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AD| A bee-autiful origami necklace from La Menagerie
Hi everyone, Excuse the awful pun but I couldn’t resist. Necklaces are one of my favourite pieces of jewellery to wear, but I’ve never been a fan of plain necklaces. I’m always searching for ones that are a little different, or ones that I don’t often see people wearing – which is why my silver…
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An organic cruelty-free skincare brand that you need to try | AD
Hi everyone, Over the past couple of weeks I’ve been trying something new. My skin has always been naturally really dry and eczema prone so usually, the only product that I’ll use on my body is Diprobase eczema cream. I always struggle to find products that are hydrating and anti-inflammatory without containing perfumes or an…
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Diamonds for all occasions from Abelini Jewellery | AD
Whether you’re buying a Christmas present for a loved one or simply treating yourself, buying jewellery can be extremely daunting. There are so many metals, shapes and stone sizes available that’s it’s difficult to know where to begin. Abelini Jewellery offer a wide range of bracelets, earrings, and rings for different occasions, which are made…
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6 Simple Tips for Uploading Interactive Instagram Stories
Instagram stories are known for being spontaneous, relaxed and much less filtered than our Instagram grids. That being said, this doesn’t mean that the quality of the content that you upload to your Instagram story shouldn’t be as good as what you post on your feed. Sometimes just as many (if not more) people will…
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5 easy ways to support local businesses on social media
Hi everyone, The other day I was thinking about something. When it comes to supporting local businesses, we spend most of our time talking about “shopping local”. Whilst it’s better to shop local where you can, there are other ways that you can support small businesses online. By doing these really simple things, you’re giving…
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Cocktails, castles and board games| Cardiff 2019
Hi everyone, In April we decided to spend our Easter weekend in Cardiff, in search of some sunshine and a bit of peace and quiet. Although it wasn’t quiet – it was the Bank Holiday after all – it was definitely a refreshing change from the congested London that we’re used to. As soon as…
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A long weekend, giving up coffee and learning how to use a camera | April 2019
Can we just open this blog post by discussing the weather we had in April? For the first time this year I left the house bare legged and I didn’t go anywhere without my sunglasses over the Bank Holiday weekend. I don’t know if it had anything to do with the weather, but April was…
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Procoal Instaclear Control Mask* | Review
I’ve always been reluctant to try new sheet masks. I find that they often feel like they’re smothering my face and clogging my pores as instead of actually hydrating my skin. For context, my skin is naturally quite dry and I’ve struggled a lot with eczema since I was younger too, which is why I’m…
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Let’s talk about… LinkedIn
If you’ve been to uni then you’ve probably had the LinkedIn conversation. You’ve probably been told to connect with your lecturers so that after you’ve graduated they can see whether or not you’re putting your degree to good use. If you haven’t jumped on to LinkedIn before – it’s basically a more professional Facebook. Here…
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Junkyard Golf, Beigel Bake and my first yoga class| March 2019
It’s safe to say that March was full of one thing: food. Don’t get me wrong, I did do a lot of other fun things too. I worked a lot, went to the gym a lot, went on a few adventures into central London and started yoga. I’ll try and keep the summary brief but…
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