Kicking off with a product i've talked about a few times on my blog and that is The Body Shop Vitamin E Cream Cleanser. This sample is lasting me such a long time, as i'm only a third through it and i've used it quite a fair bit. I really enjoy using this cleanser as it's so gentle on the skin and leaves my skin feeling so soft, it's just a lovely cleanser to have and it smells really fresh. 

Sticking with skincare, as avid readers will know my skin has been so dry recently especially after using products in order to combat my recent break out, and the only product that has helped to combat this dry skin is the Balance Me Radiance Face Oil. I've never been one to use a face oil, the thought just scares me but this one is actually lovely. Using a small amount on the dry areas just really helps to infuse some moisture and i've noticed my skin isn't looking as dull or dry as usual, so I will continue to use this for the time being.

Moving onto haircare, and these two products I was really intrigued to try out and they are the Beauty Protector Protect Shampoo and Conditioner. As they are paraban free, vegan and are described to infuse moisture whilst also protecting coloured hair, I thought i'd give them a whirl. Now the shampoo hasn't really impressed me as it left my hair feeling so dry and really knotted after rinsing, so I probably won't be using that again. The conditioner however really surprised me, first of all it smells so nice, and it really helped to smooth out and condition the mess that the shampoo had left but all in all this range didn't overly impress me enough to buy the full size. 

Lastly is a product I heard a lot about around Christmas time, especially from the more established beauty bloggers and this is the Aromatherapy Associates Bath & Shower Oil. Again, using oil anywhere other than my hair has never really appealed but after receiving this in a recent Birchbox I thought i'd give it a go after having a pretty crappy day. The 'Revive Morning' oil is a very strongly scented lavender eucalyptus scent that I don't usually like, but this mixed with pretty hot water is so soothing. My bath was thoroughly enjoyed and my skin was left feeling so smooth, smoother than it has for years. I will for sure be getting my hands on some more of these in future, as they are so relaxing and calming. 

So that is all the samples i've been trying out recently. 

What samples/products have you been testing recently?

First up is the Hugo Boss Bottled Unlimited, which is said to have top notes of iced violet leaves, hearts notes of pineapple and base notes of sandalwood and musk. This is a lovely light scent, with a very woody/musky undertone that I actually really like, and I know my Dad would love this scent as it's not overpowering but it's just enough. Also, the packaging of this fragrance is very minimal and I think perfect for the males on our lives, as we all know men do not like any sort of fuss so this is perfect. 

Next is the Paco Rabanne 1 Million Gift Set, which is definitely the more classier out of the two from both the fragrance and it's packaging. This scent is described as having top notes of maderin and peppermint, heart notes of rose and musk and base notes of amber and leather. Now you can definitely smell the peppermint coming through this musky scent but again it's very light and fresh, but still completely different to the Hugo Boss fragrance. Also in this gift set, you get a shower gel which is so much better than the body lotions you get int women's perfume sets. Again, the shower gel boasts the 1 Million fragrance so you men can smell even more lovely!

What are you planning on getting your Dad for Fathers Day? #NoTiesPlease

Let's kick off with the Liz Earle Cleanse & Polish, a product i've praised many times on my blog. This is actually my second bottle of this stuff, and soon i'll be moving onto my third seeing as this one has almost ran out. Hands down I have never come across a cleanser that does what this one can do and i'm sure many of you will also agree. It's such a gentle cleanser that works to remove makeup including waterproof mascara so easily, it has never irritated or caused my skin to break out and also the muslin cloths that come with it work really well to remove any dry/dead skin I have without causing any irritation. Need I say more? If you haven't tried this cleanser then I really recommend you do.

Next up is the moisturiser that has been my go to for a good four to five months now, and that is the La Roche Posay Hydreane Legere. This for me does everything I need a moisturiser to do and more. It's aimed at sensitive skin, which I do have to some extent but it's mainly designed to hydrate the skin, which it does an amazing job of especially as I suffer from dry dehydrated skin. I believe they have somewhat reformulated or renamed this product, as I have found it hard to find it on the Boots website but I will for sure be repurchasing, either the original or the newer version as my skin loves it so much.

Moving away from skincare for a minute, this next product is one I loved last summer and also over the last couple of months and that is the Erborian BB Creme. I've gone through two tubes of this stuff, and I will be repurchasing for the warmer summer months. For me it's the perfect coverage i've found especially when I want a lighter coverage, although this has a heavier coverage than your average bb creme it's lighter than a foundation. The perfect mid point between the two that covers any blemishes, gives a dewy glow and actually stays put.

Continuing with base products, and a product i've loved for many years is the Rimmel Clear Complexion Clarifying Powder. I've repurchased this over and over, and I think it's the only powder i've ever used. First off it's so affordable so it won't break the bank and it lasts for such a long time as I hit pan ages ago and it's still going! It works really well to just matte down any shiny area's that I have and suits my skin tone really well. I may branch out and try out a new powder, but I will always know I can rely on this one and is one I will always come back to.

Lastly, moving back to skincare and this is a more recent find for me and that is The Body Shop Camomile Cleansing Butter. Even though I only purchased this a couple of months back, i've almost used it all up and I know for certain I will be repurchasing this. It's a lovely cleansing butter that almost feels like an oil and it works really well to melt down your makeup, even eye makeup and just gives your skin a lovely gentle cleanse. I also find this works to give my skin that little bit of moisture it sometimes lacks from other cleansers. Lovely stuff!

What products do you always repurchase?

These pieces from Brighton based brand Orelia are by far the cutest and daintiest pieces of jewellery i've ever come across and you can tell that they are all designed and created in house from the quality of each piece. 

I've wanted some more quirky pieces for quite some time now and i've seen the hamsa hand floating about everywhere at the minute. I picked out both the Hamsa Hand Bracelet* as I thought it was really cute and quite subtle, as well as the Hamsa Hand Necklace* as I thought it would the perfect piece to accessorise an everyday outfit. I've been wearing the bracelet for the past few days and so far quite a few people have complimented me on it, as it such a dainty and subtle piece. As for the Flat Heart Earrings*, i've been on the hunt for some new studs as my current ones were looking a bit tacky, and I loved the tarnished worn look to these ones. They're super comfortable and I haven't noticed any green staining, which is always a good sign. I really love gold jewellery especially when it comes to ear jewellery, there is just something about it.

The team at Orelia definitely bring something new to the world of jewellery, with pieces that are effortlessly feminine and also very budget friendly, as each piece is made to the highest of quality. If you're looking for some new pieces to add into your collection, then I definitely recommend checking out Orelia, as i'm sure you'd find something on there to suit everyones style.

What is your favourite piece from Orelia?

Let's start off with The Body Shop Shea Body Butter, this I got as a free sample when I took out my Body Shop card and I didn't really think i'd use it but recently my legs have been quite dry. I'm not usually one to use body butters as I never feel the need, or all the ones i've tried I just haven't liked but this one has changed my opinion. First off the fragrance isn't too overpowering, just enough for my liking and it leaves my skin feeling so soft and nourished. It also doesn't take agesssss to sink in, which is the main reason for me liking this. 

Next are the Revlon Color Burst Matte Balms, I picked two of these up a month or so ago and I never really got round to trying them out until this month. Now matte formulas are not something I enjoy but after hearing that these aren't drying, I just knew I had to give them a go. They glide on so smoothly and actually work to nourish my lips, leaving them really soft at the end of the day. Not to mention the pigmentation of these things are amazing, and I love how matte they look on the lips. I really wish I could get along with matte lipsticks but these are definitely my replacement. 

The La Roche Posay Effaclar Duo + is a product i've spoke about a few times on my blog, but i've never really used it long enough for it be in a favourites post. If you caught my Blemish Busting Duo post then you will have seen me praising this, and it has been a life saver over the past week and half! 

Finally, and this is the third month in a row i've featured something from this range but i've been loving The Body Shop Vitamin E Sink-in Moisture Mask. As most of you avid readers know, I have quite dry skin especially at the moment from using a lot of acne fighting products. I've been using this pretty much once a week for a good two months now, but more so this month as my skin has been seriously dry and it just works so well to inject some moisture into the skin and not too mention it's super calming also! 

What have you been loving this month?

To finish off, pop your rings or any jewellery you have lying around into the tin and place it somewhere on display, and that is it! Simple, quick and your rings will look lovely out on display.

Hope you guys liked this little DIY post, and let me know if you'd like to see more posts like this in future.

 Finished uni - This is probably the last time I will talk about uni on my blog, for a while anyway as I handed in my final project on Thursday. I literally cannot believe how quick the past three years have gone and I am so so happy that I have finished!

Fallen in love with the Revlon Matte Balms - I purchased two of these a while back, but i've only really started wearing them in the past week or so. They're moisturising and this one especially is very pigmented! 

Ate some yummy Chinese food - As a way to celebrate finishing uni, on Thursday evening we went out for a Chinese and it was so good! We hadn't been to this particular restaurant for ages, so it definitely went down a treat!
Attended a wedding - It was one of my work friends weddings this week, and a few of the work girls and myself went to the evening reception. We had a lovely time, the bride looked beautiful and we devoured to many sweet things from the chocolate fountain!
Tried to get organised - As i've now finished uni, I can focus a lot more on my blog so I decided to sit down and jot down a few post ideas, whilst also scrolling through my Bloglovin' feed for some inspo and ideas. I've got a few post ideas in my head but I really want to move my blog forward, and spend more time getting it to how I want it to be. 

What did you get up to this week?

As i've already mentioned, bad break outs is a thing of the past for my skin and I only occasionally get a few spots here and there, so I don't really have many products targeted to combating pesky spots. In my desperation for a fix, I went through my stash to see what products I did have that would at least help to calm down the break out and soothe the skin.

The first product I came across was the La Roche  Posay Effaclar Duo +, which i've used here and there when i've had a random spot pop up but i've never really noticed it working until now. This product is basically a treatment that works to unclog the pores whilst also correcting any marks left from past blemishes. Now i've seen a lot people using this as a moisturiser, it's not a moisturiser, it's a spot treatment designed to dry out the areas applied. So lathering this all over your face every day is not how you're supposed to use this product, and from what i've heard has led to people breaking out. Going off on a tangent there, but I only use this when I  need to, applying a small amount to the problem area and allowing to soak in before then applying my moisturiser, as I do find this can be very drying. I've been using this for a good four days now and i've noticed the under surface spots have started to clear up and are a lot less painful.

The next product I pulled out was the REN Clear Calm 3 Clarifying Clay Cleanser. Now this product is designed for blemish prone skin as the clay formula works to dry out the skin, drawing out any clogged pores and really working it's magic. Again this is a product I don't use all that often, only when my skin is going through an oily time or I have a few blemishes lurking, as it is very drying I have found, and my skin is already quite dry in some areas, especially my forehead. I've been using this mainly in the evening, as my night time cleanser to get rid of any make up I didn't get off with my micellar water and to really get into the skin in the hope that it will clear away my break out. So far it seems to be doing the job, even though my skin is left feeling quite dry after the problem area feels and looks a lot more calmer, which is the main thing and I just end up whacking a load of moisturiser on the areas it has left dry.

So those are the two product i've been opting for more recently when it comes to breakouts. If you've found any product that work really well for you then leave them in the comments below, as i'd love to try out some more products.

 You'll all be pleased to know that yesterday I finished uni, hooray!! This means that I can start getting back into the swing of blogging more regularly, as it has been difficult balancing out everything but I didn't want to just abandon my blog as I enjoy it too much. Anyway, I thought i'd get up another WOMF as you guys have really enjoyed the previous ones.

As i've been so busy recently, my appearance has kind of taken a back seat as i've literally been rocking my mum jeans for the last three months with any random top thrown on top, and as for my makeup i've kept it very minimal and have stripped it right back to the basics. 

Over the past few months, concealer has been my best friend and the Rimmel Wake Me Up Concealer is the one i've been slathering on to try and hide my bags that my boyfriend so kindly pointed out the other day, but seriously it's a great concealer. As for foundation i've been keeping it quite light, and the Erborian BB Creme has been my go to. I'm sad because I actually squeezed the last little bits out of the tube yesterday, so that definitely means a repurchase with happen when pay day comes round. As always, finishing off my base with the Rimmel Clear Complexion has been a must to keep any shine at bay.

As i've been trying to keep things quite minimal and fresh, using The Body Shop Honey Bronzer to lightly contour and add a small amount of dimension to my face has worked really well to make me look less ghost like. As always, i've been using my trusty HD Brows Palette to fill in my brows, as I find they just make your face look more put together. Moving onto eyes, and it's been really strange for me to not be wearing any eyeliner recently but i've just been loving the almost bare eyes kind of look and the Smashbox Full Exposure Mascara has been my go to. It works so well to coat and lift the lashes without them looking too un-natural.

As i've been keeping the majority of my makeup quite minimal, i've been opting for a bold lip to bring it all together and i've been loving the Revlon Color Burst Matte Balm in the shade 'Unapologetic'. Usually I wouldn't go for a shade this bright, but with a tan and the sun shining I can see myself totally rocking this! 

Have you been opting for a bright lip/minimal face combo recently?

Now I didn't know if this meant purely lipsticks, or whether to include lip crayons, liquid lipsticks etc, but I own around 25 lipsticks not including the ones that are in bags or lying around the house.

I think my first lipstick was Rimmel Vintage Pink, which is basically a your lips but better colour and I still use it every now and then if I want a really neutral lip.

Now this one I struggled with, seeing as I own the most MAC lipsticks out of all the lipsticks I have, I guess MAC is my favourite, but I also really like the CK Lipsticks and the Illasmasqua Lipsticks also.  

This was also a difficult one as I wear so many different lip products, but my most worn i've managed to narrow down to three. MAC Rebel, MAC Plumful and CK Fusion.

Now I didn't know about lipstick finishes until I got into blogging, which is where I discovered that I hate matte formula's with a passion. My favourite finishes have to be either Satin or the MAC Amplified as they aren't too drying.

I actually bought three, MAC Plumful, MAC Lustering and Illasmasqua Glissade.

At the moment four, MAC Plumful, MAC Lustering, Revlon 'Raspberry Pie' Lip Butter and my trusty Nivea Lip Butter.

I'm not a big red lip kinda' gal, but if I do want a red lip i'll usually opt for one of my lip crayons. The ones i'm loving is the Revlon Colour Burst 'Striking Spectacular' Matte Balm or the Bourjois Colour Boost 'Red Sunrise' Lip Crayon. If I want a more bold red lip, then i'll go for the Yves Rocher 'Framboise' Lipstick.

At the moment in my Ikea drawer system, but i'm hoping to switch to Muji storage over the coming months.

To be honest i'm not really lusting after any which is a shocker, but I haven't really been browsing as I have no money but knowing me i'll find something soon.

So that is my take on The Lipstick Tag. I don't know who has or hasn't done this tag so I tag everyone and anyone who wants to do it.

 Drank endless amounts of tea - As this is my last week before my deadline, i've literally been pressing on and endless amounts of tea has been the only thing keeping me going!

Had some business cards/mailers made - As part of my uni project I had to create business cards and mailers with all of contact info and i'm really impressed with them. I designed them myself and had them printed on Printed.com. What do you guys think?

Received some exciting skincare goodies - The lovely people at Escentual sent me a bunch of skincare goodies from Eucerin, which definitely brightened up my Thursday and I can't wait to try out them out. I will report back soon with my thoughts.

I'm off to my first BBQ of the year tonight, but I wanted to get this post up for you guys!

P.S Also just a little side note, are you guys following me on my Twitter? I've noticed that I get hardly any interaction from you guys anymore and I miss it, so if you're not following me make sure you are! 

Now I can't take full credit for this recipe, as I did what most people do and turned to trusty old google (original recipe here) but I did do my own kinda thing also by not using certain ingredients, adding in a few of my own, and not really following the timings as I found they needed way longer than the instruction said. 

250g Unsalted Butter (I used just used normal butter)

200g Chocolate (I used both dairy, white and some random Cadburys I had lurking around)

80g Cocoa Powder

65g Plain Flour

300g Caster Sugar (Original recipe says 360g, which was far too much for my liking!)

4 Eggs

Step 1: Preheat oven too 180c/ 350f/ gas mark 4 and line square baking tray with grease proof paper.

Step 2: Using a glass bowl, placed over a sauce pan with boiling water begin to melt the chocolate and unsalted butter together until smooth. (Here you can add in any other ingredients, such as cherries, nuts etc).

Step 3: In a separate bowl, mix together the cocoa powder, flour and sugar. Then add the melted chocolate and butter and stir in well.

Step 4: Crack the eggs and add into the mixture, beating until you achieve a smooth consistency. 

Step 5: Pour mixture into the baking tray that you previously lined with grease proof paper, and add in any last minute things such as chocolate chunks or marshmallows.

Step 6: Place in the centre of the oven for 25 minutes, then check the brownies to see how gooey they are. If you feel they need longer then leave them in the oven for a further 10 minutes. (In total I cooked mine for around 40 minutes, and they turned out perfect).

Step 7: Once cooked, leave the brownies to cool. Once cooled, remove them from the tray, cut up and tuck in!

So that's my little chocolate brownie recipe. Adding in the chunks of white chocolate was such a nice touch, as I love white chocolate! I hope you guys enjoyed this kind of post, and i'd love to know if you'd want to see more posts like this.

Can I start off by pointing out the box, how amazing is the design? It gets me all in the summery mood with bold tropical prints, which is what the months box is all about. Preparing us for this upcoming season and all of the outdoor activities we will be getting up to, and for me that means festivals and chilled summer evening BBQ's.

So let's get into the contents of this months box, and starting with the Soigne Nail Lacquer in the shade 'Creme Au Beurre' I believe, which is probably the most fanciest nail polish i've ever seen, I mean it's packaging just screams luxury. This is a lovely pale nude pink shade, which I don't own anything like and as nude is said to be a big spring/summer nail trend I will be for sure rocking this!

Next we have a firm summer favourite of mine, the Benefit They're Real Mascara. Now if you haven't heard about this mascara then where have you been? It's amazing for giving your lashes that volume and fullness that we all desire, and it's definitely one that I will be loving for years to come. What's so great is that these samples last so long, I have about three samples now meaning that holding off on buying the full size has been prolonged once more, cheers Birchbox!

These next two products i'm quite excited about, as these are a Birchbox exclusive and the products in question are the Beauty Protector Protect and Shampoo & Conditioner. The first thing that caught my eye was the packaging, so unique and secondly the smell, especially of the conditioner.. so nice! These products are both sulphate and paraben free, whilst also being vegan and are said to strengthen, nourish and protect the hair, which appeals greatly to me and my super damaged hair. 

Next is product that i've heard so much about, but never delved into and that is the Aromatherapy Associates Revive Morning Bath & Shower Oil. Now i've heard Lily Pebbles rave on about these oils, how calming and relaxing these are to use when having a soak in the bath but i've never really been one for body oils, they just haven't really come under my radar before, but i'm super excited to see how this one works out.

Last but very not least is one of my favourite products of all time, and that is the Liz Earle Cleanse & Polish. Liz Earle are currently celebrating the fact that this cleanser has one over 100 beauty awards solidifying that this cleanser means business. It's great for removing the heaviest of makeup, even waterproof whilst cleansing the skin and removing any dry skin that I have without being harsh. What's also great is that this mini comes with a mini muslin cloth, meaning you can use it whilst on the go or when travelling as it will fit into any bag. 

Within this months box is also a mini mag jam packed with beauty tips from the Harpers Bazaar Beauty Director, Sophie Bloomfeild with loads of tips and tricks for when surviving the outdoors, which I can't wait to get stuck into. Also, within this months box is a special little offer where you can subscribe to Harpers Bazaar for 12 months, for just £12! Amazing!

What do you think of this months box?

Had a wisdom tooth taken out - On tuesday I had my first ever tooth taken out, and lucky for me it was one of wisdom teeth. I was more nervous that I should of been as I didn't feel a thing, and even though I didn't really want to go through with it, i'm glad it's out now.
 Have been addicted to smoothies - I love milkshakes, but I just don't like the thought of all that sugar within the milkshake powder, so I thought i'd whip up a smoothie using banana's, strawberries and milk. Safe to say it was the best idea ever, and i've been devouring them this week!
Sent off all my uni work to be printed - I've finally finished the majority of my uni work that needed to be professionally printed and I received back my first load of orders on friday. After a few issues, i'm actually really pleased as I had major doubts but I can finally relax and crack on with the last few things i've got to complete.
Rekindled my love for scones - What can I say, i'm definitely British at heart and I love a good scone with some clotted cream and jam every now and then! So tasty!

What have you been up to this week?

The Benefit Rockateur Blush is described as a rockin' rose gold cheek powder that gives a provocative flush to the cheeks that is bound to turn heads. Can I first just point out the packaging, i've never known packaging to one, look so good and two, photograph so well! I just love it. This is actually my first and only Benefit product that I own, but it has definitely began my love for Benefit and I definitely want to try out more from them as I hear so many raving reviews about their products.

I've been using this on and off ever since I received it around Christmas time, but i've been using a lot more recently as i've been gravitating to using blush a lot more now that the weather has perked up a bit recently. I just love everything about this blush. The rose gold shade to it is perfect for adding a flush to the cheeks, whilst also acting as a slight highlighter from the gold shimmer running through it, and I find it really helps to warm up my complexion especially when i'm having a dull skin day. I honestly love this blush, how many times can I declare my love for this within one blog post? haha.

This blush also comes with it's own little brush, which would be really handy when on the go but I just found it didn't work for me as I much prefer a bigger brush, like the RT Blush Brush to apply my blusher but that's just personal preference and i'm sure it would work well for some of you. 

Overall i'm so glad to have this blush in my life and I can see myself wearing this to death over the coming summer months!

Have you tried out this blush? What are your thoughts?

Handed in my dissertation - Even though I finished my dissertation and half handed it in a couple of weeks ago, this week I physically handed it in which felt like a huge weight off my shoulders. It's safe to say that it was literally the worst piece of uni work that I have ever had to complete and i'm so glad it's done and dusted!

Tried some new foods - Carrying on from last weeks trying to eat healthy vibe, this week i've been trying out some dishes that I don't eat all that often and trying to eat more vegetables, especially with my evening meals. My mum threw together a somewhat paella style dish, which was incredible and i've also been eating a lot of sweet potato, I think I might have fallen in love with it.

Made some more online orders - With the student discounts continuing, I of course made a few more cheeky orders whilst I could. I'll be featuring everything in my next recent purchases post, so look out for that over the next few weeks.
Treated myself to some pretty tulips - I've been wanting some tulips for a while now, just to add a bit of spring feeling to my room and I might use them whilst taking my blog pictures as I think they are a nice addition to the background of images. For £2, they're actually really nice!
Made some yummy brownies - In a moment of boredom, my boyfriend and myself decided to make some brownies and they turned out so good. So much sugar though!

What have you been up to this week?

The first product the L'oreal EverRiche Nourishing & Taming Shampoo, which I really didn't like to start with as I felt it was just a thick shampoo that almost felt like it was really weighing my hair down so I stopped using it. I decided to start using it again a few weeks back as I felt my usual conditioner was really stripping my hair and making it feel really brittle. I found leaving this on as you would with a conditioner and then lathering through the ends of my hair has really changed my opinion on this. It leaves my hair feeling so much more nourished, the only thing I don't like is the packaging, it's so difficult to squeeze the product out!

This next product I kind of featured in my last haircare saviours post, but this is a different version the Dove Colour Radiance Leave-in Conditioning and Care Spray. Slightly different to the yellow bottled version, as that contains oil, whereas this one is designed for coloured hair. I thought i'd give this a go as my hair is coloured and I love what this has been doing for my hair. After washing, i'll spray this mainly in the lower lengths of my hair and a few spritz's to the roots just add a little more conditioning to my hair. I've noticed in the past few weeks my hair is looking a feeling a lot less brittle and dry, so thumbs up all round. 

Sticking with the spray type products and the Macadamia Healing Oil Spray is like a miracle worker. For ages i've been looking for an oil, in spray form as I find putting it on my hands and then rubbing in doesn't quite have the same effect. As this is a lighter based solution it's great for my hair, as my hair is quite fine and heavier based products really weigh it down. Again, I spray this through the lower lengths of my hair after washing allowing it to fully absorb whilst my hair dries naturally. the best bit is that you only need a few spritz's as I find if I apply too much it can go a little crispy, so I know this product will be lasting me well. 

This last product is one I wish i'd given into a long time ago and that is the Phillip Kingsley Elasticizer. A pre shampooing treatment, that you apply like you would a conditioning mask before washing your hair. I apply this to the lower ends of my hair usually the night before, and I then wash my hair the following morning as I find the longer this is on my hair, the better the results. If I forget or i'm washing my hair in the evening, i'll apply this a couple of hours before still allowing it to work it's magic. It's a great pre conditioning mask and my hair feels so much more nourished after use. I'll for sure be purchasing the full size when my sample runs out.

So that is all the haircare products I have really been loving recently. If you have any recommendations then please fire them my way!

What products do consider your 'haircare saviours'?