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Judging CertClean's Clean Beauty Awards 2021: The Body Care Finalists #CleanBeautyAwards

Tuesday, 25 May 2021

 

Over the years, I have been invited to be a judge on several independent beauty panels for various awards, and this year, I'm very excited to be working with CertClean again for their Clean Beauty Awards 2021.

What Are The Clean Beauty Awards?
The Clean Beauty Awards have been created by CertClean who is North America's leading certification for safer skincare. Although many of the products that I've tested out below fall into typical areas of green, vegan, natural and organic beauty, the general idea behind the awards isn't about how natural or organic a product is, it's about the overall safety of that product instead (in particular, CertClean focuses on products which are free from over 1400+ potentially harmful chemicals).

It's worth noting that all of the entries into the Clean Beauty Awards MUST be free of the following nasties; Parfum/Fragrance, Sodium Lauryl Sulfate/Sodium Laureth Sulfate, Siloxanes, Petro-based Glycerin, Mineral Oil, Petrolatum, DMDM Hydantoin, Diazolidinyl Urea, Imidazolidinyl, Urea, Methenamine, Quaternium-15, Parabens, Petro-based PEG compounds, and Triclosan.

Which products have I been judging?
This year, I have been judging the finalists for the Best Body Care category so I've been testing out the following which have all been new-to-me brands:-

  • Farmer's Daughter Lavender Hand and Body Lotion
  • Flora's Bare Baoban & Lemon Hand Cream
  • Puur Ingrid Ultra Body Oil
  • Leaf People Nourishing Body Oil
  • Pevonia Age Defying Body Cream

How have I been testing them out?
I've been trying out one different product each week and making notes on the ingredients, application, texture, scent, packaging, and of course, how my skin feels after using them.

When will the winners be announced?
Judging ends on 25th June 2021 and I will be announcing the winners on my social media pages as soon as all of the results have been compiled. You can also keep an eye on certcleanbeautyawards.com and reviews.certclean.com for all the updates.

Big thanks to Cert Clean for asking me to be part of their judging panel for the fourth year in a row! 

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Beauty News: I'm judging CertClean's Clean Beauty Awards 2020! #cleanbeautyawards

Monday, 16 March 2020

Beauty News: I'm judging CertClean's Clean Beauty Awards 2020! #cleanbeautyawards
I'm thrilled to announce that I've been asked to be a finalist judge for CertClean's Beauty Awards 2020! For the past couple of weeks, I've been testing out the exciting finalists for the Best Eye Care category and now that I'm in my last week of judging, I thought I would give you a quick glimpse into the products that have been gracing my vanity table.

What Are The Clean Beauty Awards?
The Clean Beauty Awards have been created by CertClean who is North America's leading certification for safer skincare. Although many of the products that I've tested out below fall into typical areas of green, vegan, natural and organic beauty, the general idea behind the awards isn't about how natural or organic a product is, it's about the overall safety of that product instead (in particular, CertClean focuses on products which are free from over 1400+ potentially harmful chemicals).

Where Can I Find Out More?
You can check out CertClean's official website here, and be sure to head on over to the PurPicks website here as well as they are basically like a Tripadvisor review site for nontoxic skincare, and a partner to the Clean Beauty Awards.

Beauty News: I'm judging CertClean's Clean Beauty Awards 2020! #cleanbeautyawards
Which products have I been judging?
I've been given the very exciting task of judging the finalists for the Best Eye Care category so I've been testing out the following which have all been new-to-me products:-

  • Polyn Cooling Under Eye Serum
  • Biossance Squalene+ Marine Algae Eye Cream
  • Puristy Yerba Mate Eye Cream
  • Eco By Sonya Eye Compost
  • Sanre Organic Skinfood Eye Candy
  • Biossance Squalene+ Peptide Eye Gel
  • Lo & Behold White Turmeric & Green Tea Eye Cream

How have I been testing them out?
With just over five weeks of time available to trial seven eye care products, I decided to follow Sali Hughes' expert skincare judging advice and test out two different products at the same time by applying one to each undereye area. I then took notes over the days of using them and switched up the products accordingly - pretty easy! I was quite surprised by some of the differences that I noticed by doing this method as it really drew attention to how my skin responded to the different ingredients and formulas of the products.

When will the winners be announced?
Juding for the finalists ends on 20th March 2020 so I will update my social media to let you know who the winners are when they are announced in due course.

Huge thanks for Cert Clean for asking me to be part of their judging panel for a third year in a row! 


Beauty News: Madame LA LA Launches at Pretty Little Thing + Self Tan Mousse & Bronzing Ball review

Wednesday, 20 September 2017

Madame LA LA Launches at Pretty Little Thing
Online shopping addicts may have recently spotted that fashion retailer, Pretty Little Thing, has launched a brand new Beauty section to their website and they now stock a wide range of mainstream and indie beauty brands.

One such cult indie brand that has been added within the past month is Madame LA LA who specialise in luxury self-tanning products. I've used a couple of their tanners in the past with excellent results (check out my previous reviews here), so it's great to see them available with more stockists. To celebrate their launch onto Pretty Little Thing, they kindly sent me a few products to try out to give you an idea of what you can pick up from the PLT site.

 Madame LA LA Self-Tan Mousse
 Madame LA LA Self-Tan Mousse* (200ml, £30, link)

Self-tanning is what Madame LA LA is all about and their popular Self-Tan Mousse is definitely a hero product for the brand. It contains an innovative formula which features Coco Water, Aloe, Green Tea and Vitamin E to hydrate and nourish the skin, whilst the organic and natural based DHA gives you a beautiful Californian style tan. Not many self-tanning brands use organic or even naturally derived DHA, so it's brilliant to have this option more readily available if you're looking for a more natural based self-tanner. 

Mousse is always my top choice when it comes to tanning at home and this one is super easy to use, plus I didn't experience any problems with streaks or anything like that when I was applying it. It glides on smoothly, has a brown tint to it so you can see where it's going and is easy to buff into the skin with a tanning mitt. It does have a bit of a fake tan smell, but it's not particularly offensive to my nose and soon disappears after a few hours. This tan develops in around three hours, but I always leave it on overnight to get a darker and longer lasting result. Love it! 

 Madame LA LA Bronzing Ball
 Madame LA LA Bronzing Ball
 Madame LA LA Bronzing Ball
  Madame LA LA Bronzing Ball* (5g, £14, link)

The newest product to the Madame LA LA range is this Bronzing Ball; a cream bronzer that you can use for contouring and highlighting. The domed shape means you can apply it directly to the face and then blend it out with just your fingers. I have to admit that I thought this was rather gimmicky at first glance and I wasn't sure about the colour, but it's surprised me! It's definitely the wrong shade for me to use a contour, but as it's more of a peachy-meets-golden bronze colour, it's perfect as a shimmery blush or warm-toned highlighter, especially on tanned skin.

The ball was a little hard and felt waxy at first, so it did require some warming up with my fingertips before I could apply it, but after that, I've found it easy to use and it blends really well. A word of warning about the packaging though; when I threw this into my makeup bag I noticed that one side of the clear plastic lid had started to crack slightly, so I wouldn't recommend it for travelling with - best to keep it on your vanity or in your makeup drawer instead.

 Madame LA LA Bronzing Ball swatches
  Madame LA LA Bronzing Ball - Swatches!

Check out the new beauty section at Pretty Little Thing & shop the Madame LA LA range at prettylittlething.com

Have you tried anything from Madame LA LA?

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Budget Beauty: GOSH AW17 Collection - Review & Swatches

Tuesday, 5 September 2017

GOSH AW17 Collection - Review & Swatches
If you're suffering from the Back-To-Life blues this week, why not treat yourself to some new makeup? And don't worry, this new range from GOSH is (mostly) friendly on the purse strings!

GOSH are one of my favourite budget-friendly makeup brands and you can find them easily in your local Superdrug with lots of great offers on throughout the range. As well as being gentle on your bank balance, their products are also cruelty-free and suitable for vegans - win win! I was kindly sent some products from their latest AW17 collection to share with you all and I've been testing them out for the past few weeks. 

Here's what's new from GOSH:-

GOSH Primer Plus Skin Adaptor Anti-Pollution Primer in Chameleon
 GOSH Primer Plus Skin Adaptor Anti-Pollution Primer in Chameleon* (30ml, £14.99, link)

Anti-pollution formulas have been a big thing in many new skincare products, so it's great to see a brand like GOSH developing an affordable makeup primer which has this element in it. This Primer Plus Skin Adaptor features their Cityguard+ complex which is based on marine origin ingredients to help protect the skin from everyday pollution such as car exhausts and cigarette smoke. In addition to these properties, it also has a tint to it to even out your skin tone and gives you a healthy looking glow, plus it creates a lovely smooth surface for applying makeup. If you're in the market for a new multi-benefits primer, this is well worth checking out.

GOSH Mix & Fix Blender Brush
GOSH Mix & Fix Blender Brush* (£9.99, link)

GOSH's makeup brushes are seriously underrated IMO, so if you're new to them, I'd recommend trying out their Mix & Fix Blender Brush if you're after a new base brush to play with. The sleek matte black handle makes this brush easy to hold and control, and the flat kabuki style head has a circular indent which is similar to the bareMinerals Perfecting Face Brush, but smaller, and I think it actually works better as you end up using a lot less product and get a much smoother and even finish! Great for buffing any liquid foundation into the skin and the bristles are nice and soft (synthetic and vegan-friendly too!).  

GOSH My Favourite Mascara
GOSH My Favourite Mascara* (10ml, £9.99, link)

Calling your mascara 'My Favourite Mascara' is a pretty bold claim, and unfortunately, GOSH hasn't won me over with this one. Specially formulated to be the perfect 'everyday mascara' it gives you natural looking lashes without the drama, which is perhaps why I'm not so keen on it as I generally prefer a more volumised lash look. But let's look at the positives; the rubberised bristle brush separates lashes like a dream, it's perfume and paraben free, and it can be removed with just warm water. Personally, though, I like more drama and volume from my mascaras, but it's certainly not a bad choice if you prefer a very natural looking mascara for every day.

GOSH Prime 'N' Set Primer & Mattifying Banana Setting Powder
GOSH Prime 'N' Set Primer & Mattifying Banana Setting Powder* (7g, £9.99, link

Banana powders have moved from the hands of makeup artists to the experimental beauty consumer, so I wasn't surprised to see GOSH bringing out their own version of this now-cult classic. If you haven't used a banana powder before, it's basically a yellow-toned setting powder which helps to colour correct any redness and also helps to neutralise and banish dark under eye circles. The best thing about them is that they're easy to use - just swap your regular setting powder for a banana powder and say hello to brighter skin! I like using this mainly underneath my eyes to set my concealer with as it definitely helps to brighten things up under there, but it's also great as an all over setting powder when I want a more matte finish; just use less of it than you might think.

GOSH 9 Shades Eyeshadow Palette in To Party In London
GOSH 9 Shades Eyeshadow Palette in To Party In London
GOSH 9 Shades Eyeshadow Palette - To Party In London* (£11.99, link)

I love a new eyeshadow palette (who doesn't?!) and this one is such a beauty! The new 'To Party In London' palette contains nine gorgeous shimmery metallic eye shadows, ranging from softer neutral pinks and browns, to more intense darker bronzes, midnight blues and coppers. Each shade is buttery soft, easy to blend and work with, and highly pigmented to boot. The packaging is glossy black, nice and compact, and features a large mirror which makes this palette great for travelling with. I really love the mix of shades and I think it's fantastic value for money!

GOSH 9 Shades Eyeshadow Palette in To Party In London review
GOSH 9 Shades Eyeshadow Palette - To Party In London swatches!

GOSH Eye Shadow Primer, GOSH Growth Serum Brows
GOSH Eye Shadow Primer* (1.4g, £8.99, link), GOSH Growth Serum Brows (6ml, £16.99, link) and GOSH Brow Shape & Fill* (0.5g, £8.99, link)

I was excited to try the new GOSH Eye Shadow Primer as I've been on the hunt for a budget-friendly alternative to replace my beloved Urban Decay Primer Potion. This one comes packaged in a chunky stick format and features a sponge tip applicator at the other end. The sponge tip is much too hard and stiff to work with, but the primer stick itself is really not bad at all and it's easy to blend it over the lids with just the warmth of your finger. It's great for creating a base for eyeshadow and helps to even out any discolouration, but I found that my eyeshadow began to crease after 5-6 hours, so it's OK for a night out, but not ideal for all day wear if you have oily lids like I do.

For brows, GOSH has a new Growth Serum which aims to give you thicker and fuller brows with daily use. It's not the kind of product that I need for my own brows, but if want yours to be thicker, this might be worth a try.

What I have been impressed with though is GOSH's Brow Shape & Fill which is an incredibly useful 2-in-1 pencil and powder product. One end has a brilliant skinny brow pencil for defining and drawing in tiny hairs, and the other end has a soft powder for filling in any gaps. I have the shade Grey Brown which is a perfect match for my brows and it gives a really natural looking finish. Love it!

GOSH Brow Shape & Fill greybrown
GOSH Brow Shape & Fill in Grey Brown 002

GOSH Lumi Drops in 012 Rosegold
GOSH Lumi Drops in 012 Rosegold* (15ml, £7.99, link

I've sung the praises of GOSH's Lumi Drops in the past, so I was pleased to see that they've released two brand new shades in this popular range. Lumi Drops are basically liquid highlighters, blushers and bronzers, depending on what shade you pick up. I have one of the new ones in Rosegold which is a beautiful peachy-rose liquid blusher with a gold shimmer which is very pretty and glowy on the cheeks - a drop or two is all you need to use!

https://www.superdrug.com/Make-Up/Eye-Makeup/Eyeliner/Gosh-Lift-%26-Highlight-Nude-001/p/739070
GOSH Lift & Highlight in 001 Nude* (2.9g, £9.99, link)

This clever Lift & Highlight duo-pencil is a makeup bag must-have and can be used in various ways to lift, define and highlight different areas of the face. It features a matte nude coloured pencil on one end, and a shimmery light-reflective pencil on the other. Use the matte end under the brow bones to lift, or if it matches your skin-tone, it can also double up as a concealer. The shimmery end can then be used to highlight and brighten the inner eye corner and the cupid's bow for a quick and easy finishing touch.

GOSH Strobe 'N' Glow Kit in 001 Highlight
GOSH Strobe 'N' Glow Kit in 001 Highlight* (20g, £12.99, link)

As far as highlighting palettes go, this newbie from GOSH is one of the best budget makeup buys that I've come across all year. In the Strobe 'N' Glow Kit you get four huge pans of different highlighter shades (a whopping 20g of product in total!), and the quality is amazing. Featuring three gorgeous golden light-to-bronze shades, the kit also has an interesting pink based holographic highlighter colour for something different to play with. Each shade feels silky soft with a light creamy texture, and they all blend beautifully. This kit is a fantastic way to try out a bunch of new highlighters, all in one handy palette, and these really do pop on the skin!

GOSH Strobe 'N' Glow Kit in 001 Highlight swatches
GOSH Strobe 'N' Glow Kit in 001 Highlight and GOSH Lift & Highlight in 001 Nude - swatches!

GOSH AW17 Collection now available exclusively at Superdrug, in stores nationwide and online at superdrug.com.

Have you tried any of the new GOSH A/W Collection?

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Beauty News: DHC Bestsellers now available at Harvey Nichols!

Monday, 24 July 2017

Beauty News: DHC Bestsellers now available at Harvey Nichols!
Harvey Nichols' Beauty Stores have turned into a must-visit destination for many beauty fans, and now you can pick up some of DHC's best sellers during your next shopping trip.

DHC, one of Japan's most cult skincare brands that is loved worldwide, has launched an exclusive edit of some their best selling products into eight Harvey Nichols Beauty Stores this month. Here's what you can pick up:-

DHC Deep Cleansing Oil* (70ml, £12.50)
I've used this cleansing oil on and off for years now and it's something that I always have in my skincare stash. It's one of the best cleansing oils that I've used to remove makeup with, as it literally dissolves and melts away all traces, including stubborn waterproof mascara formulas. I love using this as a first cleanse in the evening to completely get rid of any dirt, grime and of course makeup, and as the oil transforms into a milky cleanser when you add water to it, you can get a really good massaging action going on. Afterwards, my skin always feels thoroughly clean and silky soft, so I can't recommend it enough. Apparently, one is sold every 10 seconds somewhere in the world and I can see why!

DHC Lip Cream* (1.5g, £8.75)
Although it's called a lip 'cream', this product is actually an intensely moisturising twist-up lip balm, and it's a fantastic lip balm, to say the least. Enriched with nourishing ingredients such as Aloe, Vitamin E, Lanolin, Beeswax, Olive Oil and Squalene, this lip balm is perfect to use underneath your matte lipsticks and is ideal to swipe on before going to bed so that you can wake up to soft, moisturised lips every morning.

DHC Olive Virgin Oil Swabs* (pack of 50, £6.75)
For the ultimate beauty quick fix, these clever little cotton swabs are soaked in 100% Olive Oil and you can use them to clean up and fix any eye makeup mistakes, so you can quickly say goodbye to wonky eyeliner and mascara smudges! The swabs are individually wrapped which means you can pop a few into your handbag, desk drawer at work, flight carry on bag etc, to also use as a cuticle and nail softener whenever you want to.

DHC Oil Blotting Paper* (pack of 100 sheets, £4.50)
Having an oily t-zone means that I always carry a pack of blotting sheets in my handbag, and these ones from DHC are made from natural hemp fibre to fully absorb any excess oil and they will mattify your complexion within seconds. The packaging is super pretty too!

This edit of DHC products are now available at eight Harvey Nichols Beyond Beauty stores, as well as online at harveynichols.com

Have you tried any of these from DHC?

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New In: Urban Decay Rehab Makeup Prep Lip Love, Hot Springs Hydrating Gel, Pore Refining Peel & Meltdown Makeup Remover review

Monday, 8 May 2017

Urban Decay Rehab Makeup Prep Lip Love, Hot Springs Hydrating Gel, Pore Refining Peel & Meltdown Makeup Remover review
Last month, Urban Decay launched their brand new Rehab and Meltdown ranges, and I've been testing some of the products from these lines out to see what all the hype's about.

Aside from their awesome makeup which I've been using for years, two of my all time favourite products from Urban Decay are their All Nighter Setting Spray and the much-loved Eyeshadow Primer Potion.  So when I heard that they were releasing a whole range dedicated to the fine art of makeup-prep, I got pretty excited. 

The new Rehab range has four products in it and I've been lucky enough to get my hands on three of them which I've been diligently testing out recently. In addition to those, I've also been trying out one of Urban Decay's latest must-haves from their new Meltdown range (for makeup removal) as well, so here are my thoughts on these new kids on the beauty block!
Urban Decay Rehab Makeup Prep Lip Love, Hot Springs Hydrating Gel, Pore Refining Peel & Meltdown Makeup Remover review
Urban Decay Rehab Makeup Prep & Meltdown range

Urban Decay Rehab Makeup Prep Lip Love* (12.3g, £11, link)
Lip Love is an intensely hydrating lip balm treatment that comes packaged in a squeezy tube. It's formulated with the likes of Coconut Oil and Shea Butter to deeply nourish and help repair dry, cracked lips, and you can use this as a regular everyday lip balm, before applying any lip product to smooth out any fine lines and dry patches, and/or as an overnight lip treatment. It comes out quite thick (you only need a tiny amount!), but is quickly absorbed when you apply it to your lips. Whilst it does a great job of creating an ultra smooth canvas before I apply my lipstick, it doesn't really do anything else for me that my other (and cheaper) lip balms do, so I feel it's very expensive for what it is.

Urban Decay Rehab Makeup Prep Hot Springs Hydrating Gel* (55g, £22, link) 
The Hot Springs Hydrating Gel though is something that I've absolutely been loving! I'm somewhat obsessed with primers, partly due to the fact that I have oily/combination skin so it can sometimes be tricky to get makeup to stay put throughout the day. Some hydrating products are too much for my skin type, but this one is just perfect. The texture of it is like a thick gel in the jar, yet it transforms into a light watery substance once applied onto the skin and is instantly absorbed. It has some clever 'spring water encapsulated technology' that makes it do this, but all I can say is that it feels wonderfully light, cooling and refreshing on the skin. It eradicates any pesky dry patches like around my nose, and it helps to balance the oilier parts of my t-zone so that my makeup keeps on looking good all day. I've tried it on my sister who has dry skin, and it worked well for her too, so I imagine many skin types will like it. A new summer staple for sure!   
Urban Decay Rehab Makeup Prep Lip Love, Hot Springs Hydrating Gel, Pore Refining Peel & Meltdown Makeup Remover review
Urban Decay Rehab Makeup Prep Pore Refining Peel* (30ml, £24, link)
I often use exfoliating peels and face masks before a special occasion to get my skin looking its best, so I was curious to try out this Pore Refining Peel to see how it compares to the skincare products that I already use. This new peel-off mask is aimed at those who want to reduce the size of their pores as it promises to clean out impurities, leaving the skin clearer and smoother, ready for makeup. You need to give the tube a good squeeze to get the product out, and it applies like a clear gel onto the skin. I applied it to my troublesome t-zone area where I get most of my blackheads and left it on for 10 minutes as instructed. When it was time to remove it, I carefully peeled it off and had a good look in the mirror afterwards. To be honest, I didn't notice any difference and there were no blackheads or 'gunk' on the mask afterwards, plus my skin and pores didn't look any clearer than they were before. I think this product might be a better option for those with more sensitive skin who want a very gentle peel-off mask, but I personally found it rather disappointing, as there are lots of similar products that work a lot better for me and are much cheaper too.

Urban Decay Meltdown Makeup Remover Dissolving Spray* (100ml, £23.50, link)
From the new Meltdown range, I've been testing out the Makeup Remover Dissolving Spray which is a pretty nifty product to use if you love wearing long-wearing and waterproof makeup formulas. It's composed of just three ingredients (two silicone based ones and Vitamin E), and to use it, you just spray it onto a cotton wool pad and it can wipe the most stubborn makeup off within seconds, though it sometimes does require another round with the cotton wool pad for removing all of my waterproof eye makeup. I've also sprayed it directly onto my face (with my eyes closed!) and it's worked just the same. Although it's an oil-free formula, it does have a slightly oily/greasy feel to it when it's on the skin, so I'd recommend following this up with a good cleanser afterwards to get your skin thoroughly clean after you've removed all of your makeup with this. I love how quick and easy this spray is to use - now there's no excuse not to take off your makeup when you come home late!

Have you tried any of these new products from Urban Decay?

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Makeup Review & Swatches: Eyeko Black Magic Liquid Eyeliner + Selfridges Eyeliner Bar News

Friday, 18 March 2016

Eyeko Black Magic Liquid Eyeliner review
Have a rummage through my make-up stash and you'll always find an Eyeko Liquid Eyeliner pen in there somewhere. I've tried most of their liner offerings, but this Black Magic one is definitely my favourite.

Beauty News: New Superdrug Empowerment Face Wipes & Be Real Campaign for Body Confidence

Saturday, 5 March 2016

New Superdrug Empowerment Face Wipes & Be Real Campaign for Body Confidence
Superdrug are sponsoring the Be Real Campaign for Body Confidence and has recently launched a brand new empowering face wipe design and slogan to support the initiative.

Beauty on Location: &Beauty, John Lewis, Birmingham review

Saturday, 12 December 2015

&Beauty Spa/Salon, John Lewis, Birmingham
The other evening I was invited to an exclusive blogger event to have a look at the &Beauty spa/salon at John Lewis, Birmingham, and to try out some of the beauty treatments available. 

Tried & Tested: Aveda Invati Exfoliating Shampoo, Thickening Conditioner & Scalp Revitaliser review + Aveda Salon News

Thursday, 12 November 2015

Aveda Invati Exfoliating Shampoo, Thickening Conditioner & Scalp Revitaliser review
In a bid to thicken up my fine hair, I've put Aveda's much loved and often talked about Invati haircare range through its paces over the past month. Here are my tried and tested thoughts!

Beauty News: New Charlotte Tilbury counter at Selfridges, Trafford Centre, Manchester & Tilbury Transformation review

Monday, 10 August 2015

New Charlotte Tilbury counter at Selfridges, Trafford Center, Manchester
I was recently invited to visit the brand new Charlotte Tilbury counter which has opened up in Selfridges in Manchester's Trafford Centre.

Beauty News: Latest In Beauty launch their first Beauty Awards + Create your own winners box!

Wednesday, 8 July 2015

Heads up beauty junkies; Latest In Beauty have just launched their very first Beauty Awards and they want YOU to vote for the winners!

Beauty News: La Roche-Posay Serozinc now in the UK + review

Thursday, 8 January 2015

La Roche Posay Serozinc
Fans of covetable French skincare products have been rejoicing recently as La Roche-Posay's much talked about Serozinc finally becomes readily available in the UK via Escentual.com.  But is it worth the hype?

Beauty News: Send a Christmas Greeting with Caudalie #1wish1tree

Sunday, 7 December 2014

Caudalie Christmas Greeting
Want to send a Christmas greeting this year and help the environment at the same time?  Join in with Caudalie's latest project and you can do just that.

Organic Beauty Week: Herbfarmacy Skincare Review - Exfoliating Cleanser, Skin Rescue Balm, Mallow Beauty Balm, Whole Body Lotion and Nail & Cuticle Oil

Monday, 8 September 2014

A picture of Herbfarmacy Skincare Review - Exfoliating Cleanser, Skin Rescue Balm, Mallow Beauty Balm, Whole Body Lotion and Nail & Cuticle Oil
To celebrate the Soil Association's Organic Beauty Week, I'm going to be bringing you an array of reviews and features all week long, showcasing some of the best organic based beauty brands currently on the market. To kick things off today, I have a special spotlight on a wonderful British company called Herbfarmacy.

Beauty News: Take the Steamcream Face Challenge

Sunday, 7 September 2014

A picture of Steamcream face challenge
If you've been following We Were Raised By Wolves for a while now, you'll no doubt have seen me mention Steamcream a fair few times.  They're offering my readers the chance to take part in their current 7 Day Face Challenge, so if you've always wanted to try it, read on!

Beauty News: Beauty Voyage with Balance Me + Skin Brightening Exfoliating Body Polish review

Sunday, 27 July 2014

A picture of Balance Me Skin Brightening Exfoliating Body Polish
Balance Me are currently running a social media summer competition until the end of August called 'Beauty Voyage'.  

Beauty News: Liz Earle now available at Gatwick Airport (Duty Free!)

Sunday, 6 July 2014

A picture of Liz Earle travel size skincare products
Heads up to those of you who are about to jet off on your holidays (you lucky, lucky things!), Liz Earle have recently opened up its first ever travel retail counter at Gatwick airport.

Beauty News: I'm in Pure Beauty Magazine!

Tuesday, 10 June 2014

Every month, Pure Beauty Magazine features three of their favourite bloggers to discuss their products of the month, and this month I am thrilled to be included!

Beauty News: Liz Earle Cleanse & Polish celebrates winning 100 Awards

Sunday, 18 May 2014

Possibly the most famous cleanser ever, Cleanse & Polish by Liz Earle has recently won its 100th award.  When you consider how many new cleansers come onto the market every single year, to win 100 awards is pretty damn impressive stuff!

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