Love love love that head piece by Miss en Cage.
(Source: lemagazineever.com, via lunamaelondon)
Love love love that head piece by Miss en Cage.
(Source: lemagazineever.com, via lunamaelondon)
In love with MAC Creme Cup.
Favourite. YSL noir radical.
5 affordable skin care products
I thought I’d make a little blog post about 5 of my favourite skin care products that are easily available from high street stores and that actually WORK without having to spend hundreds of pounds (which, let’s face it - as much as I wished I could afford Creme de la Mer - is usually just for a name).
You can get all of these from the majority of Boots and Superdrug stores.
1) Sanctuary microdermabrasion body renewal - £9.45
This scrub is great for those annoying little bumps on the backs of the legs and arms, also known as ‘chicken skin’ (something that affects roughly one in three people in the UK).
Apply before showering and then rinse off. Simple as. It leaves skin feeling super smooth and one tube lasts between 3-5 weeks, depending how often you want to use it.
One of my personal favourites.
2) Nivea in-shower body moisturiser - £3.65
I’ve only used this product a couple of times but the difference it makes after each application is well worth the £3.65. Skin feels much smoother after each use and even has a bit of a shine to it.
3) Nip + Fab tummy fix - £19.25
This one is slightly more expensive, but great for targeting that area that few girls ever grow to love (unless the architectural Gods sculpted a washboard stomach for you in the womb). Works around the abs, stomach and hips, leaving skin feeling smoother and tighter, with results visible after around 6 weeks.
I’m not saying that it’s the answer to wobbly stomach woes, but it’s a nice little substitute if you can’t be bothered to do those trusty sit-ups.
4) Elizabeth Arden Eight Hour Cream - £25.00
Once again, slightly more towards the top of the high street spectrum, but something that myself and a lot of people I know swear by. It can be applied to spots, blemishes, cuts and burns, and helps to heal, sooth and calm skin irritations quickly - usually in just eight hours (hence the name).
Mine has lasted me YEARS, so well worth the investment.
5) Sudocrem - price varies depending on size, but between £2 and £6
Now where would we be without good, old, trusty Sudocrem? Though originally intended for nappy rash, Sudocrem can be used pretty much anywhere to sooth dry, sore and irritated skin - both on the face and body. Really great for soothing shaving rash too, which no matter how hard we try, all fall victim to every now and again. Just a great all-rounder really!
Sometimes I like to draw whiskers with it to make myself look like a cat, because why not?
(Source: d0zed-off, via cloudy-dreamers)
There’s something about this photo that I really love.
Or maybe it’s just the fact that Natasha Khan is a massive (/actually rather petite) babe.
This is what happens when I have time to kill.
Basically just a post of Daphne Groeneveld because
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Hello, Sailor! WILDFOX Summer 2013
Now as some of you may know, I love Wildfox. A lot. And this summer’s range is no exception.
I am absolutely OBSESSED with Valerie Van Der Graaf’s ‘Hello, Sailor!’ shoot, combining classic pin-up with that Wildfox twist.
Here are a few of my favourite shots (make sure you check out the whole shoot here)!
Now all I need is an extendible bank account and an excuse to dress up as a bunny and wear point shoes…
Bondage-inspired lingerie.
Going underground
A year down the line since I packed my bags and moved from the beloved flatlands to el capital, so I thought I’d write about the city I love and the not so lovely thing that comes with it, aka the dreaded and doomed UNDERGROUND. Because what better way to mark my year anniversary as a Londoner than with a good old British moan?
In no particular order because they’re all equally as fucking terrible.
- Rush hour.
- How everybody thinks that they’re that little bit more important and in more of a rush than the person in front. You know what I’m talking about; the angry mumbles under the breath, the tuts when the person in front doesn’t beep their Oyster first time round. We’ve all done it and we’ve all been victim to it.
- Tube sweats in summer (and winter). No amount of fanning yourself with the Evening Standard will do.
- When people breathe their morning breath on you.
- When people breathe their ‘I’ve had six coffees and twelve fags today’ breath on you.
- The invasive armpit.
- The self-righteous businessman.
- Not sure whether to give up your seat for the woman that sort of looks pregnant, but might just be overweight.
- Not sure whether to give up your seat for the woman that looks over 60, but that might just have aged really badly.
- Tourists that stop in the middle of the underground to check maps.
- People that stand on the left. STAND ON THE RIGHT AND WALK ON THE LEFT. THEY SAY IT EVERY TIME.
- People that think it’s acceptable to walk at a glacial pace, particularly on a Friday afternoon after work. WHERE IS YOUR SENSE OF URGENCY?
- That weird drunk guy that tries to talk to you.
- Germs.
- Weird smells.
- People that don’t move along inside of the carriages when there is clearly loads of room.
- Backpacks. Backpacks should definitely be illegal.
- So should couples that read the Metro together.
- General PDA.
And of course the number 1 rule:
(unless you’re me and stare and suited and booted businessmen for weirdly inappropriate amounts of time and decide that you’re in love until you step off of the tube and go about your day as if they never even existed.)
So I decided to spend my afternoon drawing J-Stam in Starbucks #art #drawing #jessicastam #model #sketches
Some very old school House of Holland. I still love (and want) that I SPY A TEEN VOGUE DIY t-shirt.
(Source: materialgirl123456)
