Sweet Like Candy

Pantone Colour of the Year - Rose Quartz and Serenity

The Pantone Colours of the Year are Rose Quartz and Serenity – a warm rose tone and a cool tranquil blue. This means that we are now seeing a lot of pastel/candy colours cropping up everywhere from homeware to fashion and I for one am loving it. I thought that with Easter just around the corner I’d share a few sweet treats that have been catching my eye…
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Cruelty Free Deodorant

Cruelty Free Deodorant

When I started my cruelty free journey, one of the things I really struggled with was deodorant. I used Nivea roll on deodorant for a long time, and really liked the way it performed but hated the fact that Nivea is not cruelty free so I began my search for a suitable replacement. I’ve tried powders, sprays, pastes and roll ons; the good, the bad and the ugly. I’ve finally found two deodorants that I really like, so I thought a post about cruelty free deodorant might be helpful. View Post

Day 11: Win a She Lives Cruelty Free pack

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Hurraw! Lip Balm

Hurraw! Coconut Lip Balm

I’m a bit obsessed with lip balm – I carry at least two different flavours in my handbag at all times and am always on the hunt for a new balm that will help to keep my lips soft and hydrated. View Post

She Lives Cruelty Free

As I find myself becoming more and more conscious of what I put on my skin, I’ve also found myself making the decision to buy more cruelty free beauty and skincare products. I just think it’s so unnecessary to be testing cosmetics on animals – after all, if there are so many companies that don’t do it, surely this is a clear indication that it’s not needed?

In the past, it’s been difficult for many people to make the switch to cruelty free beauty products in New Zealand. What we had available here was expensive, some of the quality wasn’t as good as the other products we used, it was hard to find, or we just didn’t know where to start.

Fortunately there are now a lot of cruelty free brands available in New Zealand, with many of them even locally made. There’s also a great little New Zealand company who has made it their mission to make cruelty free beauty more accessible… I asked Haley and Sam from She Lives Cruelty Free a few questions about making the switch to a cruelty free beauty routine.

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