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Jergens Cocoa Butter

Jergans Cocoa Butter review tested
Jergens Cocoa Butter: boots (£5.10)*

I've honestly never used a body butter, body cream or anything like that. Moisturising my body feels like a silly useless step, and I generally can't be bothered to stand around waiting for it to dry and sink in. My skin isn't very dry so I just don't see the point, In all honesty to me it seems like one of those unnecessary beauty chores people do for no real reason. Although, I have to admit since coming back from my holidays my skin has become a little dry and flakey from the sun and my peeling tan. So
because of this I thought I'd actually try one for a change. Que me rummaging through my sample boxes!

The Jergens Cocoa Butter was the first one I found and I thought it would be a good place to start. I found the Cocoa Butter very moisturising without being sticky or tacky. My skin feels soft and hydrated without being over saturated. I felt the cream was very thick but absorbed quickly so I didn't have to hang around in my undies waiting for it to dry. I adored the scent, really sweet and cocoa-y  with a touch of vanilla which slightly lingers on the skin. It's also 96% natural and (to the best of my knowledge) cruelty free.

I have to admit I did like the product but overall felt body cream is just not really that essential step and won't be part of my routine. I've never used it religiously before and seen no negative effects so far! But if you do have dry skin I would recommend this as it did sort my dry knee's and elbows out vey quickly!
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caudalie divine oil

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multipurpose oil

I've been using hair oils religiously for the past year but never considered one that I could use on my body. The press release for Divine Oil popped into my inbox a few months ago, but I never got round to trying it till recently. I have relatively normal skin and although I have been trying I dont moisturise as much as I should. I noticed recently that my knees and elbows were getting very dry and cracked. I've been using this after showering after I've dried myself off, focusing it on my drier areas and massaging in the oils. The oil quickly absorbs into the skin without leaving a greasy feeling behind. My dry patches healed up quickly and my skin was left soft, moisturised and not sore. You can also use this oil on your face, hair and nails. The smell is very natural and light which is quite uplifting and relaxing. My favourite thing about Divine Oil is that it comes in a spray bottle. I find most body oils to be very, very messy! As it has a spray pump it saves on pouring out too much product, wasting it and over saturating

Overall I really like Caudalie Divine Oil. It's pretty pricey, but I think for a multipurpose oil it's definitely worth the extra money. Like I said Im not big on moisturising, but because I can use it on my cuticles and on my hair I'd be more willing to spend a bit more money on a product like this. It is a cult product and something you might want to consider if you suffer from dryness going into Autumn Winter!
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Dove Creme Mousse

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Dove Creme Mousse review swatch photo
nourishing body wash

The Dove Creme Mousse Body wash is rich creamy body wash. It has a formula similar to a body cream. It's thick pearlescent crème formula, but it lathers up well to clean the body as well as leaving the skin feeling silky soft and hydrated. After one use it leaves the skin feeling noticeably softer and beautifully nourished, unlike any other body wash I've used before. One of my favourite things about the wash is that it doesn't run or drip in the shower so I don't end up wasting loads of product as it comes out too fast. The Body Wash comes in two varieties in Dove Deeply Nourishing Creme Mousse Body Wash and Dove Brightening Creme Mousse Body Wash. Both variants contain NutriumMoisture technology, which addresses protein and lipid damage to the skin caused by regular shower gels, leaving skin nourished deep down and feeling softer and smoother for longer.

Im a bit lazy when it comes to using things like body creams and just tend to focus on my drier areas. I tend to just do my knees and elbows. However since starting to use the Dove Body Wash it's left my skin ridiculously soft, smooth and hydrated that I didn't feel the need to add extra moisturiser to my dryer areas. I think which is will be great going into A/W, Especially as my skin gets a lot dryer so this is definitely one to try out in the colder months if your in a hurry and don't want to waste time faffing around adding body cream after your morning shower.

Dove Creme Body Wash retails for £3.71 and is available now from all good supermarkets and chemists.

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Soap & Glory Sugar Crush Body Wash

Soap & Glory Sugar Crush Body Wash review swatch photo
simply the zest….?

Funny enough, I haven't actually tried anything from Soap and Glory before this. Everyone and their Mum gets that* Soap and Glory gift set for Christmas but I never have! I read some review of the Sugar Crush Body Wash and I really liked the sound of the scent. Zesty, Cirtrusy and bursting with lime, Sounds good right. I looked in shops for weeks for this before caving in and ordering it from the Boots online store and patiently awaited it arrival. I like the creme formula, it lathers up nicely on a bath puff and feels really nice on the skin. However the scent is ridiculously sweet, like the sweetest thing I've ever sniffed and my nostrils actually couldn't work out if they liked it or not. The sweetness mixed with lime is just way too much for me, it's too overpowering and overwhelming and slightly nauseating to some degree. I love lime (Lime cheesecake is my favourite EVER!) and I like sweet scents but this is just too much.

I'm undecided. I'll more than likely use this whole thing up but I definitely wouldn't buy it again. I wish I hadn't bought it so blind, but you live and you learn! Maybe I should try more Soap and Glory stuff out but the branding just doesn't appeal to me! We'll see!
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xen tan morrocan tan

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xen tan morrocan tan review swatch photo
xen tan morrocan tan: £24.99 (£19.99 on Feel Unique)*

I've been shunning fake tan over the winter months, the idea of getting naked and tanning myself literally was the last thing on my mind. But we all know I loooove me some fake tan, the darker the better. But boy was I in for a surprise when I decided to randomly apply the new Xen Tan Morrocan Tan one cold February evening.

I'm fairly olive toned and my skin takes to fake tan really well, It applied evenly and streak free and didn't dry my skin out at all.It really has that "holiday" scent about it which is right up my street. The scent is actually amazing, a bit cocnutty or tropical. On application the guide colour is dark, I mean seriously dark. Darker than any fake tan I've ever used. I sent a NSFW photo to my friends in a group chat and they couldn't believe the contrast on my skin. So there I was naked and panicking like mad, even considering washing it off as I'd never seen anything THAT dark. Now after I settled into the fact I wasn't going to wash it off I realised the dark guide colour was great because I could tell where I'd missed bits. I popped my onesie on and went straight to bed and crossed everything hoping that I wasn't going to wake up with a "Essex Glow". Once it was washed off it wasn't as dark as I imagined, The guide colour washed down to a deep tan but nothing too orange or garish. It was fairly natural (in fake tan terms!) and the tone really suited my skin tone.

I was pretty happy with the tan overall even though it was darker than I'd have liked. It looks a lot less orange in photos than it did in real life. I think Xen Tan is slightly expensive but it is very good quality and I cant fault the formula! I think I do prefer the colour of Xen Tan Absolute Luxe compared to this one but I do like the scent of this one much more. The price is also a lot more easier on the wallet!
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Palmers Cocoa Butter Natural Tan Bronze Lotion

Palmers Cocoa Butter Natural Tan Bronze Lotion review swatch photo

The unexpected sunshine over the weekend called for the first bare legs debut of the season. Needless to say I wasnt prepared. I had planned on fake tanning properly before I went out for my birthday night out but after I got out the shower my legs were sore and red and really in no state for fake tan. I think I had a bit of shaving rash and if I slathered on fake tan it just wouldnt have sat well and just looked patchy. I decided to slap on the Palmers Natural Bronze Tan Lotion which I've had sitting in my to-review box for a while. I thought the cocoa butter would be perfect for my sore legs and give me a touch of colour.

I'm a big fan of the fresh natural scent of cocoa butter and the moisturing properties really work well for my skin. The Cocoa Butter and Vitamin E blend are a perfect match to keep your skin beautiful and soft and highly moisturised. The colour is fairly natural on first application, a bit more colour than I'd imagined actually and more first application color than other gradual tanners. It wasnt dark on the night out, but more colour than my legs had before. A few days later I'm left with a nicely built up, gradual tan. The intensity can be adjusted depending on your own preferences, fair to medium and dark. I used it about four times for a medium tan. It applies well with no streaks or patchiness. One thing I'd note is keep an eye out for your toes and between your fingers, mine were a little orange after application! Definitely make sure you apply lightly on the feet and then wash your hands after use.

In all I really like the Palmers Natural Bronze Tan Lotion. I think it would be a good one for all skin tones because you can control how dark it goes over time. A nice sun-kissed glow with minimal effort and no orange-ness. A great gradual tanner and I think an summer essential.

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lazy girls guide to... body moisturiser

lazy girls guide to… body moisturising review swatch photo

Nivea In Shower Body Moisturiser Skin Conditioner & Vaseline Spray and Go Body Moisturiser

Time for this week's edition of "Lazy Girl's guide..." Your weekly guide to cutting beauty corners without scrimping on impact. This week's topic: Body Moisturiser. I'm sure I'm not alone in saying this is my least favourite part of a beauty routine. I absolutely hate standing around waiting for heavy body creams to sink in and detest the feeling of being slathered in something sticky and gloopy. While all these body butters and creams tend to smell good enough to eat. I just don't enjoy using them. I know for a fact that I don't moisturise the body as much as I should do. I'll regret this as I get older, so now is the time to act. Especially as the weather is changing my body is getting drier, and my skin is looking a little rough round the edges. Two products have wormed their way into my life and have cut down the faff of body moisturising. While they aren't as rich as some other body creams or butters, they do the job just fine and leave the skin feeling moisturised and soft.

First up is the Nivea In Shower Body Moisturiser Skin Conditioner. It's a thick body lotion with a hair conditioner type feel to it that is designed to be used in the shower. I like this because it fits easily into a quick shower routine. After cleansing with a shower gel you apply it all over the body and then wash straight off. It leaves skin feeling silky soft straight out the shower without the need to apply additional cream. I adore the scent of this as well, it's very almond-y which is a really lovely clean scent.

The Vaseline Spray and Go Body Moisturiser is another non-greasy moisturising quickie. As the name suggests its a spray and go moisturiser which dries in seconds, All you do is mist your body with the continuous spray can and then pop your clothes straight on. The body moisturiser absorbs into the skin in seconds without the need to rub in. It comes in three scents Original, Aloe and Cocoa, I chose Cocoa as I adore the fresh almost creamy scent of cocoa butter. I like to pop this on my legs before night's out to stop my knee's looking ashy and give my skin a bit of a sheen.
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Beauty Oils

how to use Beauty Oils
Clarins Lotus Oil: £24.40*
Caudalie Divine Oil: £24.30*
Ojon Rare Blend Oil: £30*
OPI Avoplex Cuticle Oil To Go: £8.50*


If you haven’t tried some sort of beauty oil, then I suggest you hot foot down to your nearest beauty store and indulge. You're really missing out! Beauty Oils are intensely hydrating and create a natural barrier on the skin, perfect for winter battered skin. From head to toe beauty oils are the answer to the majority of winter skin issues.

Facial Oil: Either in the form of a cleansing oil or facial moisturisers. A few drops applied to clean skin, massaged in can work wonders for the most troublesome of complexions. You can also use them as part of a facial massage to get the blood pumping around your face. Cleansing Oils are ridiculously good removing makeup with ease. They break down the makeup instantly and don't dry out the skin like wipe. My Pick: Clarins Lotus Oil

Body Oil: A few drops of body oil applied onto damp skin locks in moisture and leaves you feeling silky smooth. Great for particularly parched areas like the knees or the elbows, and wonderful at giving a TLC to any areas that are looking a bit ropey. They also can be spritzed onto the legs before a night out to give the illusion of glossy, flawless legs. You can also get bath oils, which are delightful as part of a pamper routine. My Pick: Caudalie Divine Oil

Hair Oil: These are where my intrigue for oils started. Hair oils can be used a pre shampoo treatment, left on for 30 minutes and rinsed out. You can use hair oils to tame split ends and flyaways. Or apply prior to blow drying to help make the hair shinier and softer. My Pick: Ojon Rare Blend Oil

Nail Oil: Apply a cuticle oil to the nails before a manicure to help removal of the cuticle. Rub the oil into the nail bed and use a orange stick to gently push back the cuticle. Be careful to remove all the oil residue prior to painting. As oils can stop the polish from adhering to the nail properly. My Pick: OPI Avoplex Cuticle Oil To Go 
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Crabtree & Evelyn English Honey and Peach Blossom

Crabtree & Evelyn English Honey and Peach Blossom review swatch photo




It’s always hard to talk about scented products without the use of smell-o-vision. Frankly Im disappointed that its 2014 and we still don’t have it! None the less I was recently sent some of the Crabtree & Evelyn English Honey and Peach Blossom collection to give a whirl. And day-um, this smells so good.

I love the scent of honey so much, so I thought I’d give it a whirl. Oh boy oh boy. I was in love from the first whiff. A mix of peach blossom and soothing English honey I knew we were onto a winner. It’s sweet and uplifting with the honey notes coming across rich and warming and the peach blossom giving it velvety smooth tones. The hand lotion feels thick, but sinks in easily. I find myself applying it a few times a day and taking in the delicious scent. I’ll be the first to admit that I’m a bit of hand cream hater. I normally just cant be ceebs with it, so whenever I get some I use it a handful (punny) twice before it residing itself to some sort of beauty related limbo. I also really like the lip balm as it’s delicious but also really soothing. The body lotion is also really lovely and nourishing while leaving a lovely comforting fresh scent. It’s packed full of shea butter, and honey to leave the skin silky and smooth with a lovely lingering scent.

The Crabtree and Evelyn English Honey and Peach Blossom collection is availible in various different formsitems, including a shower gel, body butter and all purpose balm, plus you can also purchase it as a set of products. I really recommend the hand cream as it’s transformed my views on hand cream. I have the larger size which is £15 but you can also get the 25g one for £5 which is pretty reasonable. As I said it’s hard to say THIS SMELLS SO GOOD over the internet, but it really does! Delicious!
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shaving tips & tricks

how to shave your legs

gilette  venus & olay razors & Gilette satin care shave gel



 While it might be a bit too soon to be thinking about baring legs for summer, there is nothing more satisfying nicer than uber smooth soft legs. I've been... well... lets say not tending to my leg hair as well as I should be recently. My hair grows very quickly, so during the summer I shave pretty much every other day. In the winter, not so much... Under my jeans Im pretty much a yeti. TMI. Yeah thought so!

While I've been known to dry shave (especially my underarms), Dry shaving cases a ton of irritation and in general is a no-no. I always regret it, so just don't do it ok? The key to a good shave is picking out a good razor. Oh, it pains me buying razors. I'll happily spend £10 on absolutely nothing regularly basis in Boots, but razors make me grumble. They have always been one of the beauty things I despise parting money with. My razor tip would be to buy in bulk and keep and eye out for good deals on your favourite brands. Usually they have quite good offers or deals on razors if you keep and eye on things. I personally like the Gilette Venus & Olay Moisture bars as they have 5 blades for a super close shave and a skin friendly gel built in. I also use a shaving gel or foam, I'm not brand loyal so pickup whatever's on offer or cheapest. Mens shaving lotion is normally cheaper than the branded women's versions. At the end of the day, it all does the same job!

So you once you have a good quality razor and shaving gel. Time to actually get on with the act of shaving. Step into the shower, and wait a bit so your hair can soften up a bit.  This will result in a much smoother, closer shave. I've made it so the  last thing I do in the shower before getting out is shaving. By shaving as soon as you get into the shower, you can cause goosebumps which once a razor is dragged over can cause major irritation and leave those unsightly red bumps. This one's a no brainer but always shave against the grain of the hair. For example, when doing your legs start at the ankle and move up. It's also really important not to over shave, as this can cause bumps and irritation.  Although if you have a good razor to begin with you wont need to go over too many times. Lastly, make a point of moisturising your legs after shaving as it will help heal the skin, calm any irritation and keep it nice and soft.
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oh honey, honey

honey themed beauty products

Honey is one of the best natural beauty ingredients around. Honey is versatile, packed full of is antioxidants, antibacterial plus it also does wonderful things for all skin types. As honey is currently trending in the beauty world I thought it was about time I talked some of the best honey products out there. Of course, the natural stuff itself could do with a post all of it’s own but I’ll save that for another day!

Good Things Manuka Honey Radiance Mask

A complexion boosting mask which works wonders at restoring dull and congested skin all brightening up the skin. The mask contains a mix of Manuka Honey, Beeswax, Papaya Extract and White Clay - all super skin friendly ingredients which make for a happy face.


The Body Shop Honey and Oat 3-in-1 Scrub

Sourced from Fair Trade Honey in Bezamar in Ethiopia the Body Shop Honey and Oat 3-in-1 Scrub mask cleanses, polishes and moisturises normal to dry skin. It gently removes skin cells and refines, moisturises and conditions all at the same time. I love how good this smells, sometimes I have to stop myself from eating it out the jar! A mask and scrub in one that leaves the skin feeling super smooth and fresh looking from first use.


The Body Shop Honeymania body scrub

This exfoliating body scrub has a rich scent and is made of Community Fair Trade Honey. It gently scrubs away dead skin cells and leaves a light floral sweet scent behind on the skin. My skin is left smooth but also quite moisturised at the same time as this is much creamier than your average body scrub. Definitely one for the sensitive skin types who find some body exfoliators too gritty, drying and harsh.
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fancy hand washing

molton brown orange and bergamot hand wash and hand lotion review swatch photo



Bergamot is my all time favourite scent. I don't know why I like it so much it just has a warming and uplifting quality that I can't get enough of. I recently got the Molton Brown Orange & Bergamot Hand Wash and Hand Lotion - my hands have never smelt so good. A blend of Sevillian orange oil with bergamot and orange blossom aromas, this is a next level hand washing duo. My hands feel wonderfully clean, with a hint of the exotic.

Molton Brown isn’t the most “hip” of brands but their product quality is spot on, luxe but affordable. This would make a great gift for a Mum, Aunty or Nan who likes to have something fancy every now and again. It feels quite grown up having a proper hand wash and matching lotion duo. Considering I usually buy bog standard hand wash in Sainsbury's - I feel very swish having it in my bathroom! I like this so much that I’ve just ordered the matching candle and room spritz. I think I may have found my houses signature scent.

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Molton Brown Orange & Bergamot Hand Wash and Hand Lotion Duo £36*

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Coconuts for Coconut

coconut beauty products


Coconut is my current favourite scent of all time - I do think its a summer thing. It's uplifting and warming and takes me straight to the beach. Recently I noticed a lot of products containing coconut heads straight into my basked and into my beauty stash. 

The Body Shop Coconut Body Butter

My knees seem to be the bane of my existence right now. They are so dry and gross and no matter what I did to them nothing was helping. Rummaging my beauty stash I found The Body Shop Coconut Body Butter and it was love at first rub? That sounds really wrong but you know what I mean. Rich and melts into the skin with minimal effort leaving skin moisturised and smelling damn fine. Made from Fair Trade Virgin Coconut oil, it has a sweet tropical scent. It’s also one of The Body Shop’s best sellers!

Original Source Coconut Shower Gel

Cheap and cheerful Original Source shower gels have been a staple in my shower routine for years. Typically I buy a few different varieties whenever they go on sale for £1. The Original Source Coconut Shower Gel is delicious, doesnt smell fake and lathers really well. Refreshing and summery with that lovely holiday lingering scent.

Estee Lauder Bronze Goddess Perfume

You didn’t think I could talk about coconut scented products and not rave about my favourite perfume of all time? This is literally holiday in a bottle. So fresh and warming and so totally uplifting I cant recommend it enough. I always purchase a few of these as they are only ever on sale during the summer months and often sell out!

Models Own Scented Polish in Coconut Cream

Bit of an obscure pick but it is actually coconut scented! O often find scented nail polishes really sickly sweet and very fake smelling. However the latest addition to the Models Own Scented Polish range actually smells like coconut without being over bearing. It’s a tropical, summery scent which is very subtle but enough for you to know its there. The polish is a off cream colour with a slight grey edge - very on trend for the off white nail trend at the moment!
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Deodorants you should own

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Not all deodorants are created equal. As the weather is heating up and things are getting a little... well ... sweaty. It's time to invest in a new deodorant to keep yoy feeling dry and fresh to death. I think picking out a deodorant is something that we don’t really think about. I’ve been known to pick whatever is on offer or whatever I lay my paws on first. However there are so many different ones out there which means you could be a lot less smelly this summer if you take the time to pick the right ones.

For the the record the difference between deodorant and antiperspirant is that  Deodorants fight odour and Antiperspirants stop the wetness. Some do both some don’t so make sure to check the label.

The two deodorants I recommend are the Mitchum Advanced Women 48HR Protection Powder Fresh Anti-Perspirant & Deodorant and the Sure Women Maximum Protection Anti-Perspirant Deodorant Cream Clean Fresh. Wowza they are some long names. They are both industrial strength sweat stoppers that leave my under arms both dry and odour free. Both are designed to protect those who suffer from problem perspiration.

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Mitchum Advanced Women 48HR Protection Powder Fresh Anti-Perspirant & Deodorant  £2.89
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Sure Women Maximum Protection Anti-Perspirant Deodorant Cream Clean Fresh  £5.30
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shimmering body oils

Shimmering body oils review swatch photo

A newbie on my beauty radar but I know shimmering body oils are hardly a new to the beauty market. They can enhance natural tans in the summer time and add a shimmery sheen to the body which is perfect for a night out on the town. Here are my picks to spend, save and treat yourself to.

Treat 

Estee Lauder Bronze Goddess Shimmering Body Oil
I’ve raved and aged about the Estee Lauder Bronze Goddess perfume but thats not the only EL product that drops in the summer. This leaves a dreamty golden sheen on the legs and is perfect for giving them a pretty glow. It also smells like coconuts and holidays and oh man I just love it. Like with the rest of the Bronze Goddess collection if you see this then snap it up ASAP - it usually sells out within a few weeks.

Spend

The Body Shop Honey Bronze Shimmering Dry Oil - In the mid price ranged we have the The Body Shop Honey Bronze Shimmering Dry Oil. It's a honey scented body oil which looks and smells amazing on the skin. It leaves a pretty shimmery sheen on your pins which would be perfect for summery nights on the beach. It also smells like an absolute dream, creamy soft honey with a hint of sweetness.

Save 

Champneys Spa Indulgence Mediterranean Bliss Shimmering Body Oil - The most budget friendly shimmering oil I could find was this one from Champeneys. At £10 you get a pretty decent amount of product. A beautiful blend of jojoba and sesame oils which also moisturises your skin while giving it subtle summery glow.

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ESTEE LAUDER BRONZE GODDESS SHIMMERING BODY OIL £29*

THE BODY SHOP HONEY BRONZE SHIMMERING DRY OIL review swatch
THE BODY SHOP HONEY BRONZE SHIMMERING DRY OIL £16*
CHAMPNEYS SPA INDULGENCE MEDITERRANEAN BLISS SHIMMERING BODY OIL review swatch
CHAMPNEYS SPA INDULGENCE MEDITERRANEAN BLISS SHIMMERING BODY OIL £10

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BB cream for legs

Rimmel Sunshimmer Instant Tan 9-in-1 BB Skin Perfector in Light Matte review swatch photo

Now I don’t know about you but I’m sick to death of BB. It felt like the marketing beauty word on everyones lips was BB last year. BB has gone beyond your basic BB cream to BB lips, eyes and god knows what else. None the less I’ve been recently trialling the Rimmel Sunshimmer Instant Tan 9-in-1 BB Skin Perfector in Light Matte after a tip of from Anna. And it gets a big BB thumbs up fro me.

I didn’t actually expect to like this as much as I do - Me and Rimmel Sun Shimmer have a rocky relationship but this is is much better. It gives my legs a flawless glow with minimal effort. It evens the skin tones, covers, protects and lasts all night with no bleeding. I feel like Light Matte is a touch orange but I personally quite like that tone in my fake tan but thats something to consider if your considering purchasing it. It also comes in a medium which is a little too dark for me! I really enjoy this product... much more than I thought I would!

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The Body Shop Wild Argan Oil Range

The Body Shop Wild Argan Oil review swatch photo

The Body Shop Wild Argan Oil review swatch photo
The Body Shop Wild Argan Oil review swatch photo
The Body Shop Wild Argan Oil Mircale Solid Oil review swatch photo

The body shop wild argan oil range*

There is an ancient belief that  if your skin is glowing that it's a reflection of a peaceful soul. Argan Oil is an ingredient that's typically found in hair oils but is actually an incredibly multi purpose ingredient. The Body Shop have recently launched a new body range called Wild Argan Oil Bath & Bodycare. Some are formulations popular products and a few newbies specific to Argan Oil.

The key product for me from this launch is the The Body Shop Wild Argan Oil Miracle Solid Oil. A multi purpose moisturiser which can be used on the body or the hair. The luscious solid oil sinks into the drier areas, soothing and hydrating as it goes. Think a more luxe (and skin friendly) version of Vaseline. The packaging means it can be transported easily without the risk of spillage. Perfect for girls who get a little bit dry round the edges!

Also within the The Body Shop Wild Argan Oil is a Body Butter, Bubble Bath, Rough Scrub, Shower Gel, Body Lotion, Solid Oil for lips and The Radiant Oil (which is also fab!).

I adore the scent of this range, Argan Oil has a really exotic, luxe and fragrant scent. It makes me want to visit Morroco and indulge.  I hope they bring out a haircare companion to this as I can imagine it'd be very popular!
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