St.Tropez Gradual Tan In Shower Lotion

When I first saw this, I thought it was too good to be true. I've never really been a 'fake-tanner', nearly every time I have used it something has gone wrong, whether that's just turning completely orange, streaks and patches, or the fact that I just can't be bothered with the whole being sticky and waiting around for it to dry! (Lazy I know)...

Eyeko Lash Curlers

For since I can remember, I always thought that all eyelash curlers were the same and it didn't matter which ones I used. And so, I've been using Superdrug's cheap and cheerful ones for the last few years. However, I spotted this Eyeko freebie with Instyle magazine this month and had to buy them! Can I just say how wrong I was about all eyelash curlers being the same! These Eyeko ones are easier to use and just feel a lot better quality, I think they retail for about £12 so for £3.90 it's a massive bargain! I use them before applying my mascara (which is Benefit's they're real incase you wanted to know) and they seem to stay curled, unlike my other ones which I tended to use again after my mascara had dried. Also, they are limited edition blue velvet ones and the handles are soo pretty! I would definitely recommend you go and buy them for £3.90 especially as there's loads of good hair samples in Instyle this month as well. Good bye Superdrug eyelash curlers!
(This photo doesn't really do them any justice as my eyelashes are having a bit of a rubbish month, does anyone else get this?!)

Percy & Reed: Wonder Balm

I love trying new hair products as I have quite 'hard to manage' hair. My hair is naturally really curly, but you always want what you don't have, so of course I straighten the life out of it every morning! This means that my hair normally feels quite coarse and dry (and very frizzy). Lately I have been using the Percy & Reed Wonder Balm which comes free with Elle magazine this month, RRP is £18 so grabbing it for £4 is an absolute steal! At first I wasn't 100% sure what it was meant to do or what I was meant to do with it, but I apply a small amount to towel dried hair and then again to dry hair after it has been straightened. I didn't particularly think that it made my hair any softer, but it definitely helped tame my frizz & keep my hair in place, especially once you've added it to dry hair. It helps keep all fly away hairs in place and even managed to avoid frizzing in the wind. Overall, I really like this & am happy that I came across it, will be purchasing another one before the end of the month! Thanks Elle!

Have you tried this product? What did you think of it?