June Favourites | 2015

June. JUNE. Where's the time gone? I know that I say the same thing at the beginning of each monthly favourites, but I really can't believe we're in June (almost July) already. New Year's Eve seems like yesterday. 
Anyway! Here are my favourites of this month.

B E A U T Y

The Body Shop Camomile Silky Cleansing Oil // What can I say? This is the oil cleanser of all. I saw it in Amelia Liana's several videos and if you watch her, you'd know she raves about it. So, I decided to give it a go! 
I usually put some product in my hands and, with a circular motion, I start to clean my face (I don't use it for my eyes, I prefer using a make-up remover first). After a while, I dilute the product with some water and I take off the last traces of make-up.  

I rinse everything off, et voilà! Le jeux son fait. It removes every trace of make up from your face and leaves the skin soft and smooth. I wouldn't change it with any other cleanser in the world. 

Sephora Madness

You know when you scroll through a website for a long time, watch all the different and gorgeous products and you sigh, because they cost money and not potatoes? But then, on a beautiful sunny day, you find, by chance, a 20% off promo. All the photos up here show you what happened that sunny day.

It's All About the Brows

My obsession with eyebrows can be said it started in December 2013, when I had the brilliant idea to dye my hair black (from ombré hair) and, consequently, not noticing how my eyebrows had suddenly become pale was impossbile. 
I do not have thick eyebrows à la Cara Delevingne, but they're quite dark and so they need to be filled in order to give life to my face/eyes area.

Clarins True Radiance Foundation

The time has come: I finally bought a foundation that actually matches my skin tone. Not like the other three ones way too dark/light.

A couple of weeks ago, I started doing some research about foundations which give you luminosity to your skin and, at the same time, that last throughout the day (al least more than 5/6 hours). I decided not to consider any high-street foundation because, when we talk about the face and the products that we use, which stay a long period time in contact with the skin, investing that little bit more I think it's good (not for your wallet but whatever).