Hey guys,

So it has been such a long time since I have written a blog post and I most certainly can explain why. College has been my main focus for the past few weeks with handing in assignments as well as a lot going on in my personal life too. 

But I have finally got round to writing a post which isn't the longest, but I thought I would share some photographs I took when I went on a walk around Watermead Park with two of my friends from College for the day on Monday. I hope you like it!

Hey guys!

So this is another review and it's the last review for quite a while because I feel as though I have been doing a heck of a lot of reviews recently,so I thought that I would stop with the reviews for now and from next week, I will be writing several posts on something other than just reviews. 

Today's review is on the Barbara Daly Light Effect Concealer Pen. I had bought this concealer around 2 weeks ago and have been using it nearly every day since I have been liking it so much. 

Hey guys!

So it has been a while since I have written a blog post and that was because I had been incredibly busy completing assignments and a lot of other things, which is why I did not get round to writing a blog post. Since I haven't posted anything for the past two weeks, I thought that I would write two posts and publish them sometime this weekend and they will both be linked to each other. 

For today's post, I thought I would do a review on a product that I have bought recently and it has not even been 2 weeks since I purchased it, but I have been using it all week and it is the Barbara Daly Velvet Touch Bronzer.




To be honest, this is one of, if not the best, bronzer I have ever purchased as well as the first to suit my skin tone. 

PROS:

• Incredibly pigmented! But you have to make sure that you do not apply too much, just lightly applying it can sculpt cheekbones and jawline. 
• Gives an airbrushed type look when applied on face.
• Compact so you can take it with you on the go.
• The product is creamy, light and very nice to touch.
• So so so incredible to use for contouring!!!
• Gives a nice, warm finish to your face

Hey guys!




So today's blog post is a review and it is on the Rimmel Kate Rockin' Curves Mascara by Kate Moss. This mascara I purchased around 2 weeks in to February in the colour Jet Black and I have been using it ever since and I thought that I would write a review on it since I have been using it for quite a while now! I hadn't been planning on buying this mascara nor did I expect to buy it, but since I have been wanting to try a new mascara out after my old one finished, I decided to give this mascara a go and see how I liked it.

The packaging of the actual mascara tube, I found really cute as it sort of has a lilac/purple look to it with orange writing. The wand and the brush are both quite thick and sturdy rather than flimsy. I also found that the brush itself was a weird shape, but it states on the actual mascara tube that it is a 'broken heart' shape, the concept I found odd, but quite cool. The intensity of this mascara for the first coat is quite a lot, however it does glide on smoothly rather than it come out clumpy and the intensity is not too much for when I am going for the daytime look because you are able to build up on the intensity. 

This mascara does make my eyelashes look a lot longer when I pair it with the Collection Killer Curves mascara which I use for more curled lashes. When using both mascaras after curling my lashes with a curling wand, I find that I get my eyelashes the way I want them to 
look!

Hey guys!



So this post is based on something which I take care of a lot...my eyebrows! This is mainly because if I do not pluck or thread or do anything to them for literally around 2 weeks, they will grow very quickly.

I have always had very full and thick eyebrows. When I was younger, I never really cared to take care of them and looking back at photographs, I think 'what was I thinking?!' But hey! I was only a child back then. I began to properly start looking after my eyebrows at the beginning of Year 10. My aunt began to thread my eyebrows every 2-3 weeks and slowly I learnt how to thread them myself and since then, I have been taking care of my eyebrows since!


PROS

• You are able to be more precise about which areas around the eyebrow you want to remove hair from, this resulting in a more flawless and polished brow line.
  
• It is quick and fast!
  
• Regularly threading can lead to the hair follicle to become damaged, this meaning unwanted hair will eventually stop growing. (Small hairs around my eyebrows have stopped growing due to regularly threading which also means it takes less time to do)
  
• Long lasting results! Threaded eyebrows can last up to 4-6 weeks, however I thread mine every 3 weeks!

Hey guys!

In my mind, I have always had this constant debate as to what to do with my hair. Some days I want to go all Kylie Jenner and chop it off so it's the length of my shoulders. Other days, I will say 'Noooo, I love having long hair because I can do so much with it'. I can never decide! 

My hair length is currently just below my elbows, with no layers at all and a middle parting. I have had layers in the past, however I was never too fond of it because it would look nice once I left the hairdressers, but as soon as I washed my hair and it dried, I felt as though the layers did not look as nice.

I have been looking at several different hairstyles as well as different dyed hair in which I could maybe get some inspiration and change my hair up a bit in 2015, but we all know that I'll end up keeping it the same. Enjoy!