Sunday 19 June 2016

EOS Organic Lip Balm in Coconut Milk

I'm one of those kind of people who, regardless of the weather, if I'm not wearing lip balm while outside my lips will just split and bleed. It's all kinds of crazy considering I have fairly oily skin, but neither my lips nor my hands feel the benefit from that. You can imagine then how many lip balms I tend to go through, not just because I use them all up but because some aren't actually any good for my lips.

So it was with a slight amount of trepidation I decided to buy one of the often lauded EOS lip balms, in particular;

EOS Organic Lip Balm Coconut Milk:


A picture of EOS lip balm in coconut

It's a nice novelty for me to have a lip balm in a little pot like this that I don't have to stick my finger in, I hate having to stick my fingers into balms it's just not hygienic. It's also a nice touch having the balm rounded rather than in stick form which gets boring after a while, there's not much you can do to make lip balms exciting but EOS certainly funked these up.

A picture of EOS lip balm in coconut

I've found it to be a pretty good lip balm so far, it coats my lips fully and doesn't lip off in five minutes, it feels rich and moisturising and has helped reduce the peely flakey splity issues I get with my lips. The one downside for me is the taste and smell, it's not coconut, it's almost pure sugar. Smells sweet, tastes sweet, I can look past that but I would have prefered a more coconut scent/taste.

You can find it at many online sites but I bought mine from here for £5.99.

About EOS


"EOS is the lip balm that makes you smile. Eos lip balm is 95% organic, 100% natural, and paraben and petrolatum free. Packed with antioxidant-rich vitamin E, soothing shea butter and jojoba oil, Eos keeps your lips moist, soft and sensationally smooth."
- Formula: 95% organic, 100% natural. Vegetarian (beeswax/honey). Gluten free. Free from parabens, sulphates, petrochemicals, silicones, synthetic dyes, artificial fragrance.
- Certifications: USDA certified organic.
- Origin: Made in USA.
- Packaging: Recyclable plastic sphere.
- Shelf Life: Use within 24 months from opening.
- Animal Rights: Not tested on animals. Cruelty free.
 

Ingredients 


Olea Europaea (Olive) Fruit Oil*, Beeswax/Cera Alba (Cire d’abeille)*, Cocos Nucifera (Coconut) Oil*, Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil*, Natural Flavour, Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea Butter)*, Tocopherol, Ascorbyl Palmitate, Sodium Hyaluronate, Stevia Rebaudiana Leaf/Stem Extract, Water, Polyglyceryl-3 Diisostearate, Sodium Isostearoyl Lactylate.
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Thursday 16 June 2016

Hugo Boss Femme

Signature fragrances, we all have one no matter how many other perfumes we dabble with or even love. Some come to us after trial and error, others you just know from the first spray it's the scent for you.

My signature fragrance and the one most my scarfs smell of is Hugo Boss Femme.

a picture of Hugo Boss Femme

From its launch in 2006 to the present day, ten years have passed and I've never been without a bottle of this lushiousness.

Radiant. Soft. Smooth. Femme by BOSS exudes an aura of captivating femininity.
The subtle, lingering warmth of the fragrance is sublimely sophisticated and modern.
An enticing experience and the most liberatingly feminine fragrance from BOSS.
Femme by BOSS is harmony in a bottle; a scent metaphor for modern femininity.
Projected by the fruity top notes of tangerine and blackcurrant, the fragrance is grounded in a creamy, musk-like base.
This works with the white floral trio of stephanotis, rose and oriental lily to leave behind just a subtle, warm aura of the scent.

Despite its name I've never felt this is a perfume for girly girls, after all, beauty blog or not, I'm not the girliest of girls, it's just a scent that makes me feel happy at heart, warm and comforting and oh so familiar after 10 years of wearing it. It's what I chose to wear on my wedding day and what I spray on before any big event even though I own lots of other lovely perfumes.

a picture of Hugo Boss Femme

I dread the day they discontinue this, when I hear that day approaches I'll stock up on it, enough to last me another few decades at least.

Top Note:

Tangerine, Blackcurrant Buds, Freesia

Heart Note: 


Oriental Lily, Staphanotis, Rose Petal

Base Note: 


Musky Notes, Apricot, Satinwood

30ml is £24.99 or 50ml is £26.99 from here.

What is your signature fragrance or are you still searching for yours?
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Tuesday 14 June 2016

Cow Brand Mutenka Makeup Cleansing Oil

For years I've been a huge fan of hot cloth cleansers like Liz Earle's Cleanse & Polish or Bee Good's Honey & Propolis Cream Cleanser so it never really occurred to me to use a cleansing oil even though I've read plenty about them being used to double cleanse, added to that the fact I wear little makeup always made me feel like I didn't need to double cleanse as the cream cleansers always took off what I wore fully.

So this has been sitting to one side for a while now, sealed and unloved, until in a desire to use up what I have, I unsealed it and started to use it.

The product;
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Sunday 12 June 2016

Tony Moly Sheet Masks Seaweed and Tomato.

a picture of Tony Moly Im Real sheet masks

Since I bought the Tony Moly I'm Real sheet masks back in April I've got to using several of them, notably the Rice Clear Skin, Avocado Nutrition, and Aloe Moisturising as already covered on my blog. I've also used the Seaweed Skin Purifying and Tomato Radiance as shown below.
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Friday 10 June 2016

Elemental Herbology Cell Plumping Facial Hydrator

a picture of Elemental Herbology Cell Plumping facial hydrator

Elemental Herbology


I've used and reviewed Elemental Herbology in the past on my old blog, I loved it then and I still love it now, the scent of the product is amazing. If you've never heard of them (where have you been lol) here's a little background;
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Wednesday 8 June 2016

Collection Blush in Bashful

(The Brand formerly known as Collection 2000)


Just because it's a drugstore brand and cheaper than many of its competitors doesn't mean we should overlook the ever trusty Collection brand, it's been around since I was a little girl and I grew up using it in my teens back when it was known as Collection 2000. I have to admit I still to this day call it Collection 2000 but I guess that's me showing my age.

It's no secret I don't wear a great deal of makeup, but that I do have a love for blushers, part of the reason I cover so many on my blog, for example the Makeup Revolution palettes Golden Sugar and Sugar & Spice.

I always carry Collection's Lasting Perfection Concealer around in my handbag but this post is about the Collection blush called Bashful, and I'll cover the concealer another day.

A picture of Collection Blush in Bashful
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Monday 6 June 2016

Bee Good (or go home)

A picture of Bee Good Cream Cleanser

Honey & Propolis 2-in-1 Cream Cleanser


I chose Bee Good Honey & Propolis 2-in-1 Cream Cleanser as part of my build a box from Latest in Beauty last month as I've been intrigued by the Bee Good company for a while now mostly because honey, mmm yummy honey. Although you can't eat this cleanser.
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Saturday 4 June 2016

Charlotte Tilbury Giveaway

I am at nearly 15,000 views on my blog after only having returned to the world of blogging only four months ago. The support and encouragement has been incredible and to say thank you to you all I'm doing another giveaway. 

This giveaway is open internationally but I would ask you check that your customs allows lipstick in through the post before entering as I'm giving away;

Charlotte Tilbury Matte Revolution in Love Liberty

A picture of Charlotte Tilbury Matte Revolution in Love Liberty

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Thursday 2 June 2016

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