41 marvellous things to buy, for under £50
It’s Spring, Buy New Things, as me old nan used to say. (She didn't. She wasn't like that. Neither of them were. We're not even that kind of family. BUT if I were a nan, I'd say that! I'm not tho.)
Violette.Fr bisou blush £36
Super sheer yet potent. Own Brush in the package. I don’t normally love a blush, but THIS? This, I love.
Nudea’s scoop bra crop top £35
A hug, but for your boobs.
Hairstory New wash (£46 but a packet will last you a couple of months at least, it’s a one-hit wonder, you don’t need separate shampoo and conditioner AND I have a discount code)
It’s not a shampoo BUT IT IS. It’s not a conditioner BUT IT IS. It’s neither! It’s both! I’ve been using it for four years solid, longer than I have ever used any hair product, my hair is better on it than it is one anything else, hasn’t got bored of it and started playing up, as it tends to with the other stuff. 20% discount site wide with code POLLY20 (Ts & Cs – POLLY20 is global, one time use per customer code. First purchases only. I get affiliates on any sales. MAKE ME RICH and make your hair SHINE all in one! Promise I’ll be a lovely rich person.)
Jigsaw’s molten gold metal hair tie £25
Makes me think of the 90s in the best way. ( I also adore these Jigsaw molten stud earrings, £35,
and yes - I would wear the silver with gold. Sue me, I think it’s chic. )
The Uniqlo bag everyone’s got, but in this colourway which no one’s got yet £14.90
This pic doesn’t do it justice, it’s much much better in the flesh. Retro vibezzzzzzz. Snoopy-y.
Coming up, after the break :
An exceptional eyeliner which challenges the supremacy of Victoria Beckham’s but for (far) fewer £££ along with the £2.50 tool you never even knew existed for supreme application, my exhaustively curated new seasons edits from Uniqlo and M&S (featuring The Best Shirt Possibly Ever), a superb new glow product (with a hilarious name), the It socks of the season, some top notch home wear cos I is classy like that, and a sh*t load more - I basically raided the high street, the internet, and the darkest depths of my little black book back catalogue of the best things I’ve ever bought for everything wonderful.