It's a bit of a comfort post for gifts, some snuggly treat ones! I'm a sucker for a candle but I also am very particular that the majority I burn are natural or soya wax (Diptyque a huge exception to the rule). One of my absolute favourites is the Parks Aromatherapy range which I grab from
TK Maxx for £9.99 a candle. I like to light them at night time especially.
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| This was a larger one in the most beautiful glass jar. (stunning vintage roses - Aldi) |
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They burn evenly so there's no waste.
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| You can pick them up in store and in HomeSense but there's a few lovely gift box sets online here. |
The Clarins hand cream above I bought from duty free last year but at the time
John Lewis sold them as a trio set. It smells amazing but there's another set out currently that has a lovely range of scents.
As we've got the candle, some nice hand creams it would be wrong not to include the Queen of all comforts - a nice new hoodie! Love this one from
Uniqlo and grey is my perfect sweater colour.
Whilst we are on the grey jumper side, the lovely
Susie So So popped this one up on her Insta feed the other day. So up my street. 80% merino and 20% cashmere and a great price too.
And finally, a firm fail safe gift for me, something
Emma Bridgewater! I popped to Bicester Village at the week-end (no pleasure for me, watching my hubby spend his birthday pennies!) and saw this gorgeous new print called
Rainbow Dots. They had a few pieces in but there's only 6 in the range anyway. I just really fell for it. I think the candle and jug were my favourites but was in a rush so not the best photo's I'm afraid but you get the idea.
Well ok, I did window shop....This Gucci scarf and bag was on my 'lust list' from December. Santa obviously thought I wasn't well behaved last year. No comments please. Bag stayed in stock (reduce it more Gucci?!?!) scarf didn't but just came back in - when I've totally spent all my Christmas and Birthday money. Life just isn't fair is it. I will leave you with these beauties. Princess signing out now.
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