My mum (!) likes river island. Tight and high waistband, not shiny.
I started using LRP cicaplast Baumé a few weeks ago after also getting really dry patches and it’s made a huge difference! Love it! It feels really thick but melts down and sinks in quickly.
Trust me, the only primark clothing I buy is the PJs/underwear and last time I bought the joggers. I was staying at my cousins house in my new joggers and I was on the floor on all fours, picking up my joggers fluff, thinking “duck I deserve better than this”
The power leggings I used to love 4/5 years ago. Now they’re too short and they use what feels like a different material.
Mint velvet do very nice leggings. Good material and high waisted with enough Lycra in to keep their shape and pull you in too
She has thick, long hair with curls, (it’s beautiful and I’m jealous) but I’m finding it really hard to manage as she is getting older.Maybe a silk pillowcase or child’s silk bonnet at night to help prevent any frizz on the curls?Hi - looking for some tips and recommendations for my young daughters hair please
Need a quick updo for school (we leave the house at 6:30am!) but also don’t want to load down with loads of products as (and I get this may sound a bit weird to some) but I don’t want to put a load of chemicals on her skin, hair and body at such a young age. So I guess I’m looking for some tips on how to look after her hair, how to keep her beautiful curls without brushing them out and any good products or tips.
At the moment we:
- Try to limit dry brushing
- Use a T-shirt to dry her hair
- Wash & condition once a week
- Use Cantu products although I can’t say I’m super impressed with them
- Have just started to use castor oil at night
If you have any other tips, please let me know, you’ll be helping a mamma out !
People might kill me for saying this, but Shein have the best leggings I’ve ever owned. They’re the Glow Mode FeatherFit Crossover ones- buttery soft, high waisted, super flattering, and I’ve worn them to work almost every day for about 5 months and they still feel like new. A bargain for £19!
Are they worth it ? They’re so expensive that I cheapened out and bought a satin one instead a little while back
But now wondering if I should just pay the money and get a real silk oneWhich one did you use?
I'm really liking weleda skin food moisturiser, lovely and rich and smells like a spa day. It's currently on buy one get one half price in Holland and Barratt.
They're not cheap but I'm a big fan of Lululemon leggings. Definitely worth trying a few of their styles on if you have a store near you. Though warning the staff are lovely but a bit in-your-face-friendly
what about damping it with a spray bottle and then using the palmers leave in conditioner spray, I used to use it as a detangler, think Superdrug stocked it x
Topshop leggings from ASOS are great. I've had mine since first lockdown and they wash well. I wear them around the house and on the dog walks.
I would avoid brushing her hair at all, only comb it when wet. Try As I Am products. The co wash is great as is the butter cream for styling. And always use a leave in conditioner. Cantu is my fave xxHi - looking for some tips and recommendations for my young daughters hair please
Need a quick updo for school (we leave the house at 6:30am!) but also don’t want to load down with loads of products as (and I get this may sound a bit weird to some) but I don’t want to put a load of chemicals on her skin, hair and body at such a young age. So I guess I’m looking for some tips on how to look after her hair, how to keep her beautiful curls without brushing them out and any good products or tips.
At the moment we:
- Try to limit dry brushing
- Use a T-shirt to dry her hair
- Wash & condition once a week
- Use Cantu products although I can’t say I’m super impressed with them
- Have just started to use castor oil at night
If you have any other tips, please let me know, you’ll be helping a mamma out !
