Wednesday, 26 November 2008
Another way to shop
MAC Hello Kitty Confirmed
Scale new heights for L.A.M.B.
Thursday, 20 November 2008
Lancome Blues
Wednesday, 19 November 2008
Wilbur & Gussie Charlie Clutch



My skincare woes
I have printed off a 5-page ingredient list which I will have to take shopping with me, not exactly practical I know. Most ingredients in the UK are 'hidden' on products, so I'm not sure how the shop assistants will feel about me peeling back labels to compare with my huge print-out! The problem is I really don't know what I am looking for. I am literally just avoiding anything that appears on this list, without knowing what the ingredients mean or do.
I haven't put on any make-up today as I know it's such a big task to go through all the items I already own and check if they irritate acne. I am completely paranoid about making the situation worse by using something that isn't right for my skin. It's a huge blow to my confidence and I can see me avoiding using any skincare or cosmetics for the forseeable future, which in turn will result in me not leaving the house (I wouldn't leave un made-up with perfect skin, never mind this).
I would urge companies to start thinking about what they put in their products. Take the sudden influx of mineral make-up from high-end to high-street. On closer inspection many of them do contain other ingredients and aren't completely mineral or natural. It's just a trendy word to use to sell more products. Similarily whilst doing my research I've found many items that state they are 'non-comedogenic' (non pore clogging), then a quick look at the ingredients proves otherwise. It can be very misleading for the general public and as I'm finding, mind-boggling. Please share your views via the comments below and if you have any non-comedogenic skincare/cosmetics recommendations, I would gladly appreciate it.
Monday, 17 November 2008
Fabulous Shoemissy!
Wednesday, 12 November 2008
Free delivery at ASOS
Tuesday, 11 November 2008
Irregular Choice Charm Boot

I wish for...
Angel (pink, top and black) £75Regal £65
Panther £85
Pout (green, pink and purple) £85Sugar £60
Phoenix £85
Serena £65
Poirot £90
Prowess £85
Pelle £80
Perth £100
Prestige £80
Superb £65Peta £80
Agatha £75
So the grand total comes to £1485! I think I could buy a decent car for that price! Of course, if I'm serious I could probably live without Peta, Regal and Panther (they aren't really 'everyday' wear') and Superb and Prestige (I could probably find similar for cheaper), but if I choose absolute must-haves (all Pout colours, pink and black Angel, Samba, Phoenix, Prowess, Pelle and Perth), it still comes to £565. My point is, for the shoe obsessed it's very easy to total up big amounts of money just for a few pairs of shoes. I realise that they aren't going to reduce them to Matalan and Primark prices of £12 a pair (could you imagaine how fabulous that would be?), so I think my wishlist will have to remain as that. A wish...that I can never have. "I love you little pink Angel boots!"
Monday, 10 November 2008
Ruffles at Karen Millen
Friday, 7 November 2008
Merry Manish Go Round

New Giles range at New Look
Platform corsage shoes £35




