Haul

This is this week’s buys. I know I haven’t posted for a while but I have been tied up in school work and being in year 11 takes up most of my time. I will try to post more but until I have finished all my exams I won’t be posting at my normal times.

                                                              Primark   £2.30
 I got 2 of these vest tops both black as you can never have two many vest tops and they can go under anything or can be worn by themselves.

                                                               Primark   £7.00
I love light coloured jeans and I've always wanted a white pair of jeans but i haven't yet bought any so instead i got these jeans which are very close to them.

                      Primark   £7.00
I love these jeggings as they have an acid wash style to them which i love.

                                  Primark   £5.00
I love the colour and I especially love these style of purse big and long to fit both my notes and coins in.

                       New look  £12.99
This top gets me exited for the summer because of it's bright colour and the style of it. I love tops that have anyhting chrochet on like this top as it has a crochet hem which made me fall in love with this top even more.

                       New look  £22.99
More acid wash but I like these ones better as they look more acid wash compared to the jeggings which just had a hint of it.

                       New look  £17.99
Denim! Love it soo much and I especially like shirts like this one. I plan on wearing this top open with a tank top underneath or like the chrochet top I just bought.

                         Boots   £5.00
This is jusr a nail paint corrector pen i got this as it's soo much easier to wipe of any access nail varnish i smudge on my skin with this instead of a cotton pad as it is thin and is easy to handle.

                          Boots   £3.00
I love this as it is an all in one with a step to step guide on how to get nice looking healthy nails. It is both a filer and a buffer and has 7 surfaces to file, shape, smooth and shine to create beautifully shaped and polished nails.

                          Currys  £9.99
This is a 16gb memory stick I bought this as I have a lot of school work I need to finish and It is just a good thing to have as it will always come in handy.






 Thats all this weeks purchases. Hope you liked this weeks blog and i will try to my best to blog more if i'm not busy. 
 

D.I.Y Bath Bombs

There's nothing quite like that feeling when you first get in a bath... your muscles relax and all the stress you had just fades away. A fizzy bath bomb is the icing on the cake. You drop it in the bath, it bubbles away, and the bath is full of lovely fragrances and smells. What isn’t to like? So I decided to try it out and made my very own homemade bath bomb.

Equipment

A bowl to mix all the ingredients in

Bath bomb moulds (or what I used was the end of a tight leg which also works)

A pair of gloves

Ingredients

1 cup citric acid 
2 cups baking soda 
20-30 drops of essential oil - you might need more or less depending on the strength of the fragrance
1 tablespoon of almond oil, apricot oil, or olive oil (optional) 
15-20 drops of food colouring (optional) 
A tiny bit of water

Steps

1.       Mix together citric acid and baking soda in a bowl. Make sure they're mixed thoroughly.

2.       Add essential oils, optional table spoon of extra oil, and food colouring. Mix rapidly with your hands before the mixture has a chance to fizz. The food colouring will make the mixture a bit clumpy, but you can re-powder the clumps by rubbing them between your hands.

3.       Add water into the mixture a tiny bit at a time, and continue mixing. You probably need less water than what you think! Aim for a consistency where mixture is still pretty crumbly but will just hold its shape when you squeeze it hard in your hand.

 

4.       Pack the mixture tightly into your mould(s). If you're using a two-part mould like the then slightly overfill each half of the mould, and press them together tightly. Don't twist, just press. Tap the mould to release the bath bomb. Or you can use the end of a tight you just scoop your mixture into the tight and tie it very tight so it makes a moulds like this.

5.       Let your bomb(s) dry for a couple of hours in a warm, dry place. Keep them out of direct sunlight though. I like to place the bombs on kitchen roll. It seems to help them dry better, and stops them from going flat on the bottom.

This was my finishing result of the bath after i had added the bath bomb. 

 I hope you enjoyed this D.I.Y and hope you try this idea out as it can be very nice for a gift for someone or even for yourself to enjoy.