That Natural Glow...

Grapeseed Glossing Serum by The Body Shop   Winter's here...and those frizzy hair days are back! My waves start too look rough, dry and basically lack lustre and shine!  I've been through bottles of Kerastase Elixir  (which was in fact pretty good), Aussie's Curl Definition Serum (hair felt greasy), John Friedas range for Frizzy hair (hmm okay), Macadamia range (good, but feels like its coating hair)....and then I wanted to try something different. I was intending to get another bottle of the Kerastase Elixir although I felt abit relectant to pay £30 for it. Don't get me wrong it's a great investment, but when you on a budget it's abit tough departing on £30 on a hair product! Anyways, whilst browsing online for hair serums, I stumbled upon on Body Shop's Grapeseed Glossing Serum. It had really brilliant reviews, and I thought it's worth a try specially if your on a budget. I'm not the biggest fan of Body Shop; their products are not

Makeup Revolution Salvation Palette in 'What you waiting for?' Review Came across this brand the first time in Superdrugs in Birmingham, walked past it few times and then one day decided to buy one of their palettes. They have a variety of different palettes and I think a few are limited addition ones. One thing I noticed is that they say its 'super pigmented' which is really important when buying eyeshadows. I hate faded out dark colours and chalky pastels!  Shades: I've read a few reviews that say the colours or shades are similar to the Urban Decay Naked 3 palette, and that's quite good for me as I only have Naked 1 and 2! :)  I like the practicality of this palette,  it has 6 matte shades from light to dark and 12 shimmery shades also light to dark. The reason I got this palette is that it is very wearable and useable for everyday use. All shades are really nice and unique looking. There isn't a shade in the palette that I'd think eww wou