Like most people, I’ve been feeling the financial pinch recently. Unfortunately, that has not diminished my penchant for long baths, spa visits and relaxation treatments.
I have begun to swap expensive beauty products in favour of creating my own, using only natural ingredients. Rather than splashing out on special organic produce and… Read More
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As the seasons are changing and the cold weather is nearly upon us, it is time to rethink our skincare regime. Throughout the summer months we worry that our skin is well protected against the sun and UV damage. 
August is a good month to schedule a good clear-out of your make-up bag, and a time to clear out before the Autumn/Winter collections are launched! Make-up bag cleanliness is part of the maintenance routine we should incorporate into our daily lives, because it can be a breeding ground of dirt and germs. 
July traditionally is holiday time, and in years past we might all have sported great tans that we picked up abroad, but today we are much more aware of how ageing sun damage is to our skin, and so we prefer to fake it! 
June has certainly kicked off with the promise of a great summer to come, but even if it doesn't last there are some great social events on this month that we can enjoy, and with Derby Day at the top of every fashionista's diary on June 28th, we have a few weeks to get some serious preparation done! 
I’m sure everyone is familiar with Cyclopentasiloxane. No? How about Isopropyl Palmitate?
Apart from the obvious space issue, there’s a reason why the ingredients in your daily moisturiser are lurking on the back. If you’re looking for products with more recognisable, easy to spell ingredients then look no further than your own kitchen. 
Despite the doom and gloom of the recession, the beauty industry is still alive and kicking. 
