Having tried both the Garnier Ultimate Blends The Marvellous Transformer shampoo and now the Garnier Ultimate Blends The Sleek Restorer shampoo, I've found myself reaching for the latter the least as unfortunately I have found it unsuitable, once again, for my my hair type.

Unfortunately, due to the Coconut Oil & Cocoa Butter in the shampoo it weighs down my thin, mid length hair and leaves it looking greasy soon after washing, meaning that it is necessary to wash it again the next day, which isn't healthy for it.Although it does leave my hair sleek and frizz free on the first day, I don't think this is good for thin hair as it is too heavy and requires you to wash your hair daily or be at risk of having chip pan hair.

In saying this, my sister who has thicker and longer hair loves this and had had much better results that last without looking greasy.It lathers into a great rich lather and smells amazing, like coconut! It is also really affordable and frequently on offer.Overall I feel that this is better for thicker and unruly hair and therefore I shall not be repurchasing for myself.

The conditioner, however, I do like and much like the Marvellous Transformer leaves your hair soft and smooth, smells amazing and the results do last. In saying this I can find it too heavy in my hair of I don't rinse it out and so condition prior to using the shampoo to get the best results.

Overall in trying both the Marvellous Transformer and  Sleek Restorer range from Garnier that their shampoos are best suited for thicker more unruly hair however for thinner hair, the conditioners have worked great for me and I shall definitely try others from the range in the future at such a great price.

Have you tried the Garnier Ultimate Blends range?

Beth xx

See my review of the Marvellous Transformer HERE

Today I thought that I'd share with you my collection of skincare products.

Garnier Simply Essentials Soothing Cleansing Lotion 

Liz Earle Instant Boost Skin Tonic Spritzer 

Simple Kind to Skin Facial Scrub 

Sudocrem 

Savlon 

Oxy Zit Blitz Pads 

Witch Blemish Stick 

Clarity Spot Treatment 

Panoxyl Aqua Gel 

Montagne Jeunesse Glacial Clay Spa Face Mask

Garnier Dark Spot Corrector 

Re-Gen Cream 

Hydrocortisone

Clarins Night Cream 

Clarins Skin Serum 

Clarins Wrinkle Cream 

Yes. We all have those days when we can't be bothered to stand up let alone wash our face, but this step is really important for cleansing your skin. At the minute I enjoy using a cream cleanser and a toner as it will get every ounce of make-up off your face. Any make-up remover is fine whether it be high street or high end as long as everything is removed, sooner rather than later preferably.

I am yet to find a spot treatment that I swear by but I try to apply the treatments that I do have as regularly as possible to make the most of the product and its 'magical' powers.

Use a spot fighting treatment alongside (or under) your make-up

If you have oily skin these are most probably your best friends and if you have dry skin these surprisingly can be great too! I suffer with dry skin and when trying a blotting sheet from a friend was very surprised about the amount of oil was on my face. 

Oil on your face does not help spots and can cause breakouts. By using these on my forehead and hair-line mainly, and of course near my spots, my spots do not get worse.

Garnier Oil Free BB Cream - Review Here - £9.99

Currently I couldn't be without this. It is so light on the skin yet provides excellent coverage. It blends easily, it doesn't sweat off in ten minutes and is just perfect for the summer.

No7 Eyeshadows - Review Here

This is my favourite brand of eyeshadow, even compared to mac. These last on your eyes, even without a primer, and do not crease. They blend easily and are very pigmented. I don't think I will stray from this brands' shadows.

No7 Blush ( Honey) 

As I have naturally flushed cheeks I tend to go for soft,natural blushers or anything that isn't pink. This honey shade is perfect for me as a blush and bronzer. Like the rest of the range, this blusher is pigmented but also blends really easily if you apply too much. It also lasts well on the cheeks for a couple of hours.

Those are my top 3 makeup products under £10, What are yours? 

Having loved the 'old' BB cream for normal skin, I couldn't wait to try Garnier's latest release - an oil free BB cream for Oily/Combination skin. Now my skin is not in any way classed as 'oily' however I do find in the summer months by the end of the day I can be left with a very oily t-zone.