TIGI The S Factor "Serious" Conditioner

Now, I'm going to admit. This product was an 'accidental' purchase last time I was at the hairdressers. I say accidental because I wasn't fully aware I'd committed to buying it until it was in the bag and I was paying £20 extra. Needless to say, I'm quite glad I was a sucker that day because it has been my hair saviour since having the ends of my hair highlighted.

I first heard about the S Factor from Zoella's YouTube video where she mentioned how utterly amazing this product smelt and that girl wasn't wrong! For those of you who haven't tried this range, it smells incredible - sweet and delicious - in fact, I've been known to be caught sniffing my hair throughout the day because it smells so god damn good! But apart from the smell, the Serious Conditioner is a really good intensive hair treatment. Only to be used once a week, this super hydrating hair treatment is definitely worth a purchase. 

What makes it different from other hair remedies is one ingredient - sunflower oil. Oils have become more and more common in hair products over the years. From Argan oil to coconut oil and now sunflower oil, it turns out natural oils are the perfect ingredient for leaving hair in tip top condition. But the Serious Conditioner takes hydration to the next level. The sunflower seed oil provides intense moisture while the Hydrolyzed Silk is said to minimise the appearance of split ends. The best thing about the TIGI Serious Conditioner is how super soft hair feels after using it in fact I'm considering purchasing the shampoo and conditioner to complete the range. 

You can purchase the TIGI S Factor Serious Conditioner from feelunique for £15.75/150ml.

The original Naked

The Urban Decay Naked palettes have yet again been the talk of the beauty blogging town over the last couple of months and the reason for this, the arrival of the third in the series, Naked 3. 

So rather than jumping on the Naked 3 bandwagon, I opted for the original Naked - a gorgeous eyeshadow palette filled with 12 bronze-hue neutrals in an array of textures from full on shimmer to a subtle matte. 

I must admit, this palette is pretty hot stuff and doesn't let you down in terms of looks. With its velvet case, it looks a lot more expensive than your usual palette and so it should with a price tag of £35. And as for each shade, every single one is usable and will suit any skin tone. From heavy shimmery golds to dark browns and even a light skin-toned, peach shade, each and every one is perfect in terms of colour and has real staying power too. 

Even though the cost of this palette does sit in the more expensive end of the spectrum, it is definitely worth each and every penny. I just can't wait to get my hands on Naked2 and Naked3 to complete my collection. 

Have you tried any of the Naked palettes from Urban Decay? If so, what were your thoughts? 

Soap & Glory Clean on Me Bath & Shower Gel

This gigantic product has recently become a favourite of mine and for two simple reasons – the luscious smell…and the pump. Yes, the pump! Such a simple, yet effective touch to what is usually a rather boring product. The size is pretty handy too - I shower every single day but I know I won’t be running out of this product for while. I definitely urge you to try this product – it’s cute and girly, what more could you want!

Soap & Glory Clean on Me Bath & Shower Gel is available from Boots £6.00/500ml.