Preparing for Christmas!

Hey guys!

So this month I've been really busy preparing for the best season of all, Christmas!
I've been out on a couple of shopping trips for decorations and other festive bits, and have filmed a couple of haul videos for my Youtube channel, so I'll link both of those videos below to get you into the festive spirit!
I've also been busy doing some crafty bits for the season too, so keep an eye out on my channel for those festive videos coming up throughout the month of December!

I'm also going to be trying to post more content on my Instagram account too, so go follow me on there for some cute Christmassy posts throughout December!
I really hope you enjoy the videos and let me know if you've got any requests for Christmas videos this year
(I love hearing from you guys!)

Autumn/Fall Primark Haul

Last weekend I popped into Primark for some well needed Autumn/Fall essentials, as the weather seems to have taken a turn for the worst this week and I was in desperate need of some gloves and a nice new wooly jumper. 

The haul is now up on my Youtube channel so if you're interested, go check out the video (click on the photo below!) although there were still so many other things I wanted to pick up whilst I was there, so I may be taking another trip to Primark in the next couple of weeks! Enjoy!

 

DIY Frame Trays and Dry Wipe Boards

Hey guys! So it's been a while since I posted on here, but I've been so busy finishing my second year at uni, so hopefully I'll make up for it over the next couple of months!

So I decided to try a DIY I've been meaning to do for a while -
DIY frame trays and dry-wipe boards!
You'll probably already have most of the supplies for this super easy DIY (I did!)

Here's the supplies you'll need:

- Old Frame

- Paint or Spray
- Scraps of fabric or patterned paper
- Scissors
- Paintbrush (Optional)

Hopefully the photos above are easy enough to follow, though I will be posting a video up on my Youtube channel for this DIY very soon, so stay tuned!

Lee Stafford Hair Growth Challenge: Round Two

*DING DING*

So last year I decided to give the 'Lee Stafford: For hair that doesn't grow past a certain length' challenge a go.

I purchased the shampoo, conditioner and hair mask/treatment from Boots, and used them every time I washed my hair, for a month. If you want to see the original 'Initial Impressions' and 'Final Results' videos, go check out my Youtube. 

But initially I wasn't too impressed with the products, especially the shampoo and conditioner, and felt that my hair growth wasn't worth a shout about.

HOWEVER, these products are currently on offer in Boots, being 3 for £15, and considering the leave in treatment is £11.99 alone (so it must do something), I thought this challenge might be worth another try, using the leave in treatment and hair treatment mask, instead of the shampoo and conditioner.

I will be doing another before and after photo when the month's up, so lets see how it goes, and see if the leave in treatment works any better than the shampoo and conditioner!

*Fingers crossed* this time!

Melted Crayon Canvas Art

So for the past year or two, melted crayon canvas art has been all over Pinterest, and surprisingly, I hadn't tried it myself until now!

This is simply the technique of gluing wax crayons to a canvas or board, and using a heat gun or hair-dryer to melt the crayons into art!

If you want to see my Pinspired video, go click on the photo below!

It wasn't quite as messy as I thought it would have been, but its still best to take precaution!

So It's almost mid-way through December (a slight depressing thought!) but I've been super busy getting festive so far this month!
If you're a subscriber to my YouTube channel, you'll probably have noticed a couple more Christmassy videos, including how to make this incredibly simple lined stocking in my 'Pinspired' episode 3, so go check that out!

I'll also be putting up a few more videos next week including this adorable reindeer makeup tutorial/GRWM which will be up tomorrow!
So stay tuned, and I'll see you all very soon!

Hey guys! So I've just opened up the first door of my advent calender, which means CHRISTMAS IS HERE!

I've been wanting to get extra Christmassy this year, especially on my Youtube channel, so I've decided to do a mini Christmas crafts series throughout December!

The first video is this super cute origami star garland, so if you want to know how to make this, click on the photo to take you to my YouTube!

Also, stay tuned for the rest of the videos which will be up throughout the month!