Yes, I know that this has been out what seems like forever but since I heard about this collaboration, I really wanted to try it. I currently own (and still love) the Pixi Glow Tonic, which has been an absolute gem for my skin since I got it so thought it would be good to give this a try, assuming it was going to be just as good.


So, this is the Double Cleanse from Pixi, in collaboration with Caroline Hirons. It's a 2-in-1 product so ideal if you are travelling. The tub is split into two, 1 side is the solid cleansing oil, which is good for removing makeup and the other side is the cleansing cream, to help cleanse your face. Although it's in a circular tub, it's easy to identify which is which so you shouldn't find yourself putting the cream on thinking it's the oil. The packaging is really pretty, keeping with a green theme and adding pink and some gold detailing. I am a sucker for good packing, I might have mentioned that before :)


So, onto the actual product itself. I had a small amount of makeup on my face, so I got a small blob of oil and rubbed it all over. It 'melted' my makeup so quickly, it didn't really take any effort to get it off but I did have panda eyes, thanks to the mascara and eyeliner. Imagine if I had a red or dark lipstick on. I'd look like a clown :D Once I felt it had lifted all of my makeup, I got a moist facecloth and wiped it all off. It did a cracking job, there wasn't one bit of makeup left on my face.


Now with a clear and makeup-free face, I did the same again with the cream, just massaging it thoroughly and removing with a moist facecloth. The cream is so gentle on my skin and felt really soft once it was all cleaned and dried. My eyelashes seemed like they were wet afterwards (I touched them and they didn't feel it), so I don't know if I didn't quite get rid of the oil from that area but I easily rinsed a cloth and managed to remove it.


Ta-da, everything gone and my face is all clean. I'm really quite happy with how these have worked there magic, as I was thinking I'd probably need more than a 'coin size' amount to actually remove makeup with the oil. The oil didn't feel nasty or gritty on the skin and the cream was a nice consistency. Not too oily or thick but enough to leave your skin feeling lovely and soft.


Some of the key ingredients, the oil contains vitamin E, camellia oil and evening primrose oil, all good to protect, nourishes, heals and moisturises your skin. The cream contains vitamin C, peptide complex and arginine, which protects, plumps and improves cell renewal and elasticity. It's paraben free and not tested on animals.

I do like this product. It's handy to take on holiday with you as you don't have to go taking multiple bottles of products and instead, just one tub. It costs £24 and I believe that it's going to last quite a while but I think I'm going to run out of one before the other, which will be a bit annoying but, I'll just have to wait and see.

Do you own this product? What do you think?

Look after yourself,


This blog post is not sponsored and all opinions are my own and honest!

I went to Brighton about 2 weeks ago for a weekend with my boyfriend, something that we don't really do often. I've not been to Brighton for the longest time. I was probably a kid and went there for a day out with my parents to the beach, so I've never really seen much of it, so I was pretty excited to see somewhere new.


We arrived in Brighton and stayed in the Jury's Inn Brighton Waterfront hotel. It had a great interior but the best, was our room. We had a sea view room, so we were able to see both piers and plenty of sea. We ventured out on a little walk before getting any food, all the way to the colourful beach huts and back. It actually started raining just as we were getting back and we decided to have room service because we not long got there and thought it would be good to chill. Unfortunately, when our room service arrived, we got one wrong meal. We waited about half hour for what we wanted which meant the other meal was going cold, which was a bit of a shame.


The next morning, we woke up so early (like 6am!) so we got up, got ready and decided to go for a little walk before breakfast. Once 8am came round, we paid a visit to The Breakfast Club. I had heard it was pretty good so thought it would be a good opportunity to see what it was like. We both ordered a full monty (without the black pudding) and chose to have scrambled eggs. We waited a little while but we chatted, admired the interior and sipped tea out of smiley mugs. When it arrived, it just all looked so yummy, and couldn't wait to tuck in. The potatoes though! They were so delish but I couldn't quite finish it all, but felt so satisfied with what I got.

We then decided to go to the pier and both got wristbands to go on the rides. It cost £20 and you could go on anything as many times as you wanted. It didn't take long for us to cover the £20 so anything we did additionally was extra, so was worth the money. We took some time out to go get some ice cream from Boho Gelato. Let me say one thing. A-MAZ-ING. I went for three scoops in a cone; sea salt caramel, birthday cake and nutellesque. All of it was so good. I'd definitely recommend it if you go to Brighton. We then went to check out Dum Dum Donuts, as I had heard they sold cronuts, something I wanted to try. I got one called The Zebra, which was layered and had chocolate buttercream in the middle. It was so divine, but had to eat it in two servings because it was quite sickly.


We wanted to go on the British Airways i360 at some point in the day, but we thought we get our tickets in advance, so we didn't have to queue later on. So we went for another walk, as it was nice and sunny out and then headed back to the pier again. We managed to get a few more rides in, and I decided to go on The Booster (which spins and turns you upside down 130ft in the air) on my own because my boyfriend wasn't fond on that. 8pm came round and it was time to head to the i360, as we wanted to get the last ride of the day, because the view with the sunset would look so beautiful. It started to get a bit chilly whilst we waited but it was so worth it, because the views were incredible, seeing so much of Brighton, the pier all lit up and a gorgeous pink hued sky.


We headed back to our hotel and decided to go on Deliveroo and get ourselves a Pizzaface and a waffle from Creams. I chose a veggie pizza because you can't go wrong with peppers and lots of cheese. The delivery guy was a bit unwilling and didn't want to bring it up to our room (normally they do it according to the lady at reception). Just as we were finishing up pizzas, our waffles arrived and the guy, kindly, came up to our room. The pizza was filling enough and only had about half of my waffle and I was full to the brim. Reflecting on the day, it was one of the best and it felt like we managed to do so much with the time we had.


The next morning, we decided we were going to have the breakfast at the hotel. It cost £10 and it's a buffet style. Not going to lie, we were a bit disappointed. The scrambled egg didn't taste too nice, the sausages seemed a bit soft and their berry smoothie was way too sour (just a personal opinion). But we then did another walk around the Pavilion Gardens, chilled in our room for the last 2 hours we had and checked out. We then just went to the shopping centre down the road, had a little look around there but didn't stick around for long and we then drove on home.

Overall, I really enjoyed myself in Brighton and would love to be able to do it all again. Although the food was a bit of a let down, the view we had from our hotel room and the location made up for it. Everything we did and places we ate were so good, would definitely recommend all of it!

Have you been to Brighton? Are there places you'd recommend?

Look after yourself,


This blog post is not sponsored and all opinions are my own and honest!

So this has been a long anticipated review because it feels like I've been waiting ages to receive these but I finally have my hands on a Kylie Cosmetics product, more importantly, the Kim Kardashian West collab. I'm not really sure why I got these. I've never really had the urge to buy anything before from Kylie Cosmetics (apart from the Valentine's collection which I missed out on) but I was kind of intrigued to see what the hype is all about. It's a shame that I won't be able to compare this with any other Kylie Cosmetic product, as this is my first, but I'm sure there are people out there where this is their first product too. So, let's get cracking on the review.


When I got this out of the box, I was really taken by the packaging. The matte baby pink box is so beautiful and it's co-ordinated nicely with the nude pink lettering and the nude liquid lipsticks, so that's already a thumbs up on that. I like the design of this, where you have sleeve and a box containing the liquid lipsticks, rather than having them in separate thin, tube-like boxes. Again, the baby pink theme continues inside the box and on the the detailing on the lipsticks, alongside the tubes with a frosty glass look. Although I'm pretty sure the one of the left, it's lid is a slightly darker pink than the rest (not sure if anyone else has that too) so it's a shame that there isn't consistency. Although you can notice it more in the photo, you'd have to really stare at it when you're actually holding it and looking to see that difference in colour. Apart from that minor gripe, everything else is looking good so far. On the back, you just have the information on the names of the lipsticks plus it's ingredients.



As for the price, these were going for $45, which is roughly £34/£35 (works out to about £8 per lipstick) which is slightly above drug store prices but pretty good as a high ended brand. The unfortunate thing was that, being in the UK, I had to pay nearly $15 (approx. £11) for the shipping and then about the same for the customs, so I almost paid the same amount for shipping and customs as the product alone, which was a bit of a sting to the bank balance.

So overall, I really liked the packaging and the lipsticks themselves (although they could be some really small improvements) but the only thing I was bummed about was purely just the price for it, but that's the price I pay I guess for living in the UK :( Would I buy something from Kylie Cosmetics again? Maybe. It would depend on what the product is, colours, price etc. but I'm not going to rush and get myself a lip kit anytime soon. If you are a massive lover of nude shades then yeah, go for it.

Do you own these lipsticks? Do you feel the same way?

Look after yourself,


This blog post is not sponsored and all opinions are my own and honest!