07, 2015 1 comments
When it comes to brows I'm typically the person who likes to use powders over pencils but this Soap & Glory product has started to take me in the other direction. After seeing this product fly around many YouTube channels and blogs I had a definite impulse to pick it up. plus, with buy one get one half price, how could I not?


This dual ended eyebrow pencil has a felt tip applicator on one end and a pencil on the other. It only offers two shades - Brownie points (dark brown) and Love is Blonde (for those golden-haired girls!) I decided to choose the colour Brownie Points and it luckily has the perfect match but I also do believe it will suit many hair colours! The Soap & Glory Brow Archery is perfect for anyone who's wanting a more natural look without the faff of a brush. 

The pen end has a super fine tip which is perfect for replicating fine hairs but it also helps to quickly fill in my brows with precision. The crayon end, in my opinion, is a little too thick - however it's not at all waxy creating a perfect way to lock the brows in place.

The lasting power is outstanding! Usually when I come back from school my brows have disappeared but this product can last a whole day with smudging - definitely impressive!

FINAL VERDICT//
I love how I can get a very natural look with the Soap & Glory Archery however when I'm wanting a more fuller, dramatic look I will stick with my powders. It's great for an everyday basis as it's super quick and very practical. If you're wanting something that gives you a more natural effect then I recommend you to pick this up next time you're in boots!

  • Price: £10
  • Shades: Brownie Points and Love is Blonde
  • Where: Boots (here)
Have you tried this product? 
What' your favorite go-to brow products?






January 15, 2015 3 comments

When it comes to beauty products, there is one one thing that we've all been guilty of - keeping a product far beyond its expiry date. We always have many reasons as to why we hold onto these products-they were expensive, it's limited edition, I haven't used it up yet and the most famous excuse 'you never know I might need it.' This is said to be the cause of many breakouts, skin rashes and allergic reactions.

So, below I have listed the time frames in which each product shall last. Hopefully this post will make you de-clutter your extensive amount of makeup and who knows what you'll find in there... 

*The pictures above state how long each product should last, these numbers are just an average from what I have found*

A lot of the time I'm unsure if a product is past it's expiry date so just get rid of it. If it smells rancid or the texture has gone a bit funny - toss it. It's always better to be safe and throw away a product rather than getting an eye infection! Plus you get the thrill of picking up some new products.

Also, you can always check the product itself. Most likely it will have a POA (period-after-use) recommendation. You know the little opened jar with a number and an M inside of it? Well, it's an indication of the number of months after first opening that they recommend you to toss the product.

However just to note, natural products expire faster than others as they don't have chemicals to extend their shelf lives. So toss your natural products sooner than others.

Next time your rummaging through your makeup bag and you see the first ever lipstick you got - TOSS IT!

How many products have you thrown away?







January 06, 2015 7 comments

I had only ever swatched and sampled Topshops' makeup several times in the store, so this is new territory for me, but had only committed to their nail polishes - which are definitely worth the hype. Their individual lipsticks cost £8 and range from deep reds to matte lip bullets. I got gifted a duo set including the lipstick Innocent which is definitely a shade I would of chosen myself.

Innocent is a blue toned pink that is perfect for your everyday grab and go lipstick. At first glances, I thought the shade wouldn't suit me but I was still eager to give it a go. Sadly the colour is too pale of a pink and washes me out however to achieve a flattering shade I dab the lipstick on to create an even more natural look. On the flip side, the formula is really creamy and moisturizing resulting in no dry lips! The formula and shade is also very comparable to Mac's Cremesheen lipsticks. Like all of Topshop's makeup, the packaging is very chic with it's tin cover that is quite sturdy and the lid is very secure so it won't come off in your bag. Plus it has that satisfying 'click' when you put the lid back on.

Although this is not my favorite lipstick I own, I definitely want to try out a wider range of Topshop lipsticks in the future and hopefully find some which suit my skin tone.

I have also created an end of year survey to understand what you like about my blog. It only takes five minutes to complete and I would appreciate all responses so I can create a more enjoyable blog. The link is here.

What's your favorite Topshop lipstick?



December 27, 2014 2 comments
Christmas Gift Guide | stocking filler
This is my (very late!) second installment of my 'Christmas Gift Guide' series. This time round it's my favorite of them all - stocking fillers! I have included a variety of presents ranging from beauty to stationary, all under the £20 mark.

Smashbox Full Exposure Travel Palette, $22 
This was originally created for Smashbox's makeup artists but has now recently been made readily available for beauty buyers. This set provides eight must have neutral eyes shadows in one portable palette for on the go touch ups. With a variety of eye shadows you can create many looks for day and night.

Alphabet Bags Tick Tock Ignore The Clock, £20
This enchanted pouch is ideal for storing away your makeup essentials or other necessities for close keeping. With a fairytale-inspired quote in sparkling gold lettering, it sure will keep you in the Christmas spirit.

Romantic Handheld Mirror, £9.45
This shabby chic mirror will be a great addition to any girls dressing table for touch ups throughout the day. Why not treat yourself?

Landmark Ring Dish, £10
This whimsical Eiffel Tower ring dish holder will add a touch of Paris into any room whilst holding your favorite rings.

Candy Kittens Sweet Selection Cracker, £9.99
Filled with a selection of gourmet, gummy candy, this cracker is a delicious way to celebrate this season! Ideal for a stocking filler or to set on the table after your Christmas meal. It also includes a lanyard, sticker, pencil and keyring.

Kate Spade Thank You Card Set, £15
Everyone loves grand gestures and kind acts of love especially on pretty, personalized handwritten notes. This sweet rose and gold Thank You notes will brighten anyone's mood. Hopefully one day my whole desk will be decked out in Kate Spade stationary!

I hoped you liked the last of my Christmas Gift Guides, tell me in the comments what you would like to see in your stocking this year!



December 11, 2014 No comments
For the month of December I was planning on posting a blog post every other day but because it's getting darker each night I'm finding it very hard to take decent quality pictures. I will still try and stick to a schedule but just in advance I am sorry if I don't post on the right days...

When I was in boots a few weeks ago I stumbled across the Elegant Touch Rapid Dry for Nails. I was a bit apprehensive with the whole instantly touchable nails but for only £3.05 I couldn't really pass it up. 
I love using a simple topcoat for a glossy shine but sometimes I am in a complete rush (spending way too much time doing my makeup!) The idea with this, is to spray the product 10cm away from your nails and within 60 seconds they should be touch-dry. After the 60 seconds were up, I was able to reach into my bag and dig into any draws with no smudging or creasing - a girls dream! However when applied the spray does leave a very greasy/oily residue, which I'm guessing is this vitamin E oils, that you have to rub off when fully dried. It's great for if you're wanting an on the go or last minute manicure but apart from that I will probably be sticking to my own handy topcoat!




December 01, 2014 1 comments

Cream shadows can be very intimidating and hard to work with, especially if you are a makeup novice but once you read these tips and tricks, you'll be a definite pro.

Primer
Cream eyeshadows can work really well as a base for either powder shadows or other cream eyeshadows; a simple colour like the MAC Pain Pot in Bare Study or Soft Ochre is great for a very neutral look for day or night. By applying this base, it increases the intensity of whatever you choose to place over the top and makes it last a whole lot longer.

Lid
The main use of these are obviously to be applied all over the lid for shadow - they have a great lasting power when applied so there is no need to worry about them budging or creasing throughout the day. They also blend effortlessly  but you've got make sure you work quickly before dry! This is a great option for those who are in a hurry and need a 'grab and go' option.

Liner
Use a darker shade to add definition to the eyes - most cream eyeshadows have a great creamy consistency so it's easy to apply. Grab an liner brush and use it just like you would with a gel eyeliner. I find that the Maybelline Colour Tattoo Eye Shadows are great for doing this as they aren't to harsh and blend beautifully, creating a smokey effect.

Cream eyeshadows are an easy way to create definition to your eyes with not a lot of effort, it's something you can't go wrong with, which you'll love at first use.

Are you a cream shadow fan?


November 23, 2014 1 comments


 I was lucky enough to be gifted my very first MAC lipstick and it has definitely started off my little obsession! I decided to pick out the much raved about colour in the beauty world - Creme Cup. From watching various YouTube  videos and seeing swatches, I was very apprehensive that the colour would wash me out, but me being curious, I had to give it a try.

Creme cup is described as a light, blue pink which is very wearable for most skin tones. This is a shade that with just with one swipe it can have a pretty, pink wash of colour; depending on what you like, it can be built up to a fuller coverage with additional swipes.

The lipstick has a cremesheen finish which makes it very moisturizing  but I always have to make sure that I give my lips a good scrubbin' before applying it, as otherwise it sinks into the tiniest cracks and dry patches! The staying power is about up to an or two, so this a definite one to put in your bag and reapply throughout  the day. Whenever I do my everyday makeup, I always end up reaching for this lipstick as it's just that perfect nude, pink lippy. 

 To round it up, I am very much in love with this lipstick and it's safe to say I will be buying many more in the future! The next MAC lipstick on my list is Velvet Teddy, which the ever so famous Kylie Jenner loves to wear. 

What's your favorite MAC lipsticks?



October 18, 2014 4 comments

I have had this product tucked away for quite some time now and only until recently have I started using it (religiously!) My waterproof makeup finally gave up on cotton pads and face wipes so I resorted to this oil based makeup remover.

The Body Shop Camomile Oil (£10) is a makeup remover that you apply to dry skin and massage in to remove any impurities, while leaving your skin feeling silky soft. Body Shop claim that it's suitable for all skin types including sensitive skin and for even contact lens wearers.

After using a pump sized amount, I rub it into my skin with circular motions while it effortlessly gets rid of ALL my makeup and grime. Then I take a damp face cloth to remove, it never feels oily or greasy either. This whole process takes no time at all! If there is any excess makeup (there never usually is) I would follow up with The Body Shop Camomile Gentle Eye Make-up remover. The oil is formulated with fair trade camomile which smooths and calms the skin so it's not aggravated in the slightest. This £10 bargin remover feels a lot more luxurious than it actually is.

All in all this is a cleansing oil worth getting! I definitely highly recommend you go and pick a bottle up to get an effortless night routine.

Have you tried this cleansing oil?

September 14, 2014 5 comments

Even though it's still technically 'Summer' it sure doesn't feel like it! So I've been switching up my brightly coloured oranges to greys and deep blues. This week I'm sporting a colour which I usually only paint on my toe nails called Chandos Place by Nails Inc.

In the bottle it looks like a deep midnight blue with a slight shimmer however when applied onto the nails the shimmer is almost invisible. It took about three coats to get the desired look (I did do quite thin coats) plus it only took a few minutes for each coat to dry. Five days on and the manicure it still going strong with no chips what so ever - very impressive! I definitely reccomend to not be lazy and go without a basecoat as this will surely stain your nails. Even though I'm a Topshop and Models Own nail polish fan, I'm starting to put Nails Inc at the top of my nail worthy list.

To note: I don't know if this shade is still available (I've seen some being sold on ebay) but you are bound to find some high street dupes.

Also before I round this post up I just wanted to give a little shoutout to one of my best friends Poppy's new blog! I have helped her create her design which is still not finished but I would love it if you give her a sneaky follow to help her out, you can find her blog here.

So do you love Nails Inc?

What's your most worn nail polish?




August 31, 2014 5 comments


 I first saw this tag on Lily Pebbles blog and thought it was such a good idea. The concept is very simple - just grab your stopwatch to record each section of your makeup, write down the time then reset the timer for the next item. You don't have to feel rushed but just exactly how you would normally do your makeup. I was very surprised at my time of five minutes and forty-four seconds which is a lot faster than I would of expected! Here's what I used...

Eyes: Sleek Au Naturel Palette // Rimmel London Wonder'ful Mascara // Soap & Glory Smoulder Khol in 'Cocoa Bean'

Concealer: Collection 2000 Lasting Perfection Concealer

Primer/Foundation: Natural Collection Pressed Powder (Mine had broken into thousands of pieces!)

Blusher/Bronzer: Sleek Face Form Contouring and Blush Palette // 17 Cheek Stamp Blush in 'Stare-Struck'

Brows: Sleek Au Naturel Palette using the shade 'Bark'

Lips: Most days I tend not to wear anything on my lips...

I did find it quite hard to not rush and try to beat the clock but apart from that I think I did quite well. As this was my everyday makeup I didn't have any crazy eyeshadow or eyeliner to complete! If you want to take part in this Tag then follow the instructions above and just have fun!

Are you going to give this tag a go?

Are you impressed with my time like I am?!








August 27, 2014 5 comments


Now that it's Easter, I wanted to wear something on my nails that would represent the occasion. However me being lazy and not wanting to create a complicated design, I opted for this cool speckled egg effect nail polish. Around this time last year Illamasqua brought out their version of these but gosh they were expensive! When Models Own released their take on it I knew I had to try them out.

The polish has a slightly gloopy consistency but is still very easy to apply. Only two coats are needed to create this opaque finish and a topcoat to add shine. One downside to this nail polish is that the black dots are the same as any other glitter so it is a struggle to take off but that doesn't stop me from having mini egg nails?!

So I hope you're having an amazing Easter and are enjoying eating tons of chocolate - I know I am! Also I don't think you have many days left to vote for me in the Company Blogger Awards. If you like my blog and want to nominate me under the category Best teen style blog then click on the image to the side or here. Remember every vote counts!

April 20, 2014 4 comments
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