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Deborah Lippmann sure does a good nude – think of the Undressed Set (HERE) and for her Bed of Roses Spring Collection, she’s shifted up a gear with ashy toned pink colours that retain a neutrality but can hold onto some personality. Launching in February, the collection is spot on for doing pink without the candy.
Unless you’ve truly got a favourite nail shade, I much prefer the smaller bottles and don’t feel nearly the guilt at knowing they may not all get used up. The Deborah Lippmann sets are £28 for six shades and you can easily pay that for one or maybe two shades from other brands at full size.
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At the same time as the Deborah Lippmann Bed of Roses Spring Collection launches, so does Marshmallow Hand & Cuticle Scrub – and it’s amazing! I could tell straight away – by the scent – that it contains coconut oil which gives a gorgeous tropical waft while your massaging it over your hands. The scrub isn’t too harsh and contains AHA and BHA with biodegradable volcanic ash so you get a double exfoliation with the physical and enzyme components. I think it’s called Marshmallow because of the marshmallow root extract but because of the coconutty-gourmande scent I assumed it was going to smell of marshmallows. At the end of the day, this is a lovely, treat-to-self product with both purpose and pleasure – massage it over your hands for 30 seconds, rinse with warm water and your hands will feel happier.
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I’d forgot the pleasures of a creamy hand scrub – it’s been a very long time since I used one, so it’s good to get a reminder and I’d highly recommend when it launches (£25) in February.
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