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I had the honour of attending the magazine Cosmopolitan Self Made Summit on Saturday. The summit took place over the course of two days with keynote speakers, talks and fun stalls. The focus was on entrepreneurship and mostly women.
I know, I know it's been a hot minute but if you've been following my social media you would know why I've been MIA for such a long time. I will eventually write a post on what happened but I'm not quite ready to write it.
Anyway, I thought since I haven't written a skincare related post since this one and I have been trying new products, I thought I would share. Today's post is all about two products by Omorovicza I've been using on my travels. I'm talking about the Refining Facial Polisher and Moor Mud Cleanser. If you'd like to know if these Omorovicza face products are worth purchasing keep reading.
Oh hello there! Hope you had a lovely weekend and that Monday was gentle on you. One of my resolutions I had for myself this year was to clean up my diet and get physically strong. As a woman in her late 30s, you realise that your body doesn't snap back as it used to. So suddenly that extra half a stone (7 lbs) you used to brush off easily, is no longer so easy to get rid of. So, I thought I would share with you the changes I'm making to improve physical health.
Hello, my lovelies! How are you? We're in the full swing of February and most likely some of us have fallen off the resolution wagon. No judgement from me but, I suspect you're probably beating yourself up for it. Or, have completely ignored it so you don't beat yourself up for it. Completely understandable! No one needs that kind of energy in their lives. So to give you a little hand, I'm sharing my tips on getting over the resolution slump.
Hello beautiful! How are you? If you follow me on Instagram, you may have seen a poll I ran a few weeks ago where I asked if you wanted me to include restaurant reviews. The feedback received was a definitive yes! So here we are :)
My first review is of the Ham Yard Hotel restaurant.
You probably read the title and wondered what on earth am I on about in today's post. Of course, hard work is worth it! Just look at people like Oprah and Richard Branson who worked hard and are enjoying the fruits of their labour.
True! But does it work for the 21st century? Is hard work worth it?