Violent Lip Ambassador & Supermarket Sweep!

MERCY. ME. It has been too long since I've posted! Weekly posts are on my hefty New Year's Resolution list I promise you! So as a premature start to the new year, here's a little video about the overwhelming joy of being made a Violent Lips Lip Ambassador and a supermarket sweep of cheap beauty buys to keep you looking just swell on a post-Christmas budget.

This is the Silver Glitterati on my friend TJ, the first pair of Violent Lips I applied on someone else!

Here are the names and prices of those products:
Tesco Soft & Smooth Cocoa Butter Body Lotion - £1
Tesco Cucumber/Sensitive Cleansing Wipes - currently £0.60/£0.95 a packet but they are often on special offer in store!
Aldi Lacura Concealer Pen - £3.59
St. Ives Sensitive Skin Apricot Scrub (Gentle) - £3.57 in Asda

Below are links to everything from the video:

Violent Lips - my obsession!

Violent Lips tutorials

The Cheetah - the VL design I'm wearing in the video

Violent Lips Makeover App - try before you buy! Or try it with your outfit/make-up before you apply!

I should also mention that for lovelies in the UK Violent Lips are now also available from: ASOS, HQhair.com, Topshop.co.uk and Boots (online AND in store!) as well as from violentlips.com

Get buying you beauties, I will keep you updated on all things Violent Lips and I also hope to get that Sleek make-up video done soon too, so keep a look out!

FREE £16 Origins face wash or cleanser!!

Thank God for Martin Lewis!! Apart from just looking out for victims of PPI and giving us £1 dinners at ASK he has also given me a fantastic offer that I have to share with anyone who doesn't currently (hint!) get the Money Saving Expert emails.

Checks and Balances (£16) - completely FREE!

A Perfect World (£16) - completely FREE!

This Thursday 21st and Friday 22nd April, go to any Origins counter (can be found in Boots, Debenhams, House of Fraser and John Lewis) with any skin care beauty product, new or old, full or empty (if you don't have an empty bottle lying about I suggest popping down to Lidl or Asda - anything under a £!) and you can trade it in for either A Perfect World cleanser or Checks and Balances face wash (above) worth £16 - no catches!

From the looks of the reviews, the Checks and Balances face wash is best for oily to combination skins (it contains Broadleaf Kelp - I'm going to assume that's like seaweed which is great for balancing and purifying the skin) and A Perfect World cleanser is best for combination to dry or older skins (containing white tea, said to have detoxifying properties).

So, happy freebies everyone!