Ripped Glam

I'm not going to sit here and say I've found the perfect remedy, because I most certainly have not. I've tried many things and spent a lot of money along the way, and actually I can't pin point what it is exactly that helped me. But I thought I would run through what I did do, to perhaps stop you from making the same mistakes and put you on some products that do genuinely work. Well they did for me anyway. Bear in mind, I'm not being paid to say this, so my opinion is completely true. So I'll start off with a few tips that I think have helped. Obviously being in quarantine at home has meant I can do these things a lot more than if I was going out to work or on nights out. I should mention that I suffer with hair thinning and loss around my crown and hairline, I think it's from the pressure of doing high and tight ponytails. Also my diet isn't great and I rarely exercise anymore. Anyway here are the habits I started to get into: 1. Stopped using heat. You...

 If you have followed this blog from the very start (which tbh is very unlikely, I don't think anyone follows this blog at all lol.) But if you did happen to, then you may remember one of my very first posts was about my admiration for Lily Collins and how to steal her style. Given that knowledge, it's safe to say I am a huge Lil Collin's fan, I'm obsessed with both her acting and her style. She's always been one of favourites to follow for fashion inspo and I'm not ashamed to admit I have copied a few of her outfits from time to time.  So when I clicked onto Netflix the other day and noticed she had a show coming on, as you might guess, I was overjoyed.  I binged the series instantly, 10 eps? Light mans work.  As a SATC, Gossip Girl, 90210 etc lover, this gave me all the feels. It's everything I wanted in a show, I'm just sad I finished it that quickly tbh.  I'm not here to review the show, as it's so brand new I know many of you won't have ...