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Oils of Life Review

The Body Shop’s prestige skincare range has been around for about a year now, with the price range slightly higher than the usual £8-£18 for skincare at the store, and not being included in any offers, many people are questioning whether it’s actually worth it?

The Revitalising Day Cream, at £25, is light but moisturising, using The Essence Lotion as a toner (£15) ensures you use less of the…

I don’t usually read the editors letter in women’s magazines but for some reason I chose to today. The Cosmo editors letter of this issue really struck a chord with me, she reminisces about being a 23 year old writer, renting her first London flat and living in the city surrounded by her creative friends. This nostalgia turns sad when she realises that nowadays, this wont happen, there is no way…

As you can guess from my previous post, I am completely in love with the Ctrl Alt Delete podcast, and the latest episode was even better than the last.

In this one, Emma interviews Ashley C. Ford, an already familiar name to me as she had featured on Lena Dunham’s Women of the Hour. Ashley is just incredible. Every time I hear her speak I feel so empowered to not only be a woman, but empowered to…

This podcast is amazing!

I’ve been following @girllostincity aka Emma Gannon on instagram for a while now and she recently set up her own podcast. Literally me life! After Lena Dunham’s Women of the Hour podcast stopped way back in December, I’ve had a female voice filled hole in my heart. Along comes Ctrl Alt Delete!!

The first episode, an interview with Eat Pray Love author Elizabeth Gilbert,…

As a newly single twenties gal, I had kind of forgotten how to be, well, a newly single twenties gal. So, after much deliberation, I decided to download Bumble. Having used Tinder previously, and not really got along with it, I wanted to try something slightly different. Soo .. Bumble it was.

I had read about it in either Cosmo or Glamour, a female co- founder of Tinder had come up with a dating…

I think a really healthy thing to do to start off the new year is have a look back at the last year and appreciate it for the lessons it taught you, the people it brought you and the memories made.

Despite graduating, starting a masters and travelling to New York I was looking back at 2015 as pretty insignificant, which was a bit disappointing. And then I felt really guilty. I had an amazing time living with two of my best friends for the first half of the year, spent the summer visiting and spending time with so many of my favourite people and in September starting a post graduate degree I had never imagined myself doing. Even though I know this, and even know I know how lucky I am to have had so many amazing memories in a year, I have this drive for something more.

I want to travel more, make more memories, meet more people, get a job, get a promotion, and just experience as much as I can while I’m young and free (excuse the cheese).

So that’s my new years resolution. More. To do more, go more, be more and try and complete this masters while I’m at it  =/

For Starters …

… Although I love a bit of Vintage, this is not about a 1920’s obsessed girl, sorry guys!

I keep reading articles on things you need to do in your 20’s and, seeing as I’m approaching 23 this year, I need to get my bum into gear and start living! So here it goes …

A great article I found, which you can read here in Cosmo, details a few things I’d love to be able to do soon.

Most articles I’ve…