Surprise ring in my bath bomb! - Royal Essence

A friend of mine actually recommended Royal Essence for a Mother's Day gift idea - it was a little late for me to choose it for that occasion, but I decided to treat myself.

Each item contains a surprise mystery jewel (usually a ring). I got the Salted Caramel soy candle, and the Strawberries and Cream bath bomb. YUM. They smell unreal.

My ring is yet to be appraised, and I have yet to burn the candle low enough to see what I got, so watch this space.

Full reveal video over on YouTube

And you can check out Royal Essence here.

[not a sponsored post, all items purchased by me]

#TheChroniclesOfBathnia

J x

The Chronicles of Bathnia - Christmas Edition

Two days til Christmas!

It's not to late to spoil someone special (or yourself). You can never go wrong with Lush IMO.

Here are my picks this year (Bottom L-R, clockwise: Candy Mountain bath bubble bar, 2x So White bath bombs, Luxury Lush Pud bath bomb, Star Dust bath bomb, The Magic of Christmas bubble bar, Snow Angel bath melt, Santasaurus bubble bar, Northern Lights bath bomb, Butterbear bath bomb, Shoot For The Stars bath bomb, Snow Fairy body wash + Bubblegum lip scrub thrown in there).

I'll keep you guys updated when I use these, but keep an eye on my Instagram @jen14jen or Snapchat @jen14jen14 to see them in action in real-time!

Enjoy!

J x


*UPDATE*

Northern Lights

Mascara Game Changer

With a sleek, bristle-free design, Hourglass Curator Lash Instrument is a beauty game-changer.

This collection eliminates traditional, plastic mascara wand and replaces with a stainless steel (shiny, sexy) tool. Mind = blown.

Experience increased flexibility and control over the Instrument (aka get product right down to the lash line without inadvertently poking yourself in the eye) and precision application with the luxury 40° angled, double-cut tip (aka not emptying half a tube of mascara in one go).

Two formulas exist to use with the Lash Instrument - Ascent Extended Wear Lash Primer (fancy name for something that will help the product stay put all day) and Realist Defining Mascara Formula (pot of proverbial gold. Except it's black).

But take note - even though the idea is to be able to clean off the Instrument after each use (makeup artists I'm looking at you), this can get pretty annoying. If you're going to get the entire Curator Collection, invest in an extra Instrument (aka one for the primer and one for the actual mascara product).

If you're not rolling in moolah however (aka me. This collection was a gift of utmost perfection), you could probably bypass the primer and just get one Instrument + Mascara Formula.

Applying mascara will never be the same again.

Find the Curator Collection sold separately, or as one, limited edition pack here.

J x