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GIFTED (AD) | For the past month, I have been testing out some new beauty products. And today I want to introduce you all to a new cruelty-free brand that makes natural anti-ageing products called Nakin. I’m always a little skeptical about endorsing beauty products – as I don’t feel like I’m able to give an […]
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I was invited by Aleysha Barenblat the founder of Re/make to see an exclusive premiere of their latest documentary Made in Mexico at Soho House in London on Tuesday 14 May 2019. Aleysha and I have communicated across the pond, but never actually met, so I was delighted to be able to meet her in
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I’ve been testing out a few products under the radar and really testing them out before revealing my thoughts. I think it’s important to highlight I’m not a cosmetic junkie and I am highly sceptical of products doing what they say they’ll do. I’m also not interested in stuffing toxic chemicals into my body or
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In my twenties I had my first acne outbreak – then my smooth porcelain looking dolls face started to look more like lumpy pizza dough. To say I had confidence issues with my skin was an understatement. I’ve actually taken it for granted having good skin over the past 10-years, until recently when I got
My HydraFacial Review at Radiance MediSpa – My Search For Clearer Skin Read More »
I mentioned in my last blog about the Inspirational Women (Audio) Series – this is one of the most exciting projects I have worked on yet. The second interview to go live is no exception. I am delighted to share my podcast interview with the co-founders of AmaElla Lingerie. In this interview I had the pleasure
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I sat down with Haseena, co-founder of DfyNorm for interview back in 2016 in a hotel bar near Oxford Street to take an exclusive look at their brand. They were proud to make high-quality, considered clothing – pieces that honoured Indian textile heritage while translating it into modern silhouettes. The construction was exceptional. DfYNorm had
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