Budget Beauty Products I Love
Without Prejudice
Number one would be hair colour. My Auntie Pat still coloured her hair until she died. A rich blue black and she always curled her hair and looked beautiful.
Bio Oil and I would bathe in it if I had a bath. I found it definitely helps with loose skin as I lost weight.
Yves St. Laurent, Touché Éclat, also would bathe in it if I could, highlights, reflects light and works on dark circles under the eyes.it's expensive, but Chemist Warehouse has it on special at times, or Maybelline Colour Stay has a good one, but use quickly as it tends to dry quickly.
Elizabeth Arden eight hour cream, it's thick, comes in a tube, lasts ages and moisturizes lips like nothing else. It really does last eight hours and is perfect for my thin Celtic skin.
K.L. Perfume by Lagerfeld, now out of stock, made in the eighties and always a perfume that is commented on. If you can find it, buy it.
Max Factor pancake makeup with an organic sea sponge. Covers like nothing else.
Kate Moss lipstick, it holds, lasts ages and has amazing colours.
Murine Eye drops as they soothe and make your eyes brighter.
Rimmel Kohl Kajal eye pencil in black. It's soft to blend, doesn't break all the time, sharpens easily and smudges beautifully.
Falsies Volume Mascara that lengthens and adds fibers to your eyelashes.
An eye lash curler, leave on for the count of thirty then add your mascara.
Mineral face powder, it sets your makeup, flattens the tiny hairs on your face and adds glow.
Blistex in a tiny pot to keep in your handbag. The skin specialist recommended it to my daughter when she was on Roaccutane.
An old fashioned shaving brush that lathers soap well or shave gel and a safety razor for shaving legs and pits.
A pair of proper hair cutting scissors for fringe trims between hair cuts.
Zovirax patches for cold sores, they are virtually invisible, heal quickly. Beware the packaging is a pain but worth it.
Garnier Fructis Pure Volume 48 hour shampoo, if you have fine hair like me this one product will uplift.
Root Awakening conditioner, it not only has a great name, it conditions well.
White Musk oil by the Body Shop, too divine.
Organic Surge skin perfecting polish
Good tweezers
Sunscreen
Lucas' Paw Paw ointment
Aveeno Positively Radiant daily moisturizer, contains oatmeal, oil free and hypoallergenic.
A pumice stone for softening heels and it's exfoliation properties.
Vintage perfumes, Ultima by Revson, Estée Lauder Youth Dew
Chanel Coco Mademoiselle for a new perfume.
Number one would be hair colour. My Auntie Pat still coloured her hair until she died. A rich blue black and she always curled her hair and looked beautiful.
Bio Oil and I would bathe in it if I had a bath. I found it definitely helps with loose skin as I lost weight.
Yves St. Laurent, Touché Éclat, also would bathe in it if I could, highlights, reflects light and works on dark circles under the eyes.it's expensive, but Chemist Warehouse has it on special at times, or Maybelline Colour Stay has a good one, but use quickly as it tends to dry quickly.
Elizabeth Arden eight hour cream, it's thick, comes in a tube, lasts ages and moisturizes lips like nothing else. It really does last eight hours and is perfect for my thin Celtic skin.
K.L. Perfume by Lagerfeld, now out of stock, made in the eighties and always a perfume that is commented on. If you can find it, buy it.
Max Factor pancake makeup with an organic sea sponge. Covers like nothing else.
Kate Moss lipstick, it holds, lasts ages and has amazing colours.
Murine Eye drops as they soothe and make your eyes brighter.
Rimmel Kohl Kajal eye pencil in black. It's soft to blend, doesn't break all the time, sharpens easily and smudges beautifully.
Falsies Volume Mascara that lengthens and adds fibers to your eyelashes.
An eye lash curler, leave on for the count of thirty then add your mascara.
Mineral face powder, it sets your makeup, flattens the tiny hairs on your face and adds glow.
Blistex in a tiny pot to keep in your handbag. The skin specialist recommended it to my daughter when she was on Roaccutane.
An old fashioned shaving brush that lathers soap well or shave gel and a safety razor for shaving legs and pits.
A pair of proper hair cutting scissors for fringe trims between hair cuts.
Zovirax patches for cold sores, they are virtually invisible, heal quickly. Beware the packaging is a pain but worth it.
Garnier Fructis Pure Volume 48 hour shampoo, if you have fine hair like me this one product will uplift.
Root Awakening conditioner, it not only has a great name, it conditions well.
White Musk oil by the Body Shop, too divine.
Organic Surge skin perfecting polish
Good tweezers
Sunscreen
Lucas' Paw Paw ointment
Aveeno Positively Radiant daily moisturizer, contains oatmeal, oil free and hypoallergenic.
A pumice stone for softening heels and it's exfoliation properties.
Vintage perfumes, Ultima by Revson, Estée Lauder Youth Dew
Chanel Coco Mademoiselle for a new perfume.
