Hello my loves, I hope that everyone has been keeping safe! 

A lot of my travel plans for this year have been put on hold because of the Covid 19 pandemic. As well as that with London now on a second Lockdown, travel abroad is unfortunately becoming even more difficult. I therefore thought it would be fun to share with you one of my favourite holidays of 2019. 

Last year for my second holiday I jetted off to Dubai. I had never been before so I was excited to see what Dubai had to offer!

For the duration of our trip we stayed at the Vienna House Dream Castle Hotel, a 4 star hotel located in Marne La Vallée. We chose this hotel as we were looking for something that was close to Disneyland Paris and this hotel is only a 2.4km drive away from the resort. The hotel itself was beautifully decorated with a medieval theme fit for a little Prince or Princess. It also had a lot of amenities including:


A free shuttle bus to Disneyland Paris;
A spa and indoor pool;
Children's attractions including arcade games and a carousel;
Restaurants with a bar and terrace; and
Free parking.

Disneyland Paris

La Vallée Village

Every time I visit Paris I find myself falling more and more in love with it. I truly believe I will never get bored of visiting Paris and I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a quick weekend getaway.


Renée x

Nightlife in Iasi

Skincare is something that has always been really important to me. However, last year I found that instead of having a routine, I was just going back and forth between different products. So this year I decided that I would come up with a specific day to day skincare routine that is quick and easy to use.

I would say that I have combination skin, with my forehead tending to be quite oily, whilst the lower part of my face is mostly normal/dry. I do get the occasional spot here and there and this is where my skincare routine really comes into play. If I have a little breakout then my skin is prone to getting a little post inflammatory scar that will slowly fade away to nothing. However, I can be a little impatient and anxious to have perfectly clear skin, so I always try to use exfoliating products as this can help with getting any marks to disappear quicker, leaving a clearer complexion. 

I wanted to make the most out of Ibiza, so we went to quite a few of the events that the island had to offer. My two favourites were:

Ushuaïa, Playa d'en Bossa

By far my best day in Ibiza was spent at Ushuaïa Ibiza Beach Hotel, a beautiful hotel based in Playa d'en Bossa, that has an extensive pool area for pool parties, but also doubles up as an Open Air Club. We went to Tinie Tempah's 'Disturbing Ibiza' Concert, and got to see performances from both him and Kid Ink, which I would say was definitely the highlight of my holiday. My friend and I spent the night in the V.I.P area so we were complimented with champagne all night long which was great. I had such a good time at Ushuaïa and it would absolutely be at the top of my list if I were to go back to Ibiza.

 Ocean Beach Ibiza, Sant Antoni de Portmany

On our first full day in Ibiza, we went to Ocean Beach Ibiza. It was a pool party, with entertainment including dancers and other performers. Luckily for us, our pool bed was right in front of the main pool area. I did have a really fun time at Ocean Beach, although I would say it is a little bit overrated and not as flamboyant as I believed it to be.

Beach Babe

During my stay in Ibiza, when I felt like I needed some time out from the partying to relax, I visited some of the local beaches.


S'Arenal de San Antonio


S'Arenal de San Antonio, is the main beach in Sant Antoni de Portmany. This beach was in walking distance from the hotel we were staying at, so I found that it was a good beach to visit when still a little tired from the previous night, or if we wanted to have a beach day before a night out. As well as this, opposite the beach there were a number of food and drink places and even a park. Overall, this beach was lovely and definitely suited to those with young children.


Playa d'en Bossa Beach

Hello everyone. So it has been quite sometime since I last posted on my blog. With being in my final year of University, I wanted to ensure that I was fully dedicated to my degree. After endless hours of revising and countless essays, I am proud to say that I have now graduated from King's College London with an Upper Second Class Honours (2.1) in my Law degree. So now I am back and wanted to tell you about an exciting event that I had the pleasure of attending recently.

I was fortunate enough to be invited to a Birchbox podcast event, hosted at the Birchbox & Oliver Bonas Office space in Central London. The podcast was hosted by Emma Guns and featured The Spectrum Sisters Sophie and Hannah Pycroft, founders and owners of Spectrum Collections. Throughout the podcast The Spectrum Sisters explained what inspired them to come up with their brand, and the trials and tribulations leading to their success.





The collection is made up of different types of make up brushes and what stood out for me was that all of Spectrum's brushes are Vegan Registered and Cruelty Free. I really like these unique qualities to their brushes because it means that they are accessible to more people. We were even given a Vegan based lunch and Vegan treats, which I thought was good because it meant that the brands unique selling point was incorporated into every aspect of the event. The brushes themselves are of a good quality and very soft to touch and The Spectrum Sisters were a pleasure to meet.