Do you lust after longer and fuller lashes? Well, if you do, Lilash is absolutely perfect for you. The serum aims to enhance the natural length and beauty of eyelashes. Although I have naturally long lashes, I am one for not taking my mascara off at night (I know!), and so I sometimes suffer from my lashes almost snapping, and as a result looking completely ridiculous! This product has been an absolute life saver, as one of my keys to self confidence is having my eyelashes looking their fullest. However, Lilash does not just cater for eyelashes, but eyebrows too. I mean, we've all been there haven't we - teenage years, getting a bit 'over-happy' with the tweezers, and then never growing back quite right. This product works in a similar way to the eyelash serum, and is designed to enhance fullness of the eyebrows, and achieve that arch and brow definition we are all aiming for.
The products come well packaged, and even includes a cute little mirror.
How do you use the product?
Apply the serum to the upper eyelids, just above the eyelash line - think of it as if you are applying an eyeliner for example. Allow the serum to dry for a few minutes before applying make up and other cosmetics. Do not apply to your lower lashes. This should be completed once daily for around 8-12 weeks, until you are satisfied with the appearance, and then around twice weekly thereafter to maintain the appearance. If you follow this regime, a tube will last around six months, so it is excellent value.
Although it is quite pricey, this product comes highly recommended - I mean you can see the results for yourself! The bottom image is after, obviously! So pleased with my results, so thank you Lilash for giving me my dream lashes!
Lots of love,
Kelly x
Lilash Review
Do you lust after longer and fuller lashes? Well, if you do, Lilash is absolutely perfect for you. The serum aims to enhance the natural length and beauty of eyelashes. Although I have naturally long lashes, I am one for not taking my mascara off at night (I know!), and so I sometimes suffer from my lashes almost snapping, and as a result looking completely ridiculous! This product has been an absolute life saver, as one of my keys to self confidence is having my eyelashes looking their fullest. However, Lilash does not just cater for eyelashes, but eyebrows too. I mean, we've all been there haven't we - teenage years, getting a bit 'over-happy' with the tweezers, and then never growing back quite right. This product works in a similar way to the eyelash serum, and is designed to enhance fullness of the eyebrows, and achieve that arch and brow definition we are all aiming for.
The products come well packaged, and even includes a cute little mirror.
How do you use the product?
Apply the serum to the upper eyelids, just above the eyelash line - think of it as if you are applying an eyeliner for example. Allow the serum to dry for a few minutes before applying make up and other cosmetics. Do not apply to your lower lashes. This should be completed once daily for around 8-12 weeks, until you are satisfied with the appearance, and then around twice weekly thereafter to maintain the appearance. If you follow this regime, a tube will last around six months, so it is excellent value.
Although it is quite pricey, this product comes highly recommended - I mean you can see the results for yourself! The bottom image is after, obviously! So pleased with my results, so thank you Lilash for giving me my dream lashes!
Lots of love,
Kelly x
Hello lovelies. Welcome back! I'm home from my short trip form Disneyland Paris, and am feeling refreshed, and ready to dive into regularly blogging again.
Tresor Paris offers an award-winning timeless, luxury and elegant collection of diamond and crystal pieces. Each piece is handcrafted with a great amount of care, and this you can certainly tell. The collection is vast from delicate to chunky pieces, meaning there is something for everyone. I was lucky enough to receive this beautifully delicate piece, stocked at Hazel and Kent via the lovelies over at etail PR. Hazel and Kent offer a wide-ranging collection of accessories, from handbags, to scarves and jewellery.
This gorgeous piece is called the crystal tennis bracelet, in gold plated silver, with sparkling crystal stones. It is perfect for evening wear, or even everyday wear, and would make a wonderful gift.
The bracelet comes in this almost display-like box, a gift bag and a small gift box.
How gorgeous is it?
How gorgeous is it?
Lots of love,
Kelly x
Hazel and Kent ft. Tresor Paris
Hello lovelies. Welcome back! I'm home from my short trip form Disneyland Paris, and am feeling refreshed, and ready to dive into regularly blogging again.
Tresor Paris offers an award-winning timeless, luxury and elegant collection of diamond and crystal pieces. Each piece is handcrafted with a great amount of care, and this you can certainly tell. The collection is vast from delicate to chunky pieces, meaning there is something for everyone. I was lucky enough to receive this beautifully delicate piece, stocked at Hazel and Kent via the lovelies over at etail PR. Hazel and Kent offer a wide-ranging collection of accessories, from handbags, to scarves and jewellery.
This gorgeous piece is called the crystal tennis bracelet, in gold plated silver, with sparkling crystal stones. It is perfect for evening wear, or even everyday wear, and would make a wonderful gift.
The bracelet comes in this almost display-like box, a gift bag and a small gift box.
How gorgeous is it?
How gorgeous is it?
Lots of love,
Kelly x
Hi everyone. So, I finished my final university exam yesterday, and to be honest i'm not sure whether I want to celebrate, or cry. Nearly three years ago, I set off for the next chapter of my life - leaving home, moving 200 miles away and starting university. I could not even begin to imagine the end; completing a dissertation, and final year exams. But today i'm sitting here, and feeling pretty useless to be honest. I've become accustomed to having something to accomplish, continuous mounds of reading to pile through, and now it feels strange to no longer have to think of what i've got to do next.
Picture Source: Pinterest
I guess that going to university has taught me a lot, i'm more organised, i've become motivated, and learnt to set high goals to achieve. I am the first person in my family to go to university, despite my parents not really initially wanting me to. They believed that because they didn't have to, I shouldn't have to - but I guess that the world has changed a lot, and going to university has become something that we believe will shape our careers. Who knows what my future will hold now.
My most important piece of advice that I can give to get you through the final months of university is have something to look forward to at the finishing line - for me, i'm going to Disneyland on Monday, and set to move into my new home next weekend when the sale completes. I am so proud of what I've achieved, and to be honest, two months ago I could not even begin to imagine that I would make it - you just have to get through the low points, and you will come out on top. I'm lucky that I have had such amazing support, pushing me forward every time that I thought I could no longer do it.
My most important piece of advice that I can give to get you through the final months of university is have something to look forward to at the finishing line - for me, i'm going to Disneyland on Monday, and set to move into my new home next weekend when the sale completes. I am so proud of what I've achieved, and to be honest, two months ago I could not even begin to imagine that I would make it - you just have to get through the low points, and you will come out on top. I'm lucky that I have had such amazing support, pushing me forward every time that I thought I could no longer do it.
So who knows what the future will hold? And to be honest, I can't wait. I now need to set my sites on my next goal, which I have - finding a job, and settling in to the next chapter of my life. Who knows where I'll end up.
Lots of Love,
Kelly x
Leaving University and Moving On
Hi everyone. So, I finished my final university exam yesterday, and to be honest i'm not sure whether I want to celebrate, or cry. Nearly three years ago, I set off for the next chapter of my life - leaving home, moving 200 miles away and starting university. I could not even begin to imagine the end; completing a dissertation, and final year exams. But today i'm sitting here, and feeling pretty useless to be honest. I've become accustomed to having something to accomplish, continuous mounds of reading to pile through, and now it feels strange to no longer have to think of what i've got to do next.
Picture Source: Pinterest
I guess that going to university has taught me a lot, i'm more organised, i've become motivated, and learnt to set high goals to achieve. I am the first person in my family to go to university, despite my parents not really initially wanting me to. They believed that because they didn't have to, I shouldn't have to - but I guess that the world has changed a lot, and going to university has become something that we believe will shape our careers. Who knows what my future will hold now.
My most important piece of advice that I can give to get you through the final months of university is have something to look forward to at the finishing line - for me, i'm going to Disneyland on Monday, and set to move into my new home next weekend when the sale completes. I am so proud of what I've achieved, and to be honest, two months ago I could not even begin to imagine that I would make it - you just have to get through the low points, and you will come out on top. I'm lucky that I have had such amazing support, pushing me forward every time that I thought I could no longer do it.
My most important piece of advice that I can give to get you through the final months of university is have something to look forward to at the finishing line - for me, i'm going to Disneyland on Monday, and set to move into my new home next weekend when the sale completes. I am so proud of what I've achieved, and to be honest, two months ago I could not even begin to imagine that I would make it - you just have to get through the low points, and you will come out on top. I'm lucky that I have had such amazing support, pushing me forward every time that I thought I could no longer do it.
So who knows what the future will hold? And to be honest, I can't wait. I now need to set my sites on my next goal, which I have - finding a job, and settling in to the next chapter of my life. Who knows where I'll end up.
Lots of Love,
Kelly x
Hello all. I know that it has been so long - I have been completely tied up with my last month or so at university - and I still haven't finished. But as of Thursday, I'm a free lady, and will be waiting to move into my brand new home.
So I've decided to do a post on the inspiration that I have drawn from for my new home. I am a massive lover of simplistic, minimalist, white and grey decors, and so Pinterest has of course been my bible over the past few months. I will of course be blogging about my new home as soon as I move in - which will hopefully be next week; however for the time being here are some of my favourite images that I have taken the most inspiration from.
I am a huge lover of the floating shelf, which can be found in ikea. I think they are perfect for the minimalistic decor that can be placed on them, from photo frames, to candle holders, to cacti. We have also chosen a similar corner sofa to this, in a dark mink shade, to channel to grey vibes.
I love the low-lying coffee table, sat on the shaggy-style rug, and the floor lamp hanging over the living area.
I am a lover of white and cream in the bedroom, which can be added to with a grey throw, and plenty of cushions.
And lastly, the minimalistic wardrobe. This is something I'm going to find quite difficult, considering the amount of clothes that I own!
I will be back to blogging properly as soon as possible, but I hope you have enjoyed a different style post.
Lots of Love,
Kelly x
Home Inspiration
Hello all. I know that it has been so long - I have been completely tied up with my last month or so at university - and I still haven't finished. But as of Thursday, I'm a free lady, and will be waiting to move into my brand new home.
So I've decided to do a post on the inspiration that I have drawn from for my new home. I am a massive lover of simplistic, minimalist, white and grey decors, and so Pinterest has of course been my bible over the past few months. I will of course be blogging about my new home as soon as I move in - which will hopefully be next week; however for the time being here are some of my favourite images that I have taken the most inspiration from.
I am a huge lover of the floating shelf, which can be found in ikea. I think they are perfect for the minimalistic decor that can be placed on them, from photo frames, to candle holders, to cacti. We have also chosen a similar corner sofa to this, in a dark mink shade, to channel to grey vibes.
I love the low-lying coffee table, sat on the shaggy-style rug, and the floor lamp hanging over the living area.
I am a lover of white and cream in the bedroom, which can be added to with a grey throw, and plenty of cushions.
And lastly, the minimalistic wardrobe. This is something I'm going to find quite difficult, considering the amount of clothes that I own!
I will be back to blogging properly as soon as possible, but I hope you have enjoyed a different style post.
Lots of Love,
Kelly x
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