The Glueless Scr4pbook.

I've been using the Camomile Silky Cleansing Oil by The BodyShop (I promise they aren't paying me to write this lol, I just love their products) everytime I have a bath, 3 pumps gets every scrap of make up off in just a few seconds which is great. I then wash my face with my trusty Visibly Clear Pink Grapefruit face wash by Neutrogena and exfoliate (usually I use another BodyShop product here) but recently I've been loving the Garnier Fresh Radiance Boosting Scrub, it smells so fresh and is really gentle on skin but at the same time you can actually feel it working which I love.

I decided to give Full of Grace a go, swayed by the name partially, but mainly by the concept. It is a face serum in a solid form, you basically rub the bar between your hands and transfer the residue onto our face or you can rub the bar directly onto your face. Innovative indeed, can't wait to give it a try.

Firstly the make up, now, to cover up these horrible spots I need some hardcore stuff (trust me) and luckily a couple of my most recent purchases are just that!!! The Dream Satin Liquid foundation by Maybelline (£7.99)  is what I would call a medium to full coverage foundation but its build-able so its great for an extra layer over bad areas, it has a slight glow which is great because even though I'm a naturally shiny person, I find that matte foundations, when thickly applied end up looking too obvious, I like to have a slight natural glow. Next is the Maximum Coverage Concealer by Elf (£3.95) which I think is actually like a tube version of the Collection Lasting Perfection, I'm so pleased with the coverage, I like the Lasting Perfection for under my eyes, but this stuff is great for blemishes, so cheap, not greasy or cakes when applied, blends really well and you only need a smidge. Great. Then the Scandaleyes Lycra Flex mascara by Rimmel (£6.99), I'm totally in love with this, it gives total curl and volume and all in about 3 strokes, the only thing is I end up having to use a seperate mascara for my bottom lashes as the brush is huge, but I love that its a bristle brush and it is rounded at the end which is great so you don't have any accidents. Lastly the blusher, it's a cream blusher by Topshop in the shade Afternoon Tea (£6) which is a cream to powder type (almost!) it's still a bit dewy but I like that, it's the perfect shade for the 'winter rosy cheek' look, one dip with a stippling brush, blend and I'm done.