Abigail's Anxieties

99p lip mask?! Good deal, but does it work? Testing a lip mask from the shop body care If you read my last post (which you can see  here ) then you will know that I tested the glitter peel-off mask from Body care. Well, that mask wasn't the only thing I picked up while I was there. I also got myself this 2 pack gold collagen hydrogel lip mask (along with something else, but that's a secret for now...) for just 99p. No matter how much water I drink, how much lip balm I put on and how well I take care of them in general, my lips are always feeling dry, chapped and just uncomfortable. So when I saw this I thought I may as well give it a go, it's only 99p after all. And while I'm at it, I thought I'd bring all of you wonderful people along for the ride, so here's my review of the lip mask. By the way, apologies for my appearance in the pictures, but I did this during a fibromyalgia flare-up so the thought of brushing my hair and getting dressed

Peel off glitter mask: just a gimmick? Does this mask do what it says, or is it just a gimmick to sell? Skincare is everywhere right now, with so many people having multiple steps in their skincare routine and with so many products available in store. But sometimes those products can get a little boring, with the same dull packaging and plain colour, so wouldn't it be nice to have something a bit more fun? A bit more interesting? And maybe even a little sparkly?  If you answered yes to any of those questions then never fear, because Bodycare (a beauty shop chain in the UK) now stock this: Colour Glow purifying peel off glitter mask. Now I saw this on the shelf and just like a magpie I was attracted to the shiny thing and the fact that it said it deeply cleanses the skin and reduces acne and blackheads. I attend university in the middle of Birmingham so my skin is exposed to a lot of pollution so anything that can get any of that out of my skin