1. Moisturize - Bio Oil or The Ordinary.


2. Prevention - The Ordinary 'salicyclic acid'.


3. Glow - Flesh beauty 'glow drops'.


4. Coverage - IT Cosmetics CC cream.


5. Set - Rimmel London - translucent powder.


6. Add colour - Kiko 'green me' blush


7. Glow x2 - Flesh beauty highlighter stick 'twitch'


8. Define - Brow gel & eyelash curler


9. Lips - MAC 'taupe' or ABH 'ashton'

+ Zara textured frilled sweatshirt

I love anything fluffy, textured and just nice to touch in general. I have no sense of control when it comes to the Zara sale, I mean I placed 4 orders all probably 5 to 10 minutes apart from each other on the same day. If that does not scream weakness I do not know what does! Thin jumpers like this one are incredibly versatile, they can be worn by themselves or under a cute dress.


+ It Cosmetics CC cream - light

This has been on my to-buy list since March last year but I could not for the life of me justify spending £30 on a CC cream, that is just pure extortion! It is also only sold in Selfridges and Boots online making it a little unobtainable. This as the name suggests is lighter than a foundation but can be built to full coverage.


+ Flesh beauty lip & cheek gloss - fleshpot 

I adore this little product, super glossy & super glowy! I usually swipe a little across my cheeks and eyelids, oh and a little on my lips too when I want something nicer than just my Carmex.


+ Brown scarf 

I have about 3 different brown scarves, each one a little different to the other, they pair nicely with any outfit and spice things up a little bit. A little different from your standard black scarf.

Flesh beauty, a brand known for their all-inclusiveness, their extensive foundation range and nod to self-expression. Now that might be incredibly important to some but to me the fact that they do not test on animals is huge! Admittedly, yes their products may be a little on the pricer side when compared with their competitors but being cruelty free as well as most of their products being paraben and frangrance free is comforting. A brand comparable with 'glossier' and 'milk makeup' all of which are mainly distributed in the US but with more products catered to coloured skin.


+ FLESH POT | eye & cheek gloss in 'flesh pot' & 'disco nap'

A multi-purpose gloss for the eyes, cheeks and lips! Glossy lids and cheeks have been a major trend not only on catwalks but for the everyday gal too and there's no sign of it slowing down. I love how compact it is and a little sure goes a long way. The gloss is not too sticky nor tacky but provides a great sheen to the skin. My favourite from the two has to be 'disco nap' because it is more wearable but I love pairing 'flesh pot' with a warmer blush on the cheeks and lids.


+ RIPE FLESH | glisten drops in 'whisper'

I have wanted to try out highlighting drops for the longest time but was always too afraid of my face products not meshing well with other liquids. I used this under my makeup but on top of my moisturiser focusing mainly on the highpoints of my face. Again, with this product a little goes a long way you really do not need much. I already know I will be reaching for all these products more and more as we reach Spring/ Summer. This definitely has more pink undertones but it works for coloured skin beautifully with warm blush and bronzer.


+ TOUCH FLESH | highlighting balm in 'pinky' & 'twitch'

Products like this one that require minimal effort is what I look for especially for those no-makeup days where you want a little something but nothing crazy. This can be applied with your fingertips, a brush or even directly onto your face. The shade 'twitch' is perfect if you have warm coloured skin or if you want a bronzier glow. Nonetheless 'pinky' is great for everyday wear. I like how the balms are more glowy than they are glittery.