I once again had the opportunity from Insta Natural to write a review in exchange for one of their products and this time I was lucky enough to get the Dead Sea Mud Mask.
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Showing posts with label reviews. Show all posts
Thursday, 28 January 2016
Wednesday, 28 October 2015
Argan Oil
Sadly I haven't been able to post in a while as I have taken some time away from blogging. However fortunately I have been able to work with the company 'InstaNatural' in the mean time and have been sent their Argan Oil product, as pictured below. Therefore, my comeback article is going to be a salute to this fantastic product.
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Friday, 31 July 2015
All The Bright Places
One of my recent posts featured a book review of 'Life With A Sprinkle Of Glitter' which made me realise that I had never written a review on 'All The Bright Places', a book that I featured in my book haul. This is the thing, it wasn't a book that I didn't enjoy, I loved absolutely every second of it and it is probably my number one.
Sunday, 26 July 2015
Life With A Lovely Book
Recently aiming to read a lot more books and a lot more range of books and topics I have consistently been purchasing books that I cannot help but love and after seeing Louise promote this book on what might be This Morning, I was intrigued and decided to make the purchase. In all honesty, I had to be ripped away from the book and despite being a slow reader it really did not take me long to finish this lovely. I really appreciate the variety of advice that 'Life With A Sprinkle Of Glitter' provides ranging from decorating to boys, (anti) baking to being a mum and discovering your self-worth to arts and crafts. I soon fell in love with this lovely little piece.
Sunday, 30 November 2014
Me, Myself and Billy Buskin
In all honesty, I have never found a book that I have fell so deeply in love with before. People had always commented to me about their favourite novels and books and how they were emotionally connected to them, but in all honesty, I have always struggled to find such a connection with the black ink on these harsh pages. Until Giovanna Fletcher's Billy and Me.
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