Jars of Colour

Here are a few things that I particularly liked during the month of June:

1. Lush - Angels on Bare Skin. Yes I know, another Lush product. I had been on the hunt for another facial cleanser after deciding I probably couldn't afford the previous one in the long term. This particular one was mentioned to me by a friend and I thought I would give it a go. It's different to anything I have tried as this one needs to be mixed with water in order to make it a paste before use. Besides making my skin feel super smooth and refreshed, it also smells like chamomile tea and lavenders which is such a relaxing scent. 

2. Coconut Revolution - Coconut Hand Cream. I bought this during my Melbourne trip in January and I couldn't bring myself to start using it until last month. The lady at the store really sold the benefits of coconut oil and so convinced me to buy one of their products before leaving. I always need a hand cream on me, particularly in this drier season of Winter, and this one does a great job in leaving my hands feeling soft and moisturised. It also smells like a tropical island! 

3. Wella SP Luxe Oil.  I mentioned this a couple months back but I was only trialling it with a sample my friend gave me. But after some convincing, I decided to buy the full-sized product and my hair has a lot to thank me for ever since.

4. Nutella. It had been a while since I had bought a tub of Nutella and I thought I would enjoy it by spreading it on basically every piece of bread I ate and also making mini Nutella croissants. (I blame the strenuous amounts of study for the sweet tooth and spontaneous baking sessions during exam block).

5. Lindt Decadent Fondant aka my emergency chocolate. My friend gave me a piece of the decadent fondant chocolate one day and I thought it was the best piece of chocolate I had tasted in a long time (or maybe I was just hungry and stressed and everything would have tasted good). When Coles had a 2 for $5 sale for Lindt, I couldn't resist. I also bought their salted caramel dark chocolate with the deal which was also a good study snack/treat. 

6. Chuck. This was my go-to show during exam block when I needed a brain break/something to watch whilst eating lunch. It's an oldie but a goodie that has everything from action to comedy and a show that I can always revisit.

7. Fran Meneses. Fran is an illustrator based in Berlin. I stumbled across her YouTube channel one day and I was instantly very impressed and inspired by her work and videography. Watching her "Let's draw something" videos had this strange calming effect on me and really made me want to pick up sketching again! Which I might just do now that it's holidays...

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