Glastonbury 2015

Hello!

I admit I am late in writing this post, but as I sit scrolling through the internet listening to my Glastonbury playlist I thought I would write a post sharing my first ever Glastonbury experience. 

Glastonbury is most definitely the happiest place on earth, I have never seen so many smiling faces, even the pouring rain couldn't get anyone down. For me, being there was the most surreal thing. I've watched Glastonbury for so many years on TV longing to be there and then there I was with my tent pitched with my best friend with a view of the legendary pyramid stage! The size of the festival is incredible and the amount of stuff to do is crazy, you could definitely go the whole four days without seeing any music acts at all, imagine that though, going to a music festival and not seeing anyone! 

Here are some tips if you are thinking of going to Glastonbury next year:

- Register now! You need to register on the Glastonbury website and submit a picture that needs to be approved... This picture will be on your ticket.
- Plan ahead. Make sure you buy all your necessities in plenty of time, you can buy most things at the festival itself but then be aware you'll be paying festival prices (aka EXPENSIVE!)
- Take plenty of money. Food and drink at festivals are always expensive and then you need to take into account any trinkets you want to buy or if you want to go for a massage in the healing field (which are AMAZING)

I'm going to write a checklist before festival season next year so look out for that!

Thanks for reading!

Have you been to any festivals? What was your experience? 

Bye for now! :)

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The lob

Hi!

As someone who rarely gets a haircut (oops) and usually has fairly long hair getting a haircut is a big deal for me, normally only ever getting cut off the least amount as possible not wanting to loose my long locks. However, recently my long hair has been such a hassle and it was getting very unhealthy... So I jumped into the deep end (well for me anyway) and got myself a lob! Here's the finished result...

I completely love it! Now my hair is SO soft and healthy and very easy to maintain.

Thanks for reading this short post, be back soon!

Bye for now. 



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Makeup of the day

Hi!

Just a quick post to show what makeup i'm wearing today.

Concealer // Seventeen Phwoar Paint

Foundation // Rimmel London Match Perfection

Clarifying Powder // Rimmel London Clear Complexion

Bronzer // Collection Bronze Glow

Blusher // Rimmel London Live Pink

Eye Shadow // Next Cashmere

Eyebrows // No. 7 Beautiful Eyebrow

Eyeliner // Soap & Glory Supercat

Mascara // Soap & Glory - Thick & Fast

Lipstick // Charlotte Tilbury Matte Revolution - Glastonberry

Greetings 2015

Hi!

I hope you had a lovely Christmas and welcomed the New Year in style. I wasn't sure what I wanted my first post of the new year to be, sat in the staff room at work yesterday afternoon I decided to write a list of posts I want to write in the upcoming months. I ended up writing over three pages of ideas to blog! I'm so excited to get back into the swing of blogging! 

Today I just wanted to share my resolutions for this year I have two which I believe will benefit me in so many ways:

1. Work harder - Over the past few years I've become far too lazy with my work, not only school (well, university now), sometimes I get lazy with my blog too which annoys me because I just LOVE writing and sharing things on here. Also, I found myself slacking at work too. I decided to change this and work harder, work harder to achieve my goals, get brilliant grades, motivate myself to work hard at my job and blog more. In the end hard work pays off, right? 

2. Say "Yes" more - Frequently I find myself declining invitations to going out, whether it be to the pub, cinema or even just to a friends house and I say no. Sometimes it's anxiety but most of the time, yet again, it's just me being lazy. I don't want to be that person that stays in all the time and doesn't see anyone out and about. By saying "yes" more I feel I'm being far more open minded and positive towards life.

I think making resolutions each year is a wonderful thing. Make ones that you don't think you'll stick to and then be impressed when you do! You're life is what you make it, strive to make yourself and others around you happy.

What are your resolutions? 

Bye for now. :)