I picked some fabulous products from Love Lula this month.
Showing posts with label cleanser. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cleanser. Show all posts
Sunday, 14 April 2019
Saturday, 10 November 2018
October Empties
Somewhat later than billed, I present my October empties. I was pleased that less than half of them are in plastic containers.
Labels:
baby butter,
Be in Blossom,
Bodhi and Birch,
Buff,
cleanser,
cleansing balm,
deodorant,
Evolve Beauty,
JMO,
Le Mont Botanique,
Lucky Cloud,
Nom Nom,
Pure Purpose,
rosehip oil,
shampoo,
shower gel
Tuesday, 11 September 2018
The August Natural Beauty Box
The theme for August's Natural Beauty Box was Quench and Glow with 6 gorgeous cruelty-free, natural and vegan products to enhance your skin routine.
Tuesday, 20 June 2017
May Love Lula Beauty Box
This is the first Love Lula beauty box I've purchased as they were doing a few one-off specials of their past boxes so I grabbed the May one as I had noticed it previously and coveted the goods!
The box includes the following:
The box includes the following:
Thursday, 15 June 2017
TK Maxx Cruelty Free Haul No.2
I'm back with another cruelty-free beauty haul from TK Maxx and their sister company, Homesense. Seriously, some of their prices (especially in the clearance section) are too good to resist and I love being able to get my hands on brands that I can't normally afford or brands hard or impossible to get hold of in the UK. It's also a great way to discover new products. When I walk through the doors and see all those lovely bottles, it's a bit like Aladdin's Cave (for the beauty hoarder) 😋
Monday, 10 April 2017
Review: Balm Balm Super Light Coconut Cleanser
Balm Balm are the Leaping Bunny approved brand from Amarya Ltd, who are also behind Ooh! Oils of Heaven and the shopping site Love Lula.
This vegan coconut cleanser from Balm Balm is as pure as you can get. The ingredients are caprylic/capric triglycerides (coconut oil). And nothing else. Which makes me wonder why people would want to use chemical-laden crap from the supermarket on their faces when they could use this? One reason might be money. This 100ml bottle is £14.50. Was it worth it?
This vegan coconut cleanser from Balm Balm is as pure as you can get. The ingredients are caprylic/capric triglycerides (coconut oil). And nothing else. Which makes me wonder why people would want to use chemical-laden crap from the supermarket on their faces when they could use this? One reason might be money. This 100ml bottle is £14.50. Was it worth it?
Sunday, 19 March 2017
Samaya Skincare Review
I recently tried 3 samples from the Samaya Skincare range. Samaya is based on Ayurvedic principles which helps you to achieve 'samadosha' or perfect balance, in your life. They have 3 ranges, based on the doshas of Pitta, Vata and Kapha. I was invited to either choose my favourite scent or undertake a questionnaire to find my dosha. I took the quiz and found I was 50% Kapha and 40% Vata. So I opted for Kapha and received samples of the cleanser, facial oil and moisturiser.
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