Beccafun ♥

I heard about this palette before it first launched and I thought it looked pretty, but once it was available in the UK, I decided not to buy it as it looks a lot like my other palettes. I only decided to purchase it when I saw that it was on offer on BeautyBay.com. I got it for £17.50 and I thought that they must be desperate to get rid of some selling them off at that price! It is a palette by Laura Lee, who is a beauty influencer on YouTube and Laura Lee Los Angeles is her new beauty brand. This is her first product and palette. I know her brand also did a collaboration with ColourPop and she has just released her second palette called Nudie Patootie and a few more products are due to launch soon (eyeliners and liquid lipsticks). I actually don’t follow her, as she is not my cup of tea but this doesn’t stop me from trying out her products, sometimes make-up is just make-up after all! The packaging is actually quite nice. The outer carton is made out of card with a pin

I have a Rimmel haul for you today. I purchased all of the products from FeelUnique.com and I got 21% off everything. I just fancied trying out a few new products and I needed to re-purchase a couple of favourites. I re-purchased my favourite concealer; Match Perfection Illuminating Concealer in 010 Ivory , Brow This Way Gel in Clear and my old time favourite pressed powder; Stay Matte Pressed Powder in 001 Transparent . The new items I purchased are; Sunshimmer Bronzer in Light Matte , Match Perfection Concealer in 010 Porcelain , Lasting Finish 25hr Breathable Foundation in 010 Light Porcelain and lastly the Lasting Finish 25hr Breathable Concealer in 001 Light Ivory . I can’t wait to test out the new products and I will also be doing another declutter soon because I have purchased some new storage trays and I will be doing a lot of re-organising. I don’t think I will share it with you though because I won’t be getting rid of much more stuff. ♥ ♥ ♥

I thought I would share with you a box from a new subscription of mine that I received last week. It is a sweets subscription box and it is much like the Graze Box subscriptions, apart from the snacks are not as healthy for you. An advertisement for the subscription service popped up on Facebook the other day and I thought, I love sweets and sometimes don’t know what I fancy because my tastes change, so I thought I would give the subscription a go. I subscribed via Treats.co.uk and there is an introductory offer for your first box, which makes it £2.49 (inc postage), after that it is £3.99 per box. You get four packets of sweets in each box and they have a varied menu (they call it ‘Treats Cupboard’). On Graze you can bin any snacks you don’t like or think you won’t like straight away so that you won’t be sent them, but there isn’t the option on Treats, so it is a gamble if you know there are sweets in their cupboard you don’t like (I don’t like buttery sweets, some chewy sweet