Last year when Diptyque released their Valentines limited edition candles (Damascena and Centifolia Rose) and Eau Rose Hair Mist, I snapped them up and quickly fell in love with them! 🌹🕯It was my first ever purchase from the brand and I loved their interpretation of two different rose scents. Actually, technically three, because Eau Rose is a scent too – and also comes in it’s own stand alone fragrance. I’m a sucker for rose scents. Especially interesting interpretations. R

I wasn’t going to do a review of my new Diptyque Candles as Paris wrote up a great review with some amazing photos to boot, but then I thought I would because these are my very first Diptyque candles and I wanted to share my experience with you 😊 Plus, I also got a hair mist which is worth reviewing! Diptyque is a French brand that has been making luxury candles since 1963. When I was younger, I wouldn’t have spent a lot of money on candles because you use them up so quickly

When I saw this collection of colognes by Jo Malone on Paris’ blog (My Women Stuff) I melted! I generally don’t gravitate towards Jo Malone’s colognes as I find them so incredibly intense at first, it’s like a smack in the face. I think it’s the fact that the scents are very simple and hence very concentrated. The scents can also very food orientated and I don’t know, I just don’t want to smell like a giant cucumber. I can see how someone might like those kind of scents thoug

I love it when brands are able to create something unique and at the same time help developing communities around the world <3 I went onto Trilogy’s official website wanting to buy their new Hydra-Tone Softening Lotion for my mum (it’s a super hydrating toner suspended in a gel like formula), which I did, but I also saw their new limited edition natural perfume called Jua, created by So They Can for Trilogy. So They Can help communities in Africa start up their own sustainabl

Becca beach tints are a little bit famous these days (as they should be, considering how fab they are!) so I thought that I would review one of the lesser known shades, fig. I loooove the selection of colours available in the beach tints, it means you will find one for every occasion (and as a collector – it gives me more to collect 😀 ). There’s ten shades available in the range and fig is maybe the most quiet of the lot. Quiet doesn’t mean boring to me. It’s a natural shade