I've just signed up for ASOS premier which allows you to have unlimited next day delivery, early access to sales, ASOS magazine and many more things for only £9.95 a year. This has seriously got me in the mood for a bit of ASOS shopping, and it seems my wish-list is ever growing. Here are a few of my latest picks...

Eyebrows are one of my favourite things about makeup. If I could only keep one thing in my makeup routine it would be my brows. However, they can be a tricky thing to master. I've been filling my brows in for years so I'd like to think I know a bit about them. I've tried everything from pencils to wax to powder, but recently I found a way that I am very happy with, so thought I would share with you some of my tips for getting your brow game on!

Shape
I tweeze my brows as that way I know the shape they will be as I am a bit worried about handing them over to someone else! I always feel my brows are at their best when they are freshly tweezed as they just look a lot more defined and neat. I use Clnique tweezers but you can use any tweezers really, however angled tweezers makes for the easiest removal.

Product & Application

Choosing the right product and most importantly the right colour is crucial. If it is too warm in tone your brows might end up looking bit orange or red which isn't the best look! I like to go for something with an ashy undertone. At the moment I use two products to fill in my brows. I start by using a brow brush and the Collection Brow Kit. I take the darkest colour and fill in the middle section of my brow. I love this palette as you can use a mix of colours and they all have really nice ashy undertones. Once I have done this I then take the Soap&Glory Brow Archery in 'Hot Chocolate'. I then lightly fill in the front and the end and then brush through with the spoolie. I am yet to find a good brow gel to set them into place so if anyone has any recommendations I would be very interested to know! If you really want to push the boat out, then adding a small amount of highlighter on the brow bone will just accentuate the area.

The Finished Look

Bobbi Brown Luminous Moisturising Foundation, MAC ProLongwear Concealer, MAC Mineralise Skinfinish Natural, Sleek Face Contour Kit, Bobbi Brown Sheer Blush Stick, Nars Pro Prime, MAC Blacktrax Fluidline, Collection Brow Kit, Soap&Glory Brow Archery, Max Factor 2000 Calorie Mascara, MAC Brave Lipstick

Top - Cos / Watch - ASOS / Rings - UO / Earrings - Forever 21

Sometimes I think it's very easy to get stuck in a rut of wearing the same things because it's quick and comfy. Quite frankly however, I've been boring myself by doing this recently, so I thought it was time to spice things up a little. Being the type of person who wears black jeans nine times out of ten, I thought these bottle green paisley print trousers would fit the bill perfectly. A subtle hint of colour and pattern goes a very long way, and really livens up an outfit. These trousers are uber comfy and the best thing about them is that they were only £7.99 in the ZARA sale. Yes, £7.99. (Inserts heart eyed emoji for my love of the ZARA sale...)

L - Aug 14' / BR- Oct 14' / TR- Feb 15'

I remember writing a blog post over a year ago talking about my hair, and being so pleased with how long it was. Fast forward to now and I've basically chopped most of it off - a good 10 to 12 inches to be more precise. Now I'm not trying to be vain or self-centred as I know that there is a lot more to life than hair, I  just wanted to write this post to show the changes I've made, and maybe inspire others who might want to take the same steps as I did.

It all started about 2 and a half years ago with what I thought was a 'bad haircut'. In short - I thought the hairdresser cut too much off and was so upset I then I declared that I was never getting my hair cut again. That was clearly a stupid thing to say, but I stuck to it for a good year and a half. My hair naturally grows very quickly so it took about that length of time to grown from boob length to my hips. I was so proud of how long I had grown it, but was getting bored of how it looked and then started to think about getting it cut. I'm going to be honest, it's taken me 5 trips to the hairdressers to get it to where it is today. Lets just say I've just been quite scared of doing it. The longer it grew, the more frightened I was to cut it. However, I am SO glad I finally took the plunge and cut it to just below boob length in October. All I could think was 'why didn't I do this sooner?'. I then went back to the hairdressers about 6 weeks later and had about another inch or so off, and then again in February (I know...) , and had it cut to the length it is in the top right picture. If I'm honest I probably should have just done that in the first place and I would have saved myself a lot of time and money!

If you're thinking about getting the chop then I would say look at lots of pictures of the style of hair you want and then sit on the idea for a bit. If after a good length of time you still want to do it then go ahead. I would suggest showing a picture to your hairdresser to give them a good idea of what you want. Also, if it seems like a hugely daunting task then ask your hairdresser to cut it a couple of inches at a time and see how you like it. Let me know if you have done something similar recently as I would be vey interested to find out!

                                       NARS Pro Prime Smudgeproof Shadow Base
Without trying to sound over dramatic, this stuff has really changed the whole way I think about my makeup now. It's so good at keeping my eye makeup on, that I can now know that if I have a long day ahead, my makeup will last. Although expensive I think it's absolutely worth it and I am so glad I have finally discovered it! You can read my full review here.