Thanks to my little sister, I recently discovered this Garnier BB Cream and I absolutely LOVE it!
I was totally reluctant to use the Garnier BB Cream as I'm a bit of a self-confessed foundation addict! Since my teenage years, I have grown accustomed to caking my face with foundation until my actual skin colour is a mere memory; I was never able to leave the house without a layer or two of foundation followed by a layer of powder, so the idea of wearing something with just a hint of foundation was a bit scary!
However, using Garnier BB Cream has broken me of this make-up habit. BB Cream is so silky to apply and feels super light on the skin too. It gives a gorgeous, healthy glow — a few people have noticed this — and leaves skin feeling really soft and moisturised. It doesn't provide 100% blemish coverage, but this isn't really an issue as you can apply a little concealer if necessary.
I was really eager to find a product like this for the Summer as I hate having to wear so much make-up when it's warm, but each year I found myself reluctant to break away from foundation routine. I'm so pleased to have discovered Garnier BB Cream and look forward to actually letting my skin breathe — whilst still having glowing coverage — during the coming Summer months.
Tuesday, 24 April 2012
Monday, 9 April 2012
I'm going to be testing the waters over at WordPress for a little while. I may return.
Click here if you fancy having a look :)
Click here if you fancy having a look :)
Monday, 19 March 2012
The Muppets Film Review
The Muppets, starring Jason Segal, Amy Adams and not to mention the motley crew of Muppets, is a fantastic film for the whole family; it's packed with fun, frolics, singing and plenty of cheese that will help you escape the mundane of everyday life and enter the bizarre world of these lovable puppets!
The Muppets film tells the sing-along story of three Muppets fans who discover that the infamous Muppet studios are under threat from a tycoon who is eager to pull down the studio for the oil supplies buried deep beneath them. Horrified at these plans, Gary, Mary and Walter set out to re-unite the Muppets crew in an attempt to save the studios from destruction. There are plenty of laughs and cringe-worthy (but quietly entertaining!) songs along the way as Gary, Mary and Walter set out on their road trip to gather the Muppets together to perform one final show.
Okay so this film is pretty damn awesome ... I love that it doesn't take itself too seriously and once you get past the over the top random outbreaks of song, it really makes for excellent viewing! The Muppets film cleverly captures the essence of the Muppets from their hey day, but reinvents the show so that it appeals to the more modern audience.
I found myself giggling from start to finish and left the cinema with a big smile on my face. I would most definitely recommend The Muppets film to anyone looking for some light-hearted cinema fun.
Wednesday, 4 January 2012
Food Habits
Ok, so we are all familiar with eating cold take away the following day or the 5 second rule when you drop food on the floor, but food habits are extremely diverse and often very bizarre … this fascinates me.
Here’s a small selection of the more strange eating habits I’ve come across during my years of people watching -
Eating crisps with tomato sauce
Putting crisps in a microwaveable stew
Eating noodles in a sandwich
Brown sauce on toast
I’ve also recently discovered the extents that people will go to with food … I’ve come across people who throw food leftovers away (in a box) only to get it back out of the bin later on to finish off. Then there are people who have their friends over for take-away, watch to see if the friends leave any food and then eat the leftovers as soon as said friends leave! I also remember a small child who enjoyed circling the dinner table after a meal to drain the dregs from every one’s tea cups!!
We share these behaviours with others, but secretly we know it’s a bit odd and it’s often done when no one else is looking … just in case!!!
I suppose scavenging behaviour takes us back to our primal instincts and isn’t too dissimilar to the behaviour of wild animals, but the way some of us enjoy our food is most definitely … unique … I certainly can’t imagine a Lion on the Serengeti calling to his missus to pass the BBQ sauce for a fresh kill that he couldn’t possibly eat without extra liquid calories!!
We’re spoilt for choice when it comes to the food we eat and the way we eat it, but we still find ways to make this even more diverse. Though I suppose with the billion’s of people on this planet, it definitely keeps things interesting when we can talk to one another and say ‘you eat your bread how?!’ or ‘you don’t eat those together do you???’
Here’s a small selection of the more strange eating habits I’ve come across during my years of people watching -
Eating crisps with tomato sauce
Putting crisps in a microwaveable stew
Eating noodles in a sandwich
Brown sauce on toast
I’ve also recently discovered the extents that people will go to with food … I’ve come across people who throw food leftovers away (in a box) only to get it back out of the bin later on to finish off. Then there are people who have their friends over for take-away, watch to see if the friends leave any food and then eat the leftovers as soon as said friends leave! I also remember a small child who enjoyed circling the dinner table after a meal to drain the dregs from every one’s tea cups!!
We share these behaviours with others, but secretly we know it’s a bit odd and it’s often done when no one else is looking … just in case!!!
I suppose scavenging behaviour takes us back to our primal instincts and isn’t too dissimilar to the behaviour of wild animals, but the way some of us enjoy our food is most definitely … unique … I certainly can’t imagine a Lion on the Serengeti calling to his missus to pass the BBQ sauce for a fresh kill that he couldn’t possibly eat without extra liquid calories!!
We’re spoilt for choice when it comes to the food we eat and the way we eat it, but we still find ways to make this even more diverse. Though I suppose with the billion’s of people on this planet, it definitely keeps things interesting when we can talk to one another and say ‘you eat your bread how?!’ or ‘you don’t eat those together do you???’
I'm Back ...
Shit, so I haven't signed in or blogged in a looong time ... shame on me! Blame Tumblr!!!
So, just a quick post to let you know that the blog is going to be undergoing a bit of a reform for it to include lots of different writing styles instead of the usual review/news blogs that I've become accustomed to posting on here.
The blog may also be moving domains, but for now we will stick to what we know ...
Oh ... and Happy New Year people :)
So, just a quick post to let you know that the blog is going to be undergoing a bit of a reform for it to include lots of different writing styles instead of the usual review/news blogs that I've become accustomed to posting on here.
The blog may also be moving domains, but for now we will stick to what we know ...
Oh ... and Happy New Year people :)
Friday, 22 April 2011
Barry M Instant Nail Effects
I am obsessed with this innovative nail varnish!
I have always been a fan of experimenting and having fun with my nails and this range of nail varnish just makes nail art even easier.
It's really easy to use too ...
- Select your base coat, paint it on and let it dry
- Apply a coat of Barry M Instant Nail Effects (From personal experience, I would say you need to get the quantity ... too little and the effect isn't as striking... too much and it doesn't crack quite as easily ... one clean stroke down the middle of the nail or a clean stroke on either side of the nail is usually best for full coverage)
- Watch the magic! See the varnish crack as it dries (don't be tempted to add another coat as this won't work!)
I never get bored with this product! The black is probably my favourite - this was also the original colour brought out by Barry M - I love this one most as it works with any colour base coat.
I'm so pleased that there are more colours available now... you can also get your hands on pink, white and blue to create different designs.
All Instant Nail Effects are available here for only £3.99 each - a great price if you ask me!!
I have always been a fan of experimenting and having fun with my nails and this range of nail varnish just makes nail art even easier.
It's really easy to use too ...
- Select your base coat, paint it on and let it dry
- Apply a coat of Barry M Instant Nail Effects (From personal experience, I would say you need to get the quantity ... too little and the effect isn't as striking... too much and it doesn't crack quite as easily ... one clean stroke down the middle of the nail or a clean stroke on either side of the nail is usually best for full coverage)
- Watch the magic! See the varnish crack as it dries (don't be tempted to add another coat as this won't work!)
I never get bored with this product! The black is probably my favourite - this was also the original colour brought out by Barry M - I love this one most as it works with any colour base coat.
I'm so pleased that there are more colours available now... you can also get your hands on pink, white and blue to create different designs.
All Instant Nail Effects are available here for only £3.99 each - a great price if you ask me!!
Sunday, 20 March 2011
Rango Cinema Review
Johnny Depp in an animated film about a reptilian adventure … this had to be pretty awesome!
Rango is a pet Chameleon with a vivid imagination; he finds himself stranded in the desert after his tank crashes out of the back of his owner’s car. He’s separated from his plastic toys and left with nothing but a few words of wisdom from an Armadillo who has just been run over. He makes his way through the desert and finds himself in the Old West town of Dirt.
He meets some uninviting inhabitants in Dirt and soon discovers that he’s going to have to act the hero if he’s going to be accepted. This task proves to be harder than Rango first thought as he uncovers a huge conspiracy, but the trials and tribulations he faces help him find himself along the way.
Rango is a bizarre film … not your typical kid’s movie at all, but it’s very entertaining. I love the Old West style (complete with tumbleweed!) and the band of instrument playing birds are amusing.
The animation of some of the characters is a little scary though… Rango is fine to look at, but Beans (Isla Fisher) is a little weird … but perhaps that’s just me!
Rango is a great family film … definitely worth a watch if you want to see something a little different this Spring!
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