I
absolutely LOVE Wedding Season. Working with brides and collaborating
with them to create a signature look for what is one of the most
monumental days of their lives is simply awesome and I enjoy being a
part of the process.
Treating my skin after an evening bath is something
that I really look forward too. I enjoy indulging in rich creamy
deliciously scented body products that keep my skin healthy and
hydrated.
I’m sure cleansers are a staple in everyone’s skin care arsenal. If not, then they really should be.
Cleansers are the forefront of any skin care routine as they are the key players in keeping the skin clean and healthy.
Although
I have been known to fall asleep in my makeup on the odd occasion,
cleansing my skin is something that I am very passionate about, and is a
step in my beauty routine that I try never to miss. (Take a peek at “How to Revive the Skin After Falling Asleep in Makeup”)
I think it is safe to say that most of us would love to sport full healthy lashes, howeversome of us may not have been blessed with long and thick lashes, so we improvise.
Today, I want to share with you my DIY soothing and hydrating face mist recipe. This recipe has recently become a staple in my skin care routine as the winter season has transformed my skin from moderately dry to very dry and sensitive.
After a long and stressful week, one of my favourite weekend treats is to spoil myself with a pamper session. Setting aside at least an hour of "Me Time" every Saturday evening has become such an important part of my routine, as it helps me to unwind and relax.
Just over a month ago, I was contacted my Maple Holistics and given the wonderful opportunity to try their Vitamin C Anti-Aging Serum.Before committing, I immediately had a browse through their website to find out more information on their product line and to find out a little background behind the company.