Perks of being Laura

So many of you have recommended to me saying that No7 do an amazing Hot cloth cleanser. I'm sure it goes without saying that when it comes to trying out new makeup or skincare us beauty bloggers tend to go on one anothers recomnedations, so I found myself in the No7 isle at Boots the next day and bought the Hot Cloth Cleanser. When it comes to skincare and washing my face I am a huge fan of hot cloth cleansers (Liz Earle Cleanse and Polish, I'm looking at you!). When it comes to cleanising, using a hot cloth cleanser is definitly a favourite way for me to get my skin all clean and looking beautiful again, but I had no idea that No7 had their own hot cloth cleanser - So I just had to pick one up. I've been using the No7 Hot Cloth Cleanser for just over a 3 weeks now and I thought it deserved a spot on my blog as I've been enjoying using it and its been leaving my skin looking radiant - which is something that I think all of us want and need. This cleanser from No7 is r...

Hey Guys, With Tess Holliday (also known as Tess Munster), being on the cover of Cosmopolitan magazine this week, I feel like there no better topic to discuss right now than that of beauty standards. If you haven’t read this article in October 2018’s issue of Cosmopolitan, then I urge you to grab yourself a copy – it’s well worth a read! Spread the message to your friends, and discover that the secret to surviving in a tough world is by being even tougher yourself. What really concerns me about the world we live in, is the back lash that Tess has received as a result of this cover shoot. She has been accused by the media of promoting obesity, which on reading the article, is the complete opposite of what she attempting to promote. Her message is not ‘let’s all be fat’, which is what Piers Morgan claims she trying to promote, her message is ‘let’s love yourself, regardless of how you look in your current body’. Piers Morgan is renowned for his judgmental opinions, and I know he...

  Hey Peeps So lately I have been spending quite a lot of time thinking about friendship, you know the true friendships we have women to women. The friendships that we have that tight circle of trust in, the ones that see us exactly for what we are- our true selves, our vulnerable sides etc. Our true friends see us at our worst, they see us when we are broken and lying on the ground, they know when to set us straight, they will give us some very hard truths, they deliver those truths knowing that it may hurt us, but it’s done with intentions of kindness, reality and filled with love. These friends also see us when we are our best, when we are full of happiness, they know us well and they know and understand what brings us happiness the most. There have been times where my friends have proven to know me better than I know myself.   Sometimes our circle of trust can change/alter, sometimes it can grow, other times it shrinks- unfortunately that’s just how life work...