The last few months for me product wise haven't really changed that much, and although i'm always trying out new products I do tend to fall back on the same trusted products. Having said that this month i've been using and trying out some new products that I know will become staples within my beauty/skincare regime.

Starting off with my favourite foundation of the moment, the Lancome Teint Idole Ultra Cushion Foundation* (£30) and these cushion style foundations seem to be all the rage at the moment with so many brands bringing their own version out. Essentially this foundation is housed in a compact style packaging with a mesh top, which when pressed transfers through onto your brush or blender. What I love about this foundation is how light it is but yet how build-able it is. It glides on so smoothly and blends like an absolute dream to the point where you can barely feel that you're wearing foundation. If like me you prefer a lighter foundation that it build-able, then I highly recommend trying this out. Moving onto my favourite brushes of the past few weeks, of which I have been using hand in hand with the previous product and many of my other daily products is the Spectrum Brushes 10 - Piece Set* (£39.99) which I have been using so much recently! I just absolutely love everything about these brushes from the design to how soft the bristles are! I have a full review coming this week, so stay tuned for that.

If you saw my recent my recent haul, then you'll know that I picked up The Body Shop Aloe Calming Cream Cleanser (£7) and i'm so glad I ordered this as it has replaced all of my other cleansers within my stash. It is the most gentle cleanser I have ever used and it calms my skin down so much, as it can be quite sensitive and dry. It removes makeup like a dream and leaves my skin feeling and looking so smooth. If you suffer with irritated or sensitive skin, then you'll definitely get on really well with this. Another product you'll of seen from another recent haul of mine is the NYX Lip Lingerie Liquid Lipstick (£6.50) of which I picked up two shades and I absolutely love them. The formula of these is so similar to the Kylie Lip Kits but they are a fraction of the price, but the shades don't dupe them enough. However if you haven't tried these yet, then I suggest heading to your local NYX stand!

So those are the few new beauty and skincare products that I have been loving as of late, and I highly recommend trying them if you haven't already!

What products have you been loving recently?

I know i'm not the only blogger out there that has their woes with Instagram, with their follower count going up and down like a yoyo and struggling to stick to a theme but for the most part I do love Instagram and how unique it is to anything else out there. If you do follow me on Instagram then you'll be familiar with my usual white backgrounds, flat lays and the odd selfie here and there, but I couldn't achieve those white backgrounds and sharpened flat lays if it wasn't for a few apps, that I literally call my 'insta saviours'.

If you've been reading my blog for some time then you'll of probably read my post on Instagram Tips/Photo Editing, where I shared some tips on how to grow your audience and how I edited my photos back then. Mostly every point in that post still applies but since then i've discovered newer apps or i've changed the way I now use those apps and you'll notice my followers have doubled since that post (not that it was easy).

Afterlight - For me this is my favourite photo editing app and I have been using this ever since I decided I wanted to dedicate myself to growing my Instagram. Back in the day I used to use the fancy filters to help brighten up images and bring back the colour that was sometimes lost, but now I prefer to use the manual aspect of this app and you can do pretty much anything you want. From cropping an image, to applying a white border, or brightening up a dull image and adding some sharpness to it, the possibilities are endless. I personally love this app for adding on the white borders to my photos, as I find they just make my feed look so much cleaner but I also use this app to do the majority of my photo editing. For an app that costs now 79p (used to be 69p) you really cannot complain, as you can edit an image solely using this app. 

Aviary - This app is more of a recent discovery for me as I was on the hunt for an app that you could whiten a dull or yellow toned background, but without paying the ridiculous price of Facetune as I wouldn't of used it for anything else. Thats when I discovered Aviary which is a free photo editing app that you can use similarly to Afterlight but with this app you can whiten up any background. I find that the manual editing on this app isn't as good as Afterlight, but I often use these two apps hand in hand to edit photos, especially those that have a really dull background to it. As this app is free you cannot go wrong and is one i'd definitely recommend, especially if like me your office has hideous lighting!

Below you can see the before and after of using these two apps hand in hand. Firstly I opened up the image in Afterlight and adjusted both the brightness and contrast to brighten the image, but to also bring some colour back into it. I then sharpened the image as I find this helps to bring back detail that can often be lost when brightening an image. I then saved the image and opened it up in Aviary to whiten the background, where you literally swipe over the screen like an eraser to whiten the areas that you want, and tadah! 

I hope this post was somewhat helpful, especially if you're wanting to try out some new photo editing apps as I would highly recommend trying these, not only because they are cheap as chips, but because I have noticed such a positive difference in my content and pictures appearance since I began using these apps.

What are your favourite photo editing apps?

Spectrum is a brand I was introduced a few years ago at The Clothes Show, and I remember the stand being absolutely packed with so many people trying to get their hands on their signature ombre style brushes that I didn't even get chance to purchase any brushes for myself. Ever since then i've always wanted to get my hands on some Spectrum brushes just to see what the hype was all about, so when the lovely team kindly sent me one of their sets to try, I couldn't pass up on the opportunity.

What instantly caught my eye with Spectrum's brush designs is how they are so different to any other brushes that i've seen or owned, as the majority of the brushes I own have either white or black bristles, whereas Spectrum brushes offer such a point of difference with their ombre style bristles that just brighten up my mood every time I use them and also my makeup brush collection.

The Spectrum 10-Piece Essential Set* (£39.99) is as the name suggests, it is the ultimate set for your everyday makeup brush needs as it contains every essential brush you would need and then some. This set contains a great mixture of brushes for the face and also the eyes, meaning that you can create a massive variety of looks whether it be an everyday face look or a bold smokey eye look, the possibilities are endless. So far i've been getting some great use out of all of these brushes and i'm really impressed with amazing quality of these brushes, with all of them being completely vegan and cruelty free, which is always a massive bonus and great to see so many brands taking animal rights seriously.

Moving onto the individual brushes within the collection, of which all have several uses making these brushes so versatile. The B01 Flat Top Buffer Brush is probably my favourite brush from this collection as it is the perfect sized buffing brush that buffs my foundation onto my skin like no other brush that I own. The A01 Larged Domed Powder Brush is again another perfect sized brush that I love to use for my setting powders and also if I want to bronze up my face quickly. Moving onto the A05 Small Angled Blush Brush which for me is the perfect contour and blush brush as the angled shape to it really gets into the hollows of my cheeks, and it's also lovely if you're applying a tiny amount of highlight. Moving onto the smaller brushes and another great one is the B03 Buffing Concealer Brush which i've been using for just that, buffing in my concealer.

Onto the eye brushes, which i've been putting through it's paces and the majority of these brushes kind of do all of the same jobs but it's great to have a good selection. The A06 Large Fluffy Shader Brush is amazing for applying all over the lid but also blending out your eye looks. The B06 Tall Tapered Blender Brush and the B04 Small Angled Blender Brush are great for blending into the crease and smoking out your eye looks, and generally just blending your eye look, making it look all tied together. The last of the smaller brushes all have an individual use, with the A17 Angled Brow Brush being my current go to for my brows as the brush shape has such a lovely yet precise angle to it. The A15 Lip Liner Brush is one I haven't gotten much use out of as I don't wear much lip liner but the shape of this brush is just right for getting a precise line around the lips, stopping your lipstick bleeding. The final brush in this collection is the A09 Angled Eyeliner Brush, which again I haven't gotten much use out of but if you're a gel liner kind of gal, then you'll love this brush.

Overall I am really impressed with this brush collection! It has all the brushes that you will ever need, and let's not forget how totally uh-mazing these brushes would look on your dressing table!

Have you tried out any Spectrum Brushes?

Whenever I go to the gym, I do like to make sure I look somewhat the part, kind of 'got the gear but no idea look' - if you get me! For me I like my gym wear to be comfortable, but also somewhat different as i'm not afraid to rock some funky patterned bottoms but at the same time I do stick to my monochrome safe box. The new range from Ellesse in collaboration with Lucy Mecklenburgh (from TOWIE) for me is my ideal gym wear range, as the designs fit my personal style down to a T and they look just down right uh-mazing! As the lovely team from JD Sports sent my a few garments from the new range, I thought i'd style them up and put them through their paces during a sweaty gym session!

Starting off with probably the most important thing us girls need to wear in the gym, or when exercising in general and that is a sports bra! The Ellesse Greta Tape Sports Bra* (£18.00) is my favourite style of sports bra, no hard to reach and intricate straps, a simple put over your head/arms and you're good to go! What I love about this sports bra is the simple design to it, black with the Ellesse logo around the elasticated section because sports bra's aren't something you see under a t-shirt and let's face it i'm not going to be going to the gym showing this off anytime soon, for me it's all about the support it gives and it's safe to say my boobs aren't going anywhere anytime soon in this! 

I then paired this with the Ellesse Read 2-in1 Vest* (£28), which is completely different to the usual baggy tops that I wear to the gym. I love the design of this as it has an almost built in sports bra/top section to hide your sports bra and then the top stills covers the area's you don't want to be showing off to the world but allows some air to get in there, as I personally gets SO hot when I go to the gym. The fabric is also super breathable and I like that it doesn't cling to you like your usual gym tops, as it still has the baggy element that I find comfort in whilst working out.

Moving onto my favourite piece from the range is the Ellesse Ren Tape Tights* (£30), which are the most comfortable gym bottoms i've ever worn! I love the space dye grey pattern to these trousers and the material is super thin, which makes them so light and comfortable to wear, and it means I can squat to my hearts content without them feeling restricting. Again, they have the Ellesse logo around the elasticated waistband which I think adds a nice touch and they also have a small zip pocket on the bum section, which I use to put my gym card in or my locker key. The only downside to these is that they are way too long for me, but I do like to roll my gym trousers up to allow some air to my ankles/legs so this didn't bother me too much. I then finished off my gym outfit with my trusty Adidas ZX Flux Verve Trainers (£75) as these are super light weight and so comfy! (Just to note, I don't usually go to the gym all dolled up and I do put my hair up when i'm working up a sweat!)

Overall I love the pieces within this range as they are so comfortable to wear and they are reasonably affordable, especially if you're an avid gym goer! I'd definitely recommend checking out this range, especially if you're on the hunt for some new gym gear! 

What are your favourite gym wear pieces?

It's been quite a while since I purchased any new bits from The Body Shop, so much so that their packaging has completely changed and I absolutely love the more sleek and minimal style to their packaging, as the previous packaging was looking a little dated. Initially when I was browsing the website, I was a little sad to see that some of my favourites have been discontinued or replaced but I also found some great products to try!

I knew that I was in need of a couple of new cleansers and my skin always get's on well with all of those that I have tried from The Body Shop. As I really like their Camomile Silky Cleansing Oil (£11) and mine was running low, I thought it was the perfect opportunity to get another one as this has got to be my favourite oil based cleanser. It breaks down all makeup including really hard to remove waterproof makeup and leaves my skin feeling so cleansed but not stripped as this is so gentle on my skin and I find it also helps to keep my skins dryness at rest for the most part. Another cleanser that I picked up was the Aloe Calming Cream Cleanser (£10), as the aloe range is aimed at skin that can often be irritated or is just sensitive, which mine can be. I really like this cleanser so far as it is so gentle on my skin and the creamy formula helps to leave my skin feeling so soft!

Moving onto the moisturisers that I picked up, as all of my moisturisers have ran out all around the same time but none had impressed me enough to repurchase, so I thought i'd try out some new ones. As i've gotten on well previously with a few products from the vitamin e range, I decided to try out the Vitamin E Moisture Cream (£12) as I love the sorbet version of this and I wanted to see how i'd get on with the moisturiser. I've been using this both morning and night, and so far i'm really pleased. It gives my skin such a lovely boost of moisture and my skin has been looking a lot more hydrated and radiant as of late, rather than it's very dull self.

As i'd already added the aloe cleanser to my basket I thought i'd see what the Aloe Soothing Day Cream (£12) was like, as I loved a discontinued aloe serum that I purchased a few years back as it helped to sooth my skin and I wanted to try more than one moisturiser. I've been using this in the morning alternating between the previous moisturiser and my skin has been the calmest it has been in such a long time. The consistency of this is quite light and kind of gel like in comparison to the vitamin e moisturiser and when I apply this it instantly makes my skin feel soothed and cool. If you're wanting a new moisturiser and like me you have sensitive skin, then i'd definitely recommend trying this out!

So those are the few bits that I picked up from The Body Shop recently, and so far i'm really loving these new products! Whilst I was typing up this post I noticed a lot of their skincare products have been reduced, so i'd definitely recommend ordering sooner rather than later!

What are your favourite products from The Body Shop?

LOOK 1 - BOUNCY CURLS

When i'm being completely lazy with my hair I will usually just let it air dry, and I find after blow dry styling to be such a faff and I find my hair just looks so flat when I blow dry it, but I thought i'd see how these products could work to make my hair look sleek but with some added volume after blow drying my hair.

Safe to say I was really pleased with this look! It took literally 10 minutes, with barely any after styling and I loved the added volume into the root section of my hair, as i'm so used to my hair look really flat after a blow dry.

LOOK 3 - WAVY HALF UP PONYTAIL

The third and final look is my go to hair style, the half up half down pony tail as it's so easy to do, and it makes your second/third day hair just look that little less miserable. I thought i'd switch it up a little and add some waves into this look, to see how they lasted throughout the day as waves never stay put in my hair.

So that is the third and final look, which I was so pleased with as it transformed my usual boring half up pony tail into a hair look that I loved, and it took around 10-15 minutes to achieve!

Overall I absolutely loved using these five products from the new L'oreal Studio Pro range to change up my boring everyday hair looks and to add some life into my hair styling! If you're looking to transform your everyday hair looks, or are just wanting to try out some new hair styling products then I would definitely recommend trying out the L'oreal Studio Pro range as it's not only affordable but works wonders in my opinion! 

I hope you all enjoyed this post, as I had such fun putting this together for you guys and if you would like me to do any future hair looks then I happily will!

What is your favourite go to hair look?

* This post is in collaboration with L'oreal and Preen.me as part of the #PreenMeVIP program. See my full disclaimer here.

I'm sure i'm not alone when it comes to blow drying your hair and that you can never perfect it the way that you can when visiting your local hair salon, but like me you try your best and pray that the after styling saves your hairs appearance for the remainder of the day. Through trying out a fair few hair care products over the years, there are definitely a few that my hair loves and work hand in hand to give my hair the best blow dry that I can at home.

Once i've given my hair a good wash, with whatever shampoo and conditioner i've got on the go I like to give my hair as much nourishment as I possibly can, as my hair is fairly dry and damaged through the years of box dying it. Having said that, I have recently had my hair stripped and i've had an Olaplex treatment so it's not as damaged as it once was but it still quite dry especially at the ends. For years i've heard so many people say that a hair oil will work wonders, and it was until I tried out the Morrocan Oil Treatment Light (£13.45). I apply this to the ends of my hair whilst it is still quite wet, allowing it to really soak into the ends of my hair and after using this for a good year now I can definitely say that having an oil treatment within your hair regime is one of they key things to keeping your hair not only feeling healthy but also looking healthy.

The next product that I love to use especially on the lower ends of my hair is the Lee Stafford Argan Oil Night Repair Serum (£12.99), which i've spoken about a fair bit previously and that is because I honestly love it! Although this is designed as a product you apply and leave overnight, like a treatment that helps to repair your hair overnight but I don't really use it like that as I don't tend to sleep with wet or damp hair. I prefer to use that as a serum or after conditioning treatment that helps to brush through the knots in my hair but the product itself is bloody brilliant. The argan oil infused formula really works to give my hair some much needed nourishment and it leaves my hair feeling so soft and looking so healthy! 

A more recent addition into my blow dry regime is the Redken Pillow Proof Blow Dry Primer* (£12.75), which is essentially a primer that preps your hair for your blow dry and helps to protect the hair, and shield it from any breakage or damage that your hair can face during the blow drying your hair. Now hair primers are an odd one to me, but this product has somewhat changed my opinion as this product is like no other than i've tried. I find it really does help to prep my hair and protect my hair when I am blow drying it, and I find that my hair no longer feels dry or appears frizzy after blow drying my hair, all thanks to this product. 

The final product that I will forever praise for having within my hair care regime is the Michael Mercier Wet Brush (£7.95), which I picked up on a whim from my local TkMaxx around a year or so ago and I would highly recommend to anyone that having a brush designed to use when your hair is wet. This brush in particular is so delicate on my hair and I find that hardly any hair comes out of my hair when I use this, as I find standard brushes really hurt and tug on my hair especially when it's wet but this works wonders. It glides through my hair like a right dream and it removes any unwanted tangles.

So those are the four products that I love to use hand in hand for perfecting my at home blow dry!

What products do you use when blow dry your hair?

Starting with my favourite base product of this entire year, and I believe I began using this at the end of winter coming into spring and is one i'll be using for many years to come. This is the Rimmel Lasting Finish Foundation (£7.99), and I have a few different shades of this as I do love to wear fake tan in the summer but in the past week of so i've scrubbed all of my tan off and I have reverted back to my lightest shade, which i'm a little sad about but I bloody love this foundation. It has a lovely medium build able coverage that has a lovely level of dewiness that is just right for me! I've always been a huge fan of Rimmel, especially their foundations and if like me you have somewhat dry skin then you'll definitely get on well with this! Another product that i've been loving for quite a good time now, and is a product I believe I loved through winter last year is the Benefit Rockatuer Blush (£23.50) as it looks amazing all year round and on any skin tone in my opinion. I love this when i'm pale and also tanned, as it gives a lovely flush of colour and a slight highlight that just looks unreal!

Moving onto products that i've only been using for a few months that i've loved so much that I know i'll be using for many months to come! Starting with the Kylie Jenner Candy K Lip Kit ($29), which I have in a few shades but the shade Candy K is definitely the perfect autumnal nude shade that again looks killer with a tan or in all of my pale glory! I haven't raved too much about these but I bloody love them, the formula is amazing and the lasting power is like no product i've tried before. Although they are an absolute ball ache to get hold of, they are SO worth it! Another product that has a massive hype around it that is SO worth it is the Anastasia Beverly Hills Gleam Glow Kit (£39), which I kindly received for my birthday. This highlight palette is absolutely beautiful, and it again it looks beautiful on when I have a tan but also when i'm pale, and I know i'll be getting a lot of love during the autumn and winter months! 

The last product that i've been loving from the most recent months comes from the new Benefit brow products, and you'll probably know how much i've been loving the Benefit Goof Proof Brow Pencil (£18.50), but alongside that i've also been loving the Benefit Ready, Set, Brow Gel (£18.50). In all honesty when it comes to brow products I do use a selection of different products to fill in my brows, but i've always struggled with brow setting products. That was until I found this product and it is bloody amazing! You might think 'it's just a clear mascara', but i've never found a product that sets my brows and keeps them in place like this product! 

So those are a few products that I will be taking into autumn and after typing this up i'm so excited to get burning all my candles, and to begin prepping for Christmas!

What products do you love to use in autumn?

Nail Box is a brand that i've collaborated with previously and having absolutely loved the concept of a nail subscription service, I couldn't pass on another opportunity to try out their service. As the name would suggest, Nail Box is a monthly subscription box and the only of it's kind within the UK, that contains around 4-5 nail products, whether it be nail varnish or nail tools all of which are centred around a theme. What is also great about Nail Box is that they will never send you the same product twice, so you're guaranteed to never have any duplicate products and it means you get a few new shades each month.

This months box theme is called 'Into The Sunshine', which is a little sad as it means we're nearing the end of summer but the nail polishes in this box are of an amazing selection to round off the end of summer before we move onto our more autumnal nail polish shades. In this months box I received four nail varnish shades and then a nail art tool, which actually goes hand in hand with one of the nail varnish shades and is a product i've never come across before so it got me really intrigued.

The nail varnish shades within this months box come from an array of different brands, some of which retail for more than what this box costs so that is a massive bonus. Starting off with my favourite shade from this months box and this OPI 'Lost My Bikini in Molokini', which a beautiful summer purple shade that I absolutely love and have been getting a lot of wear out of, especially on my toes. The next shade comes also comes from OPI and this is the Nicole by OPI 'Carrie'd Away', from the Carrie Underwood collection as is a lovely glitter nail varnish that my Mum has already 'barrowed' from me as she is a big lover of her glitter nail varnishes! The last shade is the Bourjois So Laque 'Orange Creation', which is this beautiful and bright orange shade that would so killer with a tan!

Lastly is the Apharasec Nail Stamp Tool, which comes with it's own white nail shade which is basically this super easy tool that you can use to apply and create unique nail art designs, which as I mentioned is a product i've never seen before. I can't wait to use this and see what designs I can create!

All in all i'm really impressed with this months box from Nail Box and i'm excited to see what products are within next months box, which is called 'Pumpkin Patch' and we all know that this is definitely going to be a halloween or autumnal themed box! Make sure you've signed up for your box by the 20th of September to receive your box in time!

Have you signed up to Nail Box?

When I previously visited my local NYX stand they unfortunately did not have any of the Lip Lingerie Lipsticks, which were the main product from NYX that I wanted to try so when I saw that they had them in stock in Plymouth I couldn't pass up the opportunity to get my hands on a couple of shades.

As the stand had only been open less than a week the availability of stock wasn't that great as the stand was absolutely crammed, but luckily I still managed to pick up a couple of new products to try. The first product I picked up was one of the NYX Soft Matte Lip Creams (£5.50), which I hadn't swatched previously and they had a few really nice shades. Although i'm not a huge fan of velvet lip creams, the formula of this is a lot nicer and leaves my lips feeling as if they literally have nothing on them. I picked up the shade 'Stockholm' which is lovely pinky nude with a coral undertone that I really like and is slightly different to any of my other nude shades.

As I mentioned I picked up a couple of the NYX Lip Lingerie Lipsticks (£6.50), which to me are the ultimate dupes formula wise for the Kylie Jenner Lip Kits, but NYX don't really have shades that completely dupe the lip kits fully. I picked up two beautiful nude shades and I would of picked up more but they had sold out of the others that I wanted, but the shades that I got were '03 Lace Detail' which is a light brown nude that has a slight pink undertone, but on me it is definitely nude. I also picked up '08 Bedtime Flirt' which is more pink nude in comparison and i've been wearing this so much recently!

I've really been loving the Lip Lingerie Lipsticks, as the formula is utterly amazing! It lasts so well on the lips to the point where I only have to reapply once a day, usually after i've eaten a big meal or an apple (odd, I know!). If you haven't had chance to try out these then i'd definitely recommend getting down to your local stand as they are amazing! 

Have you bought anything new from NYX recently?

Lush is definitely one of my favourite brands for all things pampering as there is nothing more that I love than having myself a relaxing evening with a bath, a massive carb filled meal and catching up on PLL! Having said that, it's not something that occurs regularly so I definitely enjoy it a lot more when I get the chance and it means I can try out a few Lush products in order to make up for lost time! I thought i'd finally share a few of my favourites, that you definitely need to try if you haven't already.

One thing you'll notice is that all of my favourite Lush products have one thing in common, they are all pink! Definitely a coincidence but there is nothing better than a pink glittery bath - am I right, or am I right? A long term favourite of mine is the Sex Bomb Bath Bomb (£3.50), which I think was the first ever bath bomb that I tried from Lush and a fair few years on I still love it as much as I did then! Although it doesn't make the most crazy patterns in the bath, it makes your bath smell amazing and it really helps me to unwind as this bath bomb is designed to help you destress with it's jasmine and ylang ylang scent. Another product i've been loving recently to help me unwind and destress is the new Melting Marshmallow Moment Bath Oil (£2), which really helps to calm my skin and leaving it feeling uh-mazing! 

A recent bath bomb discovery came from one of my birthday gifts, which is the Sakura Bath Bomb (£3.50). I'd never tried this bath bomb previously, mainly because it doesn't look as exciting, however it's a lovely bath bomb to make you feel fresh and calming. It has a lovely spring scent to it that is totally different to the usual sweetie smelling bath bombs and it's nice to have a burst of freshness. Another recent love from Lush is their Fluffy Egg Bathbomb (£2.95), which I believe is a limited edition Easter product however I have used a good few of these over the past few months! I'm pretty sure this has the snow fairy scent or one very similar, which is my favourite scent of all time from Lush!

Moving onto my favourite bubblebars, which I do have a somewhat love hate relationship with as I love the concept of them however I just find them so messy to store once you've used a portion of them. Anywho, my all time favourite is of course the Comforter Bubblebar (£4.95), but i'm actually all out of that at the moment and as I have so many to use it has allowed to find some new favourites! One of thise has got to be the Rosejam Bubbleroon (£3.95), which again i'd not tried at all and as i'm not a huge fan of the scent of the shower gel I doubted i'd like this but I actually love it! It creates a lovely amount of bubbles and also further turns your bath even more pink, which all in all is enough to cheer anyone up. Lastly is another discovery of the past year or so, and this is the Cream Candy Bubblebar (£2.95), which I buy purely for the snow fairy scent. Lush are quite sneaky with that, but if it means getting my snow fairy fix some way then let this be it!

What are your favourite Lush products?