So recently I finally placed an order with Makeup Revolution, after giving into all the hype surrounding it, and I was not disappointed! I'll admit, I was skeptical, because it was just so cheap, but i'm so pleased with most of the things I purchased!
Without further ado, lets see what I got!



 I also picked up two lipsticks for a mere £1! I wasn't expecting them to be the greatest lipsticks i'd ever tried, but they were still good, especially good for a pound!
I've worn both of these on nights out, and I have to say, I much prefer "Passion". It lasted longer, the colour was stronger, and it went on my lips smoother, and I do love a good red lippie!
That's not to say that I didn't like "Make Me Tonight", because I did! It's just that I had to put a few coats on for it to not be as watery on my lips, but I am in love with the colour!

Overall, i'm not really a huge fan of the packaging, but in terms of the actual products themselves, I was really pleased! I think this brand is a definite must try if you're on a budget, or if you're just looking for some affordable new additions for your makeup bag!

The other day, myself and a good friend of mine went for a little wander around the West End of our hometown, Glasgow. We had lunch at a lovely little American diner style place called TriBeCa, and then we headed off on a wander.
We found ourselves in Botanic Gardens, the name says it all really, it's a huge part of land with little walkways, and greenhouses, full of plants. It's an adorable little place, so peaceful, and beautiful, full of many hidden places, and gorgeous scenery. Although we picked a dull day to go (typical us) it was still amazing none the less. As both of us are art students, it was always clear that we were going to take many, many photos, and I thought i'd share them with you on here.
It was a completely random and spontaneous journey, but that made it all the more pleasant. It's nice to have a bit of change now and then, sometimes it's exactly what you need! (I know it was 100% what I needed! A bit of distressing girly time with a twist, that's what I like to think this day was)
When I lived in the West End as a child, I used to go here all the time, but I haven't been here in years, so it was a bit of a walk down memory lane for me! I was pleased to see that not much had changed, oh the nostalgia!
Anyway, onto the photos! Warning, I took a lot!

As art students, of course we were going to take many photos. Here's Laura trying to get the perfect shot.

Admiring the beauty of the plants

Squirrel loose in the greenhouse!

Hello again! This post is very long overdue, i'm sorry! I wish I could explain why, but lets just say, life is stressful at the moment. Very stressful.
However, it's here now, and that's what matters, right? So I loved the previous month's Birchbox so much (blog post you can read here) that I decided to keep it going for another month, and I was pleasantly surprised at it's contents this time! As this post is overdue, I can give you a proper review of what I think of the products. So lets dive in, shall we?


I just want to say, how absolutely adorable is the box it came in? I love the colours!


 First up is a sample size of Benefit's Bad Gal Lash mascara. I was super excited to receive this, as I've never tried any of Benefit's mascaras. Despite hearing brilliant things, I couldn't bear to part with the large amount of money, incase I didn't like it.
I was really surprised with this, as it is really amazing. I tend to use it if i'm going on a night out as it's very dramatic, and adds a lot of length to my lashes. Overall, i'm really pleased with this.




I can't even begin to tell you how amazing this perfume smells. I'm awful at describing scents, but just trust me, it's great. It's by Catherine Malandrino, and for the full sized bottle it's £70, but I might need to ask for this for my birthday, as i'm getting through this sample size fairly quickly.



This was just a little book we got with the box, just telling us all about Habitat (as I assume they were sponsoring it this month). It was a nice read, but nothing particularly exciting.

Next up is this shower scrub by Janira. Not a brand i'm familiar with, but I love the packaging. The product itself, i'm not a huge fan of the scent, but it works as a great scrub. Not one i'll be purchasing though, i'm afraid.

Next up is this Lord & Berry eyeliner in black. This was really convenient as I was actually after a new eyeliner. I was really pleased with this, it glides on really smoothly, smudges nicely, but lasts all day. I will definitely be buying the full size of this once I run out.

 The next thing was unusual. It was an extract from a book. I hadn't heard of it, or the author, but honestly, I have yet to read it. I've been reading other books, and somehow this has just ended up tucked away, and i'm not sure if I will read it.

Finally, I got this "pre-shampoo" treatment from Philip Kingsley. I'd never heard of the concept of a pre-shampoo, but I will be definitely be looking into it! This made my hair feel so soft, and smooth, and I actually got a few people comment on how shiny my hair looked! Bonus! Definitely another one worth repurchasing.

So that's what I got! What do you think?
Thanks for reading.