I’m glad to see all these olaplex posts as I’ve just bought the oil.
Not sure about the other items in the range as my hair isn’t dyed (yet!)
Not sure about the other items in the range as my hair isn’t dyed (yet!)
This is my dream. Sadly I feel like a bit of a mismatch that has no idea of style!Look after your skin. Double cleanse & moisurise.
I get my hair trimmed every 8 weeks.
Tint your brows / lashes or just keep them tidy & filled in.
Make up - less is more, only difference between my day & night make up is the coverage of my foundation and the colour of my eye liner/ mascara, so brown for day & black for night, I use tinted moisturiser for day & double wear if I’m out at night.
I get Botox x3 a year (I save £50 a month in a jar for this then just add what I need so never feels a big expense)
Keep nails short & tidy, I get mine gel polished every 3 weeks & it’s always neutral colours in summer & berry or black in winter, no pattern etc
I gel polish my own toes (cheap kit off Amazon)
Thursday is fake tan night, i like a bit of colour but Dove moisturiser do a gradual one that is great, I use this to top up my st tropez
Clothes, for work I wear 2 black shift dresses with a jacket or trousers with a blouse body suit in white or black or light blue. Put your work clothes together on a Sunday afternoon so you can be more organised in a morning
I have a good work bag in a stand out colour that fits everything in & looks x20 more than what I paid for it
Weekends if we go out I wear jeans & I have 3 really good quality T-shirts in white, grey & black, always look tidy (mine are Levi’s but Tesco do brill ones) jeans are either light blue, Dark blue or black.
Classic plain white clean trainers, clean shoes is really important
I think simple & tidy is key, keep it achievable, it doesn’t have to cost a lot either, add colour with accessories
Find something that works for you, I find M&S heels best for work so I have them in 3 colours but I have them in suede for going out at night because I know they will fit and won’t hurt me
just read this back and I sound really boring I’m just too busy be dealing with disasters or feeling uncomfortable in myself
I had a baby 6 months ago and still feel I look like a mess! My style has disappeared and I have no idea what to wear/how to put things together so that’s a work in progress.Reading this thread with interest. I've always been a bit scruffy but feeling more self conscious of this after having my second child (and doing the school run but that's another story....). Based on the tips above - does anyone keep to this routine with young children/babies in the house?
Of course you have style, we all do! Next time you get dressed & you are happy take a photo and make an album of items you love, then it’s easy for ideas of what looks great on you. Start simple, give yourself 30 mins a day for just you, time on your skin routine or a mask on your hair, doesn’t have to be pricey, can be basic it’s still working. Use it to shower & slap body lotion on 30 mins is nothing but over a week it all adds up!This is my dream. Sadly I feel like a bit of a mismatch that has no idea of style!
I really lost my way when I had my little girl. However during lockdown I found ‘me’ again and have more of routine with keeping myself looking nice most of the time. For example, I only buy clothes that I know I can make multiple outfits out of - think black trousers, I have a pair from H&M that I love and also a colour in grey. The black goes with anything, absolutely versatile. Black turtle neck, neutral T-shirt’s / vests, white shirt and I add gold jewellery with them all. Earrings, necklace and my beloved gold chunky ring. In terms of beauty I had my nails done every few weeks, I have my eyelashes filled with natural eyelash extensions (they’re not too long, quite subtle hence why they’re called ‘natural’), I get my eyebrows laminated every 8 weeks and I fake tan every week. My favourite cleanser at the moment is Cetaphil, it makes my skin feel so soft and I’ve not had any acne since I started using it months ago. My hair I like to either curl it or have it up in a bun. Hope I’ve explained myself well XReading this thread with interest. I've always been a bit scruffy but feeling more self conscious of this after having my second child (and doing the school run but that's another story....). Based on the tips above - does anyone keep to this routine with young children/babies in the house?
This doesn’t sound boring at all! Amazing! Would love if you would share the bag you mentioned? I am on the lookout for a new work bag.Look after your skin. Double cleanse & moisurise.
I get my hair trimmed every 8 weeks.
Tint your brows / lashes or just keep them tidy & filled in.
Make up - less is more, only difference between my day & night make up is the coverage of my foundation and the colour of my eye liner/ mascara, so brown for day & black for night, I use tinted moisturiser for day & double wear if I’m out at night.
I get Botox x3 a year (I save £50 a month in a jar for this then just add what I need so never feels a big expense)
Keep nails short & tidy, I get mine gel polished every 3 weeks & it’s always neutral colours in summer & berry or black in winter, no pattern etc
I gel polish my own toes (cheap kit off Amazon)
Thursday is fake tan night, i like a bit of colour but Dove moisturiser do a gradual one that is great, I use this to top up my st tropez
Clothes, for work I wear 2 black shift dresses with a jacket or trousers with a blouse body suit in white or black or light blue. Put your work clothes together on a Sunday afternoon so you can be more organised in a morning
I have a good work bag in a stand out colour that fits everything in & looks x20 more than what I paid for it
Weekends if we go out I wear jeans & I have 3 really good quality T-shirts in white, grey & black, always look tidy (mine are Levi’s but Tesco do brill ones) jeans are either light blue, Dark blue or black.
Classic plain white clean trainers, clean shoes is really important
I think simple & tidy is key, keep it achievable, it doesn’t have to cost a lot either, add colour with accessories
Find something that works for you, I find M&S heels best for work so I have them in 3 colours but I have them in suede for going out at night because I know they will fit and won’t hurt me
just read this back and I sound really boring I’m just too busy be dealing with disasters or feeling uncomfortable in myself
Absolutely, it’s the Erika in raspberryThis doesn’t sound boring at all! Amazing! Would love if you would share the bag you mentioned? I am on the lookout for a new work bag.
Thank you so much, that is a beautiful bag!Absolutely, it’s the Erika in raspberry
I NEED that bag!Absolutely, it’s the Erika in raspberry
Beautiful isn’t it xxI NEED that bag!
I got it with free delivery on Amazon!I NEED that bag!