Review- Garnier Micellar water

I'm not usually one to write beauty reviews as I find there are many fabulous bloggers that do multiple reviews of beauty products, so whenever I need to research a product before I buy it, I simple look it up on bloglovin'(of which you should really follow me on -->) or I google it!
However I felt that this product is one I need to get off my chest. So here I am...

Up until recently I had never heard of "Micellar Water". Whilst reading other blogs, I became intrigued by it, and before you know it I was in my local boots purchasing a bottle! As it states it takes off face, eyes and lips makeup-which is super handy as it means you don't have to buy a separate bottle of eye make-up remover. (And before you think, "yeah but it won't take off my mascara" I can prove you wrong) Despite the fact that it hasn't got as much oil as say, eye makeup remover, it still does the job, without feeling oily or greasy nor does it make your skin feel striped of natural oils, or dry. It genuinely does feel just like water! Think I'm lying? Go on, try it, at around €7 you can't go wrong!

Before//after

Lazy Sundays.

Just a quick outfit post, pretty casual. The weather has been really bad lately so I'm pretty limited with what  is acceptable to wear. Despite the title, this post is actually of outfits over the whole weekend( yes, that means it's been raining pretty much all weekend) so indoor photos will have to continue for the foreseeable future...

Also, I decided to get my hair cut! It was originally past my belly button- and in seriously bad condition. For anyone who is debating whether they should get their hair cut or not, I'd say just go for it. I was hesitant at the start but I'm so glad I did. At the end of the day- it's just hair, it'll grow back!

Jumper- Primark//Trousers- River Island// Shoes- Newlook

Jumper-Newlook// Jeans-Topshop 

Coat-Charity shop//

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SS14 Trends

Fashion week is well under way and with it brings jaw dropping designer catwalks. While wishing i was at London fashion week, I thought I would write a quick post on some of the trends for this season except on the highstreet instead.

Pastels:
Now I've had a pretty on off relationship with pastels. A couple of seasons ago and I would buy everything a baby pink of blue, however in recent times I seem to have forgotten about them, especially with the whole grunge/monocrome kind of style.However I'm hoping to get into them a bit more this season.

Burberry- London fashion week

Modern&Upbeat: Now this one definitely isn't for everyone. Although I think it's one that you can tone down a bit, to make it more casual.

Mark Fast-London fashion week

White: It's back to the classic white for this Spring trend.Sharp cuts,flowy fabric and minimalist patterns. This one is for everyone I think. Themed with patterns, jewellery,bright or dark colours, white can add a lot to an outfit despite how basic it is.

What's your favorite trend this season?

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An Gnáthrud.

                   Don't ask me how I thought of the title of this post, I guess  I was feeling a bit spontaneous! For those of you who don't know what this means it's Irish. It means the usual. I guess it just suited this post considering it's the same kind of wishlist as per..

For some reason I haven't actually got a big wishlist this time' round. I haven't seen a lot that's caught my eye, but I'm sure with spring around the corner, I'll find a way to rack up the large figure for a wishlist of clothes by next month! For now though my spaciously empty purse can breath...

Real techniques brushes//River Island sandals // River Island check dress// Timberland boots

Ps. Thank you to all the new (and old!) followers of late! It's nice to see a little boost in  people listening to me waffling...

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