[unpaid/sample/affiliate/ad] If you love the water fresh feel and light, hydrating coverage, then you’ll like this skin tint from No7. I feel like it’s a bit of a find at £14.95 (and on offer, so not quite even that) because it gives a very fresh coverage that smooths and perfects …
Read More »CHANEL Les Beiges Water Fresh Complexion Touch Review | British Beauty Blogger
[unpaid/sample/affiliate/ad] I did an Instagram post last week covering this product from CHANEL – I’ve been dying to try it and see how it measures up to the original Water Fresh Tint which I absolutely love. It’s somewhat different to the original in that it is more pigmented and I …
Read More »AD Tatcha UK Skin Care Review | British Beauty Blogger
Back in 2013, I wrote about Tatcha as a brand I’d love to see in the UK. So, it’s taken almost a decade but it’s finally here. I have a bit of strange journey with Tatcha because I was randomly sent some last year before I even had a clue …
Read More »Morpheus 8 Review – An Update | British Beauty Blogger
*I know that several people are waiting to hear about the results of my Morpheus 8 treatment (radiofrequency and micro-needling treatment) so I thought I’d give a quick update. The story isn’t finished yet – I don’t think. Morpheus 8 Review The upshot is that it really hasn’t worked for …
Read More »Falz’s ‘BAHD’ is difficult to categorize [Pulse album review]
On his last album ‘Moral Instruction’ Falz leaned entirely towards didacticism in making an album that provided a pipeline into his exciting mind and allowed listeners to explore his views on different societal subjects. Leading to his recent album ‘Bahd,’ Falz has released several singles including ‘Bop Daddy’ and ‘One …
Read More »A review of LASU final year students’ staging of the Lion King: A refreshing blast from the past
Simba’s wicked uncle, Scar (Desmond Jegede) plots to usurp Mufasa’s throne by luring father and son into a stampede of wild beasts. However, Simba escapes, and only Mufasa is killed. Simba returns as an adult (Praise Abimbola) to reclaim his homeland from Scar with the help of his friends Nala …
Read More »Film and National development: A review
Highlighting a few effects of the film industry on National development using different markers, what readily comes to mind is Culture. As they say, “Culture is the way of life” Film has played a major role in the preservation of our culture. Many cultural ideologies and heritage could have eroded …
Read More »Kaandace Cooper’s ‘Love and Life EP’ is seamless and smooth [Pulse EP Review]
Earlier in the year, she released her debut EP, Love and Life. Immediately, her excellence on R&B elements shine through. The EP canvasses a myriad of topics, but she shines the brightest on the R&B records, with her Afro-pop reps still in obvious formation. ‘Ex Mes,’ the post-breakup record, which …
Read More »‘To Be Honest’ is strikingly Simi and that might be enough [Pulse Album Review]
In 2017, when ‘Simisola’ dropped, music fans and critics who know the first thing about music could instantly tell the Nigerian music industry had a huge talent on its hands. When Simi released ‘Simisola’ she was about 29 years old and her writing contained the confidence, class, emotions, and appeal …
Read More »Namakau Star canvasses existential themes on her way to soft ‘Landing’ [Pulse EP Review]
Some parallels tie them together: syrupy, searing vocals, laced with range modulations and American R&B vocal manipulations. But individually, they are different. While Fave leans towards contralto, Ayra Starr is a soprano. In South Africa, another name has emerged: Namakau Star. Vocally, the Cape Town-bred singer presents as an American-trained …
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