Christmas Gift Guide 2019: Highstreet Stocking Fillers For NYE Party Girls - Nails Edit

Looking for stocking fillers or secret Santa ideas for that gal in your social circle/office who just can't wait for the biggest party of the year? This special Nails Edit shares some affordable options with everything featured £15 or under!

Leighton Denny Large Crystal Nail File* (£15.50, link)

OK, so I'm cheating a little bit by including this as it's 50p over the £15 mark, however, there is a smaller Crystal Nail File from Leighton Denny that you can pick up for £12.50 if you're sticking to a secret Santa budget! I think this is a good choice for that person who has everything, but who adores manicures and all things nails. It's guaranteed to last a lifetime and has been described as the 'Rolls Royce' of nails files, winning numerous awards, so why not invest in the best?! You can also pick it up from Boots and stock up on your loyalty points - win-win!

Leighton Denny Nail Polish* (£12, link)

A luxury, high-quality nail polish is something that can take pride of place on a makeup junkie's vanity table and with a huge variety of on-trend colours and finishes to choose from, there's something for everyone who loves playing with nail polish. My top pick would be the shade above which is called Fedora from Leighton Denny's new AW 19/20 collection. It's a stunning, rich, warm and muted purple cream that goes with everything. Heads up - M&S have currently got these in on a 3 for 2 offer if you're looking to purchase multiple stocking fillers.

KISS Glam Fantasy & Gel Fantasy Nail Sets* (£7.99 each, link)

You can't beat a set of eye-catching falsies for that all-important NYE party and these ready-to-wear nails can be worn with nail glue or applied with adhesive tabs. There are loads of different designs and shades available in both the Glam Fantasy and Gel Fantasy ranges from KISS, so you'll be simply spoilt for choice! Both ranges have a realistic gel nail effect with an ultra-smooth finish to help you party the night away.

imPRESS Press-On Manicure Sets* (£7.99, link)

If you're looking for a less OTT nail kit, why not try the imPRESS Press-On Manicure Sets? These super easy to apply falsies come in a shorter length which makes them more wearable for most people, and they still offer the benefits of a gorgeous gel nail finish. I really like these for special occasions and they're great for those who aren't too confident at painting their own nails. Like the KISS sets above, these are also currently on offer in Superdrug.

Have you started your Christmas shopping yet?

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Autumn Beauty Buys - Under £13 - #HelloOctober

Need a little beauty pick-me-up? These are some of my recommended Autumn Beauty Buys to treat your nails and hair to this season - all under £13!

Treats For Nails: Leighton Denny Slick Tips Hydrating Cuticle Oil* (12ml, £12, link) & Leighton Denny Nail Polish in Inkjet* (12ml, £12, link)

Autumn is a good time to starting taking more care of your nails, as the colder weather can cause them to become drier and more brittle than usual which can lead to weakness and breakages (central heating also has a drying effect on nails and skin). Massaging in a drop or two of cuticle oil can help though and Leighton Denny's Slick Tips Hydrating Cuticle Oil is a lovely formula to try that's enriched with Jojoba Oil and Vitamins A, B and E to instantly moisturise, smooth and soften for stronger nails overall.

I've also been embracing the return of darker colours for nails and in particular, have fallen head over heels in love with another favourite from Leighton Denny. Their Nail Polish in Inkjet is the most stunning rich navy blue with a metallic silk-like finish - I always get compliments when I wear it!

Leighton Denny Nail Polish in Inkjet

Treats For Hair: Design. ME Puff. ME Light Hair Volumising Powder* (9.1g, £9.95, link)

It may have a long name, but Design. ME's Puff. ME Light Hair Volumising Powder is a must-try for anyone who has fine or difficult to style hair like mine. Free from sulphates, parabens and salt, this vegan-friendly magical volumiser helps to add texture and body to even baby-fine hair thanks to its super lightweight consistency - I was quite surprised by how you can't really tell or feel that you've used any product in your hair. Add it directly to the roots and style as normal - super easy!

A Cruelty-Free & Vegan-Friendly Alternative To Silk Pillowcases: Morning Glamour Satin Pillowcase* (£12.99 for one, link)

Silk pillowcases have long been a traditional beauty secret of many A-list actresses and celebrities, as well as countless skincare and beauty gurus singing their praises over the years, but what if you want a cruelty-free and vegan-friendly alternative? Look no further, Morning Glamour's range of Satin Pillowcases has got your back! 

Available in several different colours to fit your bedroom colour scheme, these pillowcases are just as luxurious feeling as their silk counterparts and help to prevent hair breakages and night time skin wrinkles as it provides a smooth surface to sleep on. They're also great for damaged or frizzy hair types and are non-absorbent so your skin and hair retains moisture better throughout the night - genius!

What's on your Autumn beauty wishlist?

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New In Beauty: Lashes & Nails from Kiss and Leighton Denny - Review & Swatches

June is in full swing and with it often comes numerous social events like graduations and weddings. If you have a big 'do approaching, why not treat yourself to some of the newest launches from Kiss and Leighton Denny to add some extra glam to your day?

Kiss Lash Couture Naked Drama Collection in Chiffon and Lacey* (£7.99 each, link)

I love wearing false lashes for a special occasion and these newbies from Kiss are so fluttery and beautiful!  I've been a big fan of the brand for a long time and have several of their styles in my makeup drawer, but I have to say that these two designs are some of the best that I've seen them come out with. The Lash Couture Naked Drama Collection is a fantastic range to try if you want high-quality falsies that are easy to wear but still deliver that 'wow' factor (without being OTT). These lashes have been created to mimic a '3D mink effect' without the cruelty, and the softness of the synthetic fibres is really convincing.  

They feature a cushion flexi band which makes them easier than some other brands to apply so ideal for beginners to try out, plus they fit across the lashline well and feel comfortable to wear. Both of these designs have a full and fluffy element to them with lots of volume. Chiffon is a real 'princess' type of lash (wispy, elegant and fluttery), whilst Lacey is more dramatic for a bolder, but still very pretty, statement look (perfect for evenings and nights out). I love them both and they're currently on offer in Boots on a buy one, get one half price deal.

Leighton Denny Wanderlust Collection SS19 - Private Beach and I'm In VIP* (12ml, £12 each, link)

For nails, you can't beat a brand new seasonal collection from one of Britain's best, Leighton Denny, of course. His latest range for SS19 is called Wanderlust and features colours that you can wear for the ultimate luxury Summer getaway. There are six new shades to pick up and my two personal favourites are shown below.

 Leighton Denny Wanderlust SS19 - Private Beach

Private Beach is a sophisticated coral peach that I know I'll be wearing all Summer long. The muted pinky element also makes sure that this shade never looks too bright or cheap, and instead, it compliments a tan beautifully and goes with pretty much everything. It applied smoothly in two super easy coats and looks stunning on toes too!

Leighton Denny Wanderlust SS19 - I'm In VIP

Fans of clean and chic neutrals will no doubt be snapping up I'm In VIP quicker than you can say add to basket, and it's interesting to see the growing popularity of these always on-trend colours year in, year out. This soft cream nude has a subtle pink undertone which I find more flattering and easier to wear during the Summer months - just add a crisp white shirt with skinny jeans and you're good to go. It's a little tricky to apply as it needs three very thin coats to achieve full opacity, but the extra effort is definitely worth it.

What new Summer beauty products have you been picking up lately?

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October Beauty Favourites

Another month has flown by so it's time to reflect on some beauty favourites! This edit showcases the products that I've been reaching for the most often during October. Spot any of your own faves here?

 Bondi Sands Self-Tanning Foam in Dark* (200ml, £14.99, link)

Summer is sadly over, so if you still want a gorgeous bronzed tan, it's time to hit the bottle! Regular readers will already know that I'm a huge fan of the Australian brand, Bondi Sands, and their Self-Tanning Foam in Dark is by far the best formula in their range. It's easy to use, doesn't streak or go patchy when you're applying it, and it has a yummy coconut scent. Whenever I use this, I find that I can usually get about 5-7 days worth of tanning goodness before I need to re-apply, and the colour is incredibly realistic and natural looking - no hints of orange at all! Highly recommended for anyone who is new to fake tanning or who just wants something easy and foolproof to use.

 Botanicals Gentle Cleanse Melt* (30g travel size shown, full size is £26, link)

Cleansing balms are a staple in my skincare routine but they really come into their own when the cold weather starts, as I always find that my skin needs something 'extra' at this time of the year than just a gel or light cleanser. The Gentle Cleanse Melt from Botanicals contains a simple but effective blend of natural and certified organic ingredients such as Shea Butter and Coconut Oil, which effortlessly removes all traces of makeup and daily grime in one sweep. I love the semi-solid consistency because it melts quickly when massaged into the skin and it doesn't leave any greasy residue afterwards. Lovely stuff and suitable for vegans too.

Ultrasonic Beauty Algae Peel Off Mask with Spiriluna* (200g, £23, link) 

Featuring two of the year's big superfood ingredients, Algae and Spiriluna, this peel-off mask comes in a powder format that you mix with water to create a thick paste. Now, usually I find these kinds of masks a bit of a faff, but I've been pleasantly surprised by this one because the consistency is just right each time and it's easy to apply with a face brush or mask spatula. Once on the skin, it begins to harden and after 20 minutes, it's ready to be peeled off. This mask is brilliant for anyone who has dry, dehydrated and/or skin that's showing the first signs of ageing, as it helps to firm everything up (albeit temporarily), and makes you look instantly more glowy and revitalised. A good one to use if you have a hangover or have had a busy week and need a quick fix!

Leighton Denny Modern Bohemia in Vintage Chic & Bohemian Spirit* (12ml, £12 each, link)

For nails, I've been enjoying embracing all of the quintessential Autumnal shades, and Leighton Denny's new A/W18 Modern Bohemia collection is simply stunning. Two of my personal faves from the range are Vintage Chic, a dark purple-red that's beautifully rich and glossy, and Bohemian Spirit, a very chic muted lavender-grey that goes with everything. The formula is fantastic and long-wearing with plenty of shine - definitely worth checking out if you're in the market for some new nail polishes.

Illamasqua Antimatter Lipstick in Asteroid* (4.15g, £20, link)

Lastly, I just had to include Illamasqua's Antimatter Lipstick in the shade Asteroid, which I've been smitten with ever since I discovered it in last month's Cohorted beauty box. Not only is Asteroid the most beautiful, wearable mid-toned vampy red that I have in my makeup collection, but the brand's Antimatter formula is one of my favourites for when I want a longer lasting semi-matte finish. Super pigmented, it goes on creamy and it doesn't dry out my lips - win, win!

What beauty products have you been loving lately?

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October Beauty & Lifestyle Favourites

Ready for some monthly favourites? Here's a quick roundup of everything that I've been loving throughout October.

STARSKIN Eye Catcher Smoothing Eye Masks (£8.50 for a pack of 2 pairs, link)

Eye masks have become as much of an addiction as sheet masks for me, and these ones from STARSKIN have been a favourite for a while, but I don't think that I've properly given them a shoutout before! Like their amazing sheet masks, these eye masks are made from the same kind of bio-cellulose material which acts like a 'second skin' to help the infused serum absorb better. They do a fantastic job of depuffing and smoothing, so great for a quick fix before a special occasion or night out!

Leighton Denny Heritage Collection Nail Polish in Rural Sunset* (12ml, £12, link)

Leighton Denny have recently released a gorgeous new range called the Heritage Collection for A/W, and this shade Rural Sunset is the most perfect tone of soft, dusky pink for an ultra-chic manicure. Perfect for all year round, not just A/W.

Origins Drink Up Intensive Overnight Mask (100ml, £25, link)  

Thanks to the colder weather, I've been reaching for my more hydrating skincare products this month and was missing a good hydrating face mask in my stash so I decided to repurchase this beauty from Origins. I've bought it a couple of times in the past and always enjoy using it at this time of the year, plus a percentage of the sales of this special edition goes to Breast Cancer research, so I couldn't say no!

Bloomtown Botanicals The Spring Blue Clay & Indigo Leaf Soothing Mask* (60ml, £12, link)

Another face mask that I've been loving is a new discovery for me and it's the Bloomtown Botanicals The Spring Blue Clay & Indigo Leaf Soothing Mask. It's amazing for all skin types to use, but dehydrated, stressed, tired and sensitive skins will especially love it. To see it in action, read my full review here. 

Clipper Happy Mondays Organic Tea* (20 teabags, £2.39, link)

You guys know how much I love my tea and I've been really enjoying this one from Clipper. Their Happy Mondays blend is an organic infusion of Lemon, Ginger and Cracked Black Pepper - so warming with a little spicy kick! It's the perfect tea to heat you up on a cold morning and certainly, helps to liven up a dull Monday. It works really well as a cheeky Hot Toddy too with a shot of Whiskey ;)

Vida Glow Original Marine Collagen Supplement* (30 doses, £32.95, link)

A high-quality collagen supplement can give a boost to your hair, skin and nails during the Winter months when you need it the most, and it comes in very useful the older you get, as we naturally lose collagen through age which leads to sagging and wrinkles. Vida Glow is made from all natural pure marine collagen, derived from the scales of ocean fish, and contains no wheat, gluten, sugar, additives, preservatives or flavours. To use it, you just add a scoop to your drink of choice - easy! This Original blend does have a very slightly 'ocean' type of flavour in plain water (like a subtle fish-meets-seaweed flavour), but it's easily masked in a smoothie or juice, or you could try one of the brand's other flavoured versions instead.

What are your beauty faves this month?

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All About That Base: Leighton Denny Rock Solid & Under Cover Base Coats review

It can be tempting to skip using a base coat when you're rushing around to do your nails last minute, but a good base coat is an essential key to nailing that perfect manicure.

My unpolished, naked nails aren't the prettiest to look at as they are can be quite brittle and prone to breaking. I find that taking high-quality food supplements for healthy skin, hair and nails have helped considerably though, especially when you take them on a long-term basis, and I'm an avid fan of topical nail strengthening products to help further toughen them up on the surface. 

Speaking of the latter, as I love doing my nails at home I almost always use a base coat or strengthening product of some kind, and these two from Leighton Denny have become firm favourites in my mani routine.

Best for Weak Nails: Leighton Denny Rock Solid One Coat Strengthening Treatment* (12ml, £12, link)

Rock Solid is a one coat miracle worker for anyone who has weak nails that are prone to breaking. The formula includes a strengthening treatment which includes silk fibres that protect the nails, whilst also encouraging them to grow at the same time. You can use it like you would a regular base coat before applying nail polish, or you can apply a thin layer every day to bare nails to build up the treatment. Easy and very effective.

Best for Perfect Prep & Anti-Staining: Leighton Denny Under Cover Base Coat* (12ml, £12, link)  

For a perfectly smooth canvas to paint your nails, a coat of Under Cover as your base will ensure that your talons are perfectly prepped for a long-lasting manicure. It gives a matte finish so it won't interfere with your nail colour like some other base coats can do, and it also boasts some impressive anti-staining skills so that you can happily wear all of those on-trend bright reds and blues all summer long. Yay!

What's your favourite base coat?

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December Empties / Products I've Used Up

What better way to round off the year than with an Empties post.  Here are the last bunch of products that will be hitting the recycling bin for 2013.

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Currently Using: Nail Products for a DIY Manicure

Lazy Saturdays in my house usually mean two things; tackling a mountain of chores that I've let stack up over the week, and then treating myself to a bit of a DIY manicure.  These are the nail products that I currently like to use:-

Boots Acetone Free Nail Polish Remover & Bourjois Magic Nail Polish Remover (review)
First things first, I remove any existing nail polish and use either Boots' own brand acetone free version or Bourjois Magic Nail Polish Remover which is also acetone free.  

Gwdihw Nail Wizard Balm* (review)
Next, I'll apply a tiny bit of this nail balm to the cuticles and leave them for 10 mins or so to soften them up, then I'll wash my hands.  This makes it a lot easier to do the next step if needed.

Leighton Denny Remove & Rectify Cuticle Remover  (review)
Usually once a week, I'll treat my cuticles to a little of this twin action remover and conditioner.  It's a lot gentler than some of the more rapid removers on the market because of the conditioning element it has, but it still does a good job.  I then simply use an orange stick to make everything look neater.

Mont Bleu Glass nail file 
To shape the nails, I use a glass nail file.  Since I've switched to using just glass, I've noticed an improvement in the strength of my nails, especially around the edges where they tended to be very weak in the past.  Would highly recommend getting one and they apparently last for years too! 

OPI Nail Envy & Seche Vite Dry Fast Top Coat
For a base coat, I mainly use OPI's Nail Envy which helps to strengthen the nails and provides a smooth base.  To add a glossy finish, I'll then just apply a coat of goold old Seche Vite.  Done!

What nail products do you use for a DIY manicure?

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June Favourites

I have a lot of favourites this month, so I've split them into two sections below for ease of reading.

Skincare & Haircare etc

Dr Nick Lowe Oil Control Anti Blemish Day Cream

This is one of the best moisturisers I've ever tried for oily skin.  It gives you the hydration that you need (and oily skin still needs some!), whilst also helping to regulate sebum.  I end up using a lot less powder throughout the day when I apply this in the morning as it keeps shine at bay.

Balance Me Radiance Face Mask*

 I've used this twice so far, and I'm really impressed with it.  It's a 3 in 1 mask that "polishes, hydrates and smoothes", which means that it gives you a deep cleanse as well as exfoliating your face.  When you take it off, it leaves your skin feeling moisturised too.  Amazing stuff and 98% natural too.

A'kin 24 Hour Intensive Moisture Leave-In Conditioner

I have been raving about this a lot recently and for good reasons.  Seriously one of the best leave-in conditioners you can pick up that is also 100% natural.  Reviewed here.

JĀSÖN Facial Natural Sunblock SPF 20*

I've always disliked wearing sunscreen in the past because the products I've tried have always been too heavy for my skin and don't absorb easily, I hate that greasy feeling!  This facial sunscreen from JASON is the exact opposite and is ideal for putting on under your make-up.  Reviewed here.

 NEOM Tranquility Organic Pillow Mist

This was from the NEOM Utter Relxation Collection Gift Set that I received for my birthday.  Absolutely love the scent of this pillow spray, so calming and relaxing, just what I need to help me sleep.

Make-Up etc

Real Techniques Buffing Brush & Contour Brush

Although I have been using all of the brushes in the Core Collection, these two have quickly become daily favourites in my make-up routine.  The Buffing Brush is just THE brush for applying foundation with and the Contour Brush has been great for applying very pigmented blushers because the shape of it gives you a lot of control. 

Leighton Denny Remove & Rectify Cuticle Remover

Does what it promises to do simply and effectively.  Reviewed here.

Nails Inc for In Style Blue Bell

Gorgeous summer pastel blue, NOTD.

China Glaze Dress Me Up

I've been wearing this dusky rose neutral shade a lot this month, the formula is just perfect.

NOTD.

Benefit The POREfessional Primer

Love this primer, it really does reduce the size of my pores and foundation just glides over the top of it.  So glad that I picked up a couple of the samples with Glamour magazine!

MAC Cremesheen Lipstick in Shy Girl

My new favourite nude lippie, swatches here.

 Burts Bees Tinted Lip Balm in Red Dahlia

Easy to wear, sheer red toned lip balm.  Gives a lovely wash of colour and is very moisturising.

Swatched here.

What are your beauty favourites this month?  Feel free to link below to your posts :)


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NOTD: Leighton Denny - Supermodel

I finally found Leighton Denny's Supermodel!  Every issue of Harpers Bazaar I'd come across only had the bright shades left, but the other day I managed to get my greedy paws on Supermodel, a gorgeous taupe/neutral shade.  I can certainly see why this was the first to fly off the shelves!  The formula of this is really good and it's been wearing well too, three days so far and no chips.

Did you pick up any of the Leighton Denny nail polishes that were free with Harpers Bazaar this month?  


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Tried & Tested: Leighton Denny Remove & Rectify Cuticle Remover

Nail cuticles are strange things aren't they?  Like the rest of my skin, mine are on the dry side and get even drier when the weather is cold or I'm subjected to too much central heating.  I use various cuticle balms and salves when I can remember too, but I was looking for something that would just help to remove them when I wanted my nails to look nice and tidy.

I saw Andy's review of Leighton Denny's Remove & Rectify Cuticle Remover a while ago, and I was so impressed with his before and after photos of this product, that I knew I had to try it out myself.  I've been using Remove & Rectify for about three weeks and I'm definitely pleased with it.

Remove & Rectify looks like your typical Leighton Denny nail polish which makes storing it easy.  It has a little pump that dispenses a small amount at a time and has a pleasant fruity fragrance due to the Grape, Passion Fruit and Pineapple extracts in it.  Instead of harsh chemicals, it uses these and Milk AHAs to dissolve away the dry skin around the cuticles.  Super easy to use, you just rub it into the cuticles, leave for a few minutes to do it's thing, and then you can use a hoof/orange stick to push back the cuticle neatly and clean up around it for a polished look.

It's £11 which might sound pricey compared to some of the cheaper drugstore cuticle removers you can get, but this feels a lot nicer than the cheaper ones I've tried, smells much better and moisturises a lot better too.  Whichever way you look at it, you only use a teeny amount each time, so it'll definitely last a while.

Have you tried this?  Do you use cuticle removers?

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NOTD: Leighton Denny - Sex Kitten

This was the Leighton Denny nail polish that I received in last month's Glossybox. The application was a PAIN because the polish is so thick and gloopy, it was a nightmare to try and apply thin coats, and it was awfully streaky. I'm not sure if all Leighton Denny polishes are like this formula wise, but I can't say that I'm impressed . Although I'm happy that I received this colour over the others that were sent out, I'm still not sure whether I like it or not. Maybe it will grow on me?

P.S I will be posting details about my Christmas giveaway tomorrow so keep your eyes peeled! :)

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Glossybox - October 2011

A belated Glossybox post, but better late than never right? Here's what was in mine:-



(1) Dermalogica Age Smart MultiVitamin Power Recover Masque, 15ml sample (full size 70ml - RRP £33) - "a powerful masque of concentrated antioxidant vitamins to help skin recover and regenerate." I am obssessed with face masks at the moment so I'll certainly be trying this out asap. Sample size looks like enough for two uses which is good.

(2) Dermalogica Age Smart MultiVitamin Thermafoliant, 15ml sample (full size 75ml - RRP £40.50) - "a powerful thermal skin polisher that combines physical and chemical exfoliants." This seems to be like a fancy face scrub basically. Not really liking the sound of 'chemical exfoliants' all that much, but I'll read up on it and give it a go.

(3) Dermalogica Age Smart Renewal Lip Complex, 1ml sample (full size 1.75ml - RRP £22.50) - "a daily treatment that restores the delicate lip tissue."
To celebrate their 6-month milestone, Glossybox decided to put in an extra sixth product in this month's box which is this lip treatment and a beauty bag. I've tried the lip complex and it's OK, feels nice on.



(4) Robert Piguet Eau De Parfums in Fracas, Visa and Calypso, 0.8ml samples (full size 50ml - RRP £65 each) - "three signature scents from the most Parisian of fashion designers". Yeah, I'm getting a bit fed up of these perfume samples in nearly every box. These will be passed on, again.




(5) Stila Smudge Stick Waterproof Eyeliner in Moray, full size (RRP £13) - "highly pigmented, waterproof eye liner glides on delivering intense, vibrant colour with staying power." This looks amazing, the colour looks gorgeous but mine is BROKEN. I know some people had a lot of trouble with the twisting up mechanism, but mine has a fault running through it in the plastic and won't budge at all. Contacted GB and they are sending me a replacement, so I'll put up a separate review of that when it arrives.



(6) Leighton Denny nail polish in Sex Kitten, full size (RRP £11) - Excited to try this because I've seen a few bloggers talk about how great Leighton Denny polishes are. The packaging looks quite cool, not sure about the colour yet but I'll post a NOTD soon no doubt. Cringeworthy name though that doesn't really go with the shade at all but I'm glad I got this one instead of the other pinks and oranges as I have far too many of those already.

Summary: I'm impressed with the full size Stila (even though it's broken... I'm sure it will be fabulous when its replacement arrives!) and Leighton Denny products. I'm not sure about having THREE Dermalogica products in the same box. I know its an expensive skincare brand, but it just seems rather lazy to me to do that or it's like the brand are really wanting to force themselves onto people. I would have preferred perhaps the extra sixth product to be from a different brand that I could try out, afterall, isn't that what Glossybox is meant to be all about? Saying that, I will use all of the products except the perfumes, and it is excellent value for money again.

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