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Showing posts with label new. Show all posts
Friday, 13 February 2015
Mexico Holiday
Monday, 17 November 2014
Gift Ideas For Boyfriends and Husbands
Personalised bottle of wine
This website allows you to order a red wine with a personalised message for the recipient. It would be a perfect present for the wine drinkers but with something special rather than just a store bought wine. http://www.prezzybox.com/personalised-bottle-of-red-wine.aspx £14.95 
Self Stirring mug
For the coffee or tea drinkers that are always complaining about the heat of their beverages!http://www.prezzybox.com/plain-lazy-self-stirring-mug.aspx
£9.95
Personalised Cufflinks
For the businessmen that are always in a suit and tie! A little bit of personalisation added to an everyday object allows for a cute gift that he will use all year round. £16 http://www.notonthehighstreet.com/highlandangel/product/personalised-initial-cufflinks
Hand Made Leather Camera Strap
For the photographers this christmas will appreciate a homemade quality strap that they can use when ever they go out to take photos as it won't wear badly. £ 41
Scratch Off Travel Map
For the avid travellers, this map allows for a cute way to keep up with all the places your partner visits.
£15.95
http://www.notonthehighstreet.com/luckies/product/scratch-map-poster
Thursday, 28 August 2014
Music Picks Of The Month
Thought I'd share what I'd been listening to this month with you guys
The first two are from the new Ed Sheeran Album X
The first two are from the new Ed Sheeran Album X
The Third is the new single from One Republic
Fourthly Ariana Grande's amazing new break up song
Finally the all too well known Sam Smith Ballad
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Monday, 28 July 2014
Review of the Perks of Being a Wallflower
Review of the Perks of Being a Wallflower
I finally got round to reading the most talked about book of 2014, as I promised myself I wouldn't watch the movie before I read the book to make a better comparison. In all honesty I was expecting this book to be about a teen who managed to get in with a popular group of people at school and become absorbed in it until something dreadful happens as most teen novels project this idea.
However I'm extremely pleased to say this book is FAR from the ordinary melodramatic teen novel. This book deals with not just the average high school issues that young teens face but talks about issues such as mental illness, pregnancy, self worth, loss of loved ones and discovering ones self all in ONE novel.
Chbosky highlights all these problems through the first person perspective of Charlie, a socially awkward young teen entering his freshman year of high school. The plot gradually builds up from the beginning until we are clouded by all these issues that are given to us so point blank with no solution we begin to feel angry that Charlie is accepting all this. Even stranger too is his behaviour, of which the author justifies, develops the character of Charlie, in my eyes beautifully.
The authors has gone as far to alter his writing from the beginning when Charlie hasn't much in the way of literary talent into easily read literature as Charlie develops his skills from his English teacher who takes a personal interest into Charlie. Because of this I am not surprised this book is so very critically acclaimed and has a die hard following.
Finally I implore that anyone who has had any thoughts of reading this book to do so. It made me think further into my high school experience and the people surrounding me. I can't wait to see the film and I hope it lives up to the novel.
Message me below on your thoughts on either book or film!!
Monday, 14 April 2014
Dream Team -
Pillow Spray and Stress Less Roller Ball
Review
Here's a link incase anyone is interested in the product : http://uk.spacenk.com/dream-team/MUK200011259.html
Wednesday, 7 August 2013
Benefit new gift set " World famous neutrals "
Yesterday I acquired the pallet "Eyenessa's easiest nudes ever". My inclination to the gift set was how it contained two gorgeous creamy eyeshadows. The tips and tricks for the day to night eye looks were basic and completely expected, no suprises although simple and flattering for the eyes,nothing too dramatic. Perfect for a beginner in make up looking for a starter kit into make up.
My favourite pressed shadow of the bunch was "thanks a latte". A cute play on words and also a shimmery coffee colour with gold specks of glitter running throughout the pallet. A pop of unexpected gold in a regular eye look would, in my opinion be the bed way to wear it. Maybe in the outer crease or more toward the inner corner.
My least favourite was the 'pinky swear'. I'm not so sure why it was paced into this collection however I have no use at all for the colour .I was unimpressed by its colour pay off and it will most likely be the colour in my collection that will never hit pan.
Cream eyeshadows. I was delighted with the two cream based eye shadows provided with they're colours seemingly sliding onto the lid and staying there for a long space of time. Out of both of them I leaned more towards 'r.s.v.p'. This colour is a peculiar dark pink that would be perfect in the inner corner of the eye to brighten.
Overall I would give this set an 8/10. For the price and the amount of wearable colours it would be a fantastic set for a newcomer into the make up scene.
Yesterday I acquired the pallet "Eyenessa's easiest nudes ever". My inclination to the gift set was how it contained two gorgeous creamy eyeshadows. The tips and tricks for the day to night eye looks were basic and completely expected, no suprises although simple and flattering for the eyes,nothing too dramatic. Perfect for a beginner in make up looking for a starter kit into make up.
My favourite pressed shadow of the bunch was "thanks a latte". A cute play on words and also a shimmery coffee colour with gold specks of glitter running throughout the pallet. A pop of unexpected gold in a regular eye look would, in my opinion be the bed way to wear it. Maybe in the outer crease or more toward the inner corner.My least favourite was the 'pinky swear'. I'm not so sure why it was paced into this collection however I have no use at all for the colour .I was unimpressed by its colour pay off and it will most likely be the colour in my collection that will never hit pan.
Cream eyeshadows. I was delighted with the two cream based eye shadows provided with they're colours seemingly sliding onto the lid and staying there for a long space of time. Out of both of them I leaned more towards 'r.s.v.p'. This colour is a peculiar dark pink that would be perfect in the inner corner of the eye to brighten.
Overall I would give this set an 8/10. For the price and the amount of wearable colours it would be a fantastic set for a newcomer into the make up scene.
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