SKIN CARE ADDICT! Take care of number one, the rest falls in to place.

It's review time...  As promised and I am saying it how it is from my opinion:) I have added each product details and my thoughts on each item. Hope this helps you 💚 Hydrating Milky Makeup Re mover Remove your most long-wearing eye, lip and face makeup without stripping your skin of its essential moisture with Pixi’s Hydrating Milky Makeup Remover. • Coconut nourishes & conditions • Probiotics protect & balance • Oat Extract soothes & hydrates Retails £24.00 My thoughts: Lovely gentle remover for face but didn't like this at all for my eyes. It does take a good few pumps and cotton pads before removing long wear makeup and found the scent very off putting. Honestly the smell is nothing like the other products from the range and it doesn't remove heavy makeup quickly. I personally find this is over priced for a makeup remover. Love Pixi's collections and their ranges but some products like this could be priced lower. This is the only one tha...

It's finally here - Alhamdulillah HALAL SKINCARE  By Shahnaz Islam A basic guide, simple yet 40 pages mini booklet. Sharing product details, description, ingredients, how to use, product size available and expire dates. Additional benefits like fragrance free, nut free, Vegan etc are also added on to the listed products. Now you can have a booklet stored in your phone with a peace of mind to search and buy Alcohol free products in the market from Natural, Organic to drugstore and of course Luxury. Not all brands claim their products are alcohol free, only if they did it would of made life easy.  These have been confirmed by the brands listed and I have researched well and hard my self to check ingredientson some. Everyone who purchases this will receive a FREE updated version with in the next 6 months. Your purchase will include a % towards Hurriya Charity. Once you purchase, your PDF file will be emailed over within 24 hours. £3.99 - Paypal: Shahnaz_isla...

PLEASE NOTE THIS IS AN OLD BLOG AND THIS BRAND IS NO LONGER SELLING THESE RE-USABLE COTTON PADS/PRODUCTS 🥺🥺 Are you using reusable pads? If not, why? I have recently committed myself to ONLY using re-usable pads as I really want to help the environment and just stop buying disposable cotton pads. (I just seem to keep on buying pads and piling them up) It will take time as I have this thing about getting mascara marks on my pads but I can overcome this. Will be keeping two separate just for Makeup removal so even if they mark, they are clean. That is what is important. Allow the pads to fully dry before use.   Reusable Bamboo Makeup remover pad set. 100 Percent NATURAL ORGANIC & REUSABLE - These reusable cotton pads make up remover pads are washable and can be used up to 1,000 times. Save money and our planet by reducing the use of plastic, fabric fluff and chemicals used in standard and other polyester-based microfiber pads which end up in our oceans and landfills. T...

Recycle your empties. If you still don't do this - START NOW! Our wastes are a huge NEGATIVE impact on the natural environment. We are actually very lucky to have lots of recycling system around us now compared a few years back. Many brands have started using re-usable packaging to help with the waste system and contribute towards saving our natural environment a little more. I have collected some places which recycle your everyday products, especially beauty and cosmetics. There are many places that recycle beauty and cosmetic packaging. Please check all brands online and in-store for more details. Some places reward you from your returns 👍 Boots Make sure you double check their scheme as recently they did change few things. https://www.boots.com/Recycle-at-Boots-accepted-items TerraCycle https://www.terracycle.com/en-GB/ TerraCycle is  Eliminating the Idea of Waste®  by recycling the "non-recyclable." Whether it's coffee capsules from your home,...

Skin types How to work out what type of skin you have? There are 5 types of skin type however I believe there are more. Let me go through a simple way of explaining and identifying the 5 types then will go into my thoughts on other skin types.  1. Normal Skin Wouldn't we all just want a normal skin type? Well what is normal skin -  Normal skin is someone who doesn't have oily or dry skin. They will have small size pores, no excess shine on their skin, few lines and wrinkles, skin tone even and no marks or blemishes. Also, no sunburns, irritation when using creams, oils and gels plus no major skin issues or problems like eczema.  Sounds like the perfect skin but even if you have a normal skin type it is important to follow a daily skincare routine to help maintain your skin balanced and keep your skin looking healthy and clean. It is normal to have the hormonal breakouts now and then so keep a daily routine going. 2. Dry Skin ...

F irst step to your Skin Care routine Organising your Skincare We  all have our make up organised or a makeup bag to keep everything in one place. We even have our travel essentials which we arrange and sort out before we take off on a break or long holiday. Well, Skincare should be a priority. We should organise and arrange our skincare products too. Not forgetting body care, foot care and hair care products too. Nowadays if you go through your social media you will see all these pretty organised shelves, jars, cabinets all sorts. As well as looking amazing it actually helps inspire and keep you wanting to use and look after your skin once you're in a habit and have a dreamy satisfying shelf. Am sharing my old images of how my corner of makeup and skincare products use to be to how I managed to organise it into a skincare corner.    Before and After Now don't feel pressured into buying a whole new shelf, unit or cupboard to store your products. Hon...

Is it necessary and what is the correct way ? So loads of trends are showing off a good skin care routine during a long flight but the fact is, do we really need to do? As per usual I like to keep things short and simple so it's easily understood. Flights cause the skin to dehydrate fast, skin becomes more sensitive and weak. After listening to and reading facts about recycled air plus how germs are so easily caught during a flight, you really need to double think whether it's even worth doing a skincare routine on board. My personal thoughts are its a NO NO! Planes are disgusting and dirty, in many ways. By doing a clean skincare on a long flight means your moving around bacteria on the top surface of your skin, not really cleaning (That put me off) also being on a plane is like being in a desert. It's is so drying so if you were to put on a sheet mask. The moment you take it off you have just doubled the amount of moisture that gets sucked out of your skin. Eve...