At home Hair Removal Products Reviewed

Yesterday I uploaded this video about products I have used at home to remove body hair. I don't think I have ever met a women who likes the process of removing hair from their legs, underarms and bikini area but it has to be done. Well I suppose it's a personal preference but that's a whole other story! 

Here are the products I mention in the video above.

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Nair Hair removal cream for dark/coarse hair and Nair facial brush on for Sensitive skin

Satin Pure exfoliating hair removal pads.

Veet Easy Was electrical roll-on kit. 

Veet hair removal cream and Spray on hair removal cream both for sensitive skin.

How do you tackle your hairy bits?! (haha too personal?) Tell me in the comments below. 

Nourish your Hands - Hand Creams Reviewed

 Our hands come into contact with all sorts of elements on a daily basis and it's surprising how many people leave looking after their hands last on their skin care list. I spend too much time worrying about the skin on my face than my hands I have to admit. 

They say (who "they" are I do not know but they say many scary things!) that your hands are a dead age giveaway. Simply explained, the skin on the back of our hands is much thinner than on our face so when collagen or elastin fibers begin to break down the impact is much more noticeable. 

One of the ways younger women can start taking care of their hands and older women can make their hands look younger is to provide nourishment.

L'Occitane Creme, Cherry Blossom Petal-Soft Hand Cream 75ml €14 30ml €7

I love this product for its wonderful sweet scent. Some may find it a bit overpowering if they are not a fan of powerful scents. I am a huge fan of the packaging. You twist the lid and squeeze to release the product. Overall a lovely product, a must have for your handbag. It is loaded with shea butter which will nourish your hands but I have to say I don't think this product would have long lasting results for anyone with very dry skin.

Yes! Nurse, Protect Your Lovely Hands 50ml £5.49

This product is jammed packed with goodness and for a fraction of the cost of other brands. I feel the need to list off the natural ingredients...Honey, Pomegranate seed oil, aloe vera, wheat germ oil, passion fruit seed oil, sweet almond oil, white willow bark extract AND Vitamin E and B5. This is really the hand cream to go for if you want to combat dry, sore or split skin.

SPA Collection by M&S, Ultra Smooth Intensive Hand & Nail Cream. 75ml £3.50 or Spa collection sampler set £6.

Its always good to get a two in one product. Not only does this product protect and nourish your hands it also has Pro-Vitamin B5 which will help to strengthen your nails. 

Elemis Spa@home Pro-Radiance Hand and Nail Cream. 100ml €31.

This hand and nail cream is part of the Elemis body anti-ageing line. I noticed results after a few days of using this product. My hands felt so much softer. It doesn't leave my hands feeling greasy but I do notice a barrier like effect going on when I have applied this product to my hands. I feel like it is continuously protecting my hands after each application. It is one of the more pricey hand creams on the market but as the name suggest you are giving yourself a spa treatment at home. It is one of those luxury products that is worth the price tag.

How do you take care of your paws? Tell me in the comments below. 

Necklace Haul

I really wanted to share these necklaces with you. I bought them on holidays in Portugal at a few different Gypsy markets. The best part about them is that I nabbed them all for €3 EACH! If I wasn't flying with Ryanair I would have bought a tonne more but the luggage charges would have been the end of me. 

Shopping to my hearts content. I wanted to buy it all! Most of the stalls sold the same things so I was keeping my eyes peeled for something unusual. 

I also bought myself a few handbags...as ya do! Keep an eye out for that post! 

Love,

Sarah