if I want to feel better usually a face mask to make skin better, make up, fake tan, an outfit I feel good in other than gym clothes, throw in the Clip in hair extensions for volume, some blonde root spray to cover the grey!
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Self care pamper session - hair and face mask, body scrub etc whilst listening to relaxing podcasts in the bath.
I’d lost my way a bit with my appearance so I had a Styled by Susie online analysis and it worked wonders for my confidence. They tell you what body shape you are, what colours suit you, make up advice etc. I wear stuff now I’d never have considered before and don’t care what anyone thinks. Check Susie and her stylists out on Instagram.
I’d lost my way a bit with my appearance so I had a Styled by Susie online analysis and it worked wonders for my confidence. They tell you what body shape you are, what colours suit you, make up advice etc. I wear stuff now I’d never have considered before and don’t care what anyone thinks. Check Susie and her stylists out on Instagram.
I’ve put 18lb on since March. My usual pixie crop is now flapping around my ears. None of my clothes fit. And quite frankly I look like a bag of tit. I usually walk about 30 miles in the Peak District each weekend but because of lockdown we haven't been able to so I feel sluggish. On a plus note I am having hair chopped off tonight. Praise be.
Tan, doing my hair a bit nicer than usual, trying a bit harder with make up, and making sure my nails are filed nicely helps. But the key ones is eating well, staying on top of exercise, and most importantly not looking at instagram etc of super perfectly looking people. I try to avoid that as much as possible, only follow those who may be good looking but in an achievable kind of way. Social media definitely has the worst impact on my self esteem