March Monthly Favourites

The time has come again for my monthly favourites. When I was in my Alex drawers picking out what I had been reaching for most this month, I had a really hard time. There has not been a lot of consistent makeup products this month; only a small handful.

Angels on Bare Skin

I can say that picking this up has been one of my best decisions. It smells strongly of almonds, and reminds me of the Oatifix Fresh Face Mask. After using it, my skin feels so clean and soft!

Bourjois Rouge Edition Velvet in Nude-ist

The is my go-to lip product when ever I'm stuck deciding. What I enjoy most about it, is that it sets down to one of the best unmovable, matte finishes. I'd genuinely compare it to the likes of Kat von D and Anastasia Beverly Hills.

Makeup Revolution The Matte Blush in Fusion

Like the Bourjois Rouge Edition Velvet is my go-to lip product, the Makeup Revolution The Matte Blush is my go-to blush. It's a deep warm-toned peachy-pink and is very suitable for everyday wear

Alberto Balsam Smooth and Sleek Hair Oil

It's getting to that point in the year when I have the first of my haircuts; I only have two or three a year. I've noticed my hair getting a little bit to 'dry', so I picked this up. I use it before I hop in the shower as like a moisturising treatment.

That's my monthly favourites, nothing too exciting this month. Trying out a bunch of new products for Spring which, depending on how they work and how much I enjoy them, might just make it into my next monthly favourites.

What have you been loving this month?

Louise x x

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