I think this empties post is my biggest to date. I’ve managed to get through a good mix of bath, skincare and hair products and yet my cupboard doesn’t look any barer….go figure!
TRESemme naturals shampoo — I haven’t liked many natural shampoos but this is the only one I would consider repurchasing. It lathers up well and it doesn’t leave my hair feeling greasy as quickly, plus the huge bottle means that it lasts ages!
Urban Fudge (messy stuff) —I love the packaging and presentation of this hair “fudge”. Although it is not marketed at curly hair it left me with really nice tight curls. I did find that if I was over generous with the cream my hair ended up “crunchy”.
Umberto Gianini curl and twirl shampoo (sample) — I don’t know if this does anything for my curls, but it smells great.
Hair conditioner (sample) — not a sample worth noting but something else to add to the recycling pile.
Avon Advanced techniques frizz control — I’ve featured this before, another bottle down!
Moroccan oil — I have reviewed this in the past. I would like to look for a cheaper alternative if possible, so suggestions are welcome.
Balance Me body wash — this was a magazine freebie, it smelt ok and felt nice on my skin but nothing special enough for me to go hunting for.
Organza shower gel — this came in a perfume gift set, the smell is quite overpowering as a perfume so I didn’t love this as a shower gel.
Liz Earle cleanse and polish and instant boost skin tonic — I’ve reviewed these recently. This is the last of my cleanse and polish so I am looking forward to trying something new.
Bourjois foaming cleansing cream — this came in the goodie bag at the Bourjois event a few months back, but I don’t believe it is actually available to buy so I’m not too sure why they included it.
Neutrogena 2-in-1 fight and fade gel — this is my favourite spot treatment. I stocked up on this when I was in the US and surprisingly this small tube lasts a long time. As the name suggest it can be used to clear up existing spots as well as help fade any scarring left behind. I haven’t found anything as effective in the UK.
Halo eye makeup remover pads — I love these eye makeup removers, cheap and effective. Check out my review here.
Urban Fudge (messy stuff) —I love the packaging and presentation of this hair “fudge”. Although it is not marketed at curly hair it left me with really nice tight curls. I did find that if I was over generous with the cream my hair ended up “crunchy”.
Umberto Gianini curl and twirl shampoo (sample) — I don’t know if this does anything for my curls, but it smells great.
Hair conditioner (sample) — not a sample worth noting but something else to add to the recycling pile.
Avon Advanced techniques frizz control — I’ve featured this before, another bottle down!
Organza shower gel — this came in a perfume gift set, the smell is quite overpowering as a perfume so I didn’t love this as a shower gel.
Bourjois foaming cleansing cream — this came in the goodie bag at the Bourjois event a few months back, but I don’t believe it is actually available to buy so I’m not too sure why they included it.
Neutrogena 2-in-1 fight and fade gel — this is my favourite spot treatment. I stocked up on this when I was in the US and surprisingly this small tube lasts a long time. As the name suggest it can be used to clear up existing spots as well as help fade any scarring left behind. I haven’t found anything as effective in the UK.
Halo eye makeup remover pads — I love these eye makeup removers, cheap and effective. Check out my review here.
great empties! I love MoroccanOil too, but it's so pricey, I'm also wanting a cheaper alternative!
ReplyDeleteTight crunchy curls were all the rage when I was in high but then again it was the 80's and we didn't know any better!
ReplyDeleteI too am in love with the fight and fade gel, it has worked wonders for my skin (:
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