Tuesday, October 28, 2014

LUSH

I've recently seen so many things advertising lush, or people talking about there halloween or christmas products, which have already come out, despite christmas being 2 months away (can't wait!). So I thought I would do a quick review of their store and products.
First of all, as soon as you walk through the lush doors you are met with the sweet smell of soapy delights, even though, half way through your lush shop you are struggling to breathe...I can't help but like it?
My favourite products to buy have to be the bath bombs and melts, but I also purchase the face masks quite frequently. I always buy the cupcake face mask as it smells so good and looks like chocolate, I would be lying if I said wasn't tempted to actually eat it...don't worry I haven't. Yet. I'm joking. But, in all seriousness I buy the cupcake mask, mostly because it is targeted at people with oily skin, which I am proud to be a part of...yeah about that, I hate having oily skin, can't I have 'normal skin', if that even exists.
Moving on to my favourite bath bombs, they have to be the melting snowman, luxury lush pud, holly golightly and the magic wand! 
Check out lush's new collection, I can't wait to try the northern lights and the snowman kit, I mean who wouldn't wanna build a snow man?
 

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Sunday, October 26, 2014

How To Avoid Acne

Common acne ('acne vulgarisms') is a skin condition characterized by red pimples on the skin, especially on the face, due to inflamed or infected sebaceous glands and prevalent chiefly among adolescents, according to the dictionary, however the best way to describe it is: pimples or zits which appear on your face or back. It can occur  at any point in your life but is most commonly found on teenagers. I have found a few ways to prevent acne.

 
1) Seems obvious but you must wash your face twice a day, once at night before you go to bed and once in the morning. Remember to use warm water to open up your pores and to use a cleanser that suits your skin type. If you have oily skin you may need a stronger formula and if you have dry skin you may need a cleanser that won't strip your face of all its oils. Also wash your hands before washing your face as if you have dirty/oily hands you can spread this onto your face.

 
2) Moisturising is so important to insure healthy feeling and looking skin, it's essential to moisturise after washing your face as you strip your face of all the oils (which clog your pores) giving you acne, this means after washing your face you must moisturise to replenish that moisture, sounds confusing but trust me it's necessary. For different skin types there are also different moisturisers you can buy. If you have oily skin buy a gel based cream as they don't over do it and make your skin look greasy, however provide a good amount of coverage. But, if you have dry skin you should look for buying a cream based cream as its a bit longer lasting and heavier.

 
3) Exfoliate your skin once a week to remove dead skin cells and unclog pores which lead to acne.

 
4) If you wear makeup never go to bed with it still on your face as this can clog your pores producing acne, if you can't be bothered to get up and wash your face invest in some good cleansing wipes  which will remove all your makeup in seconds.

 
5) Avoid touching your face as this can be a breeding ground for bacteria and the less bacteria on your face the less chance of getting acne. Also avoid sharing things with somebody that has acne for example: makeup brushes and towels.

 
6) By drinking lots of water, having a healthy diet and doing regular exercise this will also improve your skin, as it will keep you hydrated and provide lots of vitamins for your body.

 
7) If you have very bad acne you can also visit your doctor and they can prescribe certain creams which can reduce acne.


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Friday, October 24, 2014

How To Grow Your Hair

Follow these quick and simple steps to achieve long, healthy hair.
1) Drink at least 8 cups of water a day, as this will keep your body and hair hydrated
2) Use a good conditioner that will moisturise your hair
3) Wash your hair regularly to clean your scalp and to unblock the roots or hair follicles, but not too regularly as this can make your hair more greasy
4) Rinse your hair with cold water as this can seal the cuticle and lock in the moisture 
5) Use a heat protectant spray when using heat on your hair to reduce damage
6) Eat a lot of protein to make you hair strong and healthy, you can also take daily multi-vitamins
7) Have regular trims to get rid of split ends otherwise they can become higher and higher resulting in shorter hair
8) Don't brush your hair whilst it's wet (or try to avoid it) as its weaker when it's wet and can brake easier
9) Massage your scalp to improve circulation which can increase blood flow which results in your hair growing
10) Follow these steps carefully to notice healthy, smoother, stronger looking hair


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Bubo's

As some of you may or may not know I'm currently in Barcelona with my friend Ella and my family. I travel to Barcelona quite frequently and have fallen in love with...BUBO'S. Yeah I have fallen in love with a shop...
Anyways, bubo's is cake shop which specialises in making beautiful small cakes, macaroons, marshmallows, chocolates, truffles or just anything sweet and delicious. My all time favourites are the macaroons, especially the raspberry and chocolate ones, however it is on the rather pricey side, but defiantly worth it!
  

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