It’s Saturday night and you are looking for luscious locks without drowning your gorgeous hair in a tonne of chemicals?
Look no further than my latest favourite find – Bambi & Sammi No.1 hair mask. This tiny but lively pouch of creamy goodness, is the perfect pick me up. In fact, it’s become a vital part of my pre-date night ritual, a little Bambi & Sammi for the hair and The Little Alchemist Cacao and Banana mask for the face.
I like to think that I’m a closet self-improvement junkie. Rather than blurting out gospel, I subtly weave words of wisdom into conversations.
Sneaky much?
In reality, I’m bowing to the ‘church of self-improvement’ (as Danielle LaPorte would call it) on a regular basis. Often found alone, absorbed in my latest spiritual fascination. Like anything I’m passionate about, there are times when the church becomes a little too intense and I have to pull away momentarily. I step back, overwhelmed with new possibilities (this is not a bad thing). But if I step back for too long, habits are lost as I stray and explore something new.
I’m sure you get it beautiful. The pattern of immersing yourself in a new self-improvement bible goes a little something like this…
I believe I may have met my match in skincare heaven.
And I assure you, it’s not the sort of comment I throw around lightly.
Last week you may recall we brought you the beauty and brains behind the brand Mukti Organics as one of our tribe of Inspiring Sisters. If you missed it, then I suggest you click here. Today I reveal my personal review of the Essential Hydration Trio.
Meet Mukti, founder of certified Organic Australian skincare range.
Mukti, created the vision for her brand as a beauty therapist when she wasn’t able to find a product that she felt confident was natural enough to recommend to her clients. Pure integrity I say. Her brand officially launched in 2000 and became fully certified Organic in 2006, one of the first of it’s kind in Australia. And today, that stand for integrity still exists as the products continue to be hand-formulated.
One of my core desired feelings for 2015 is to live in communion.
In 2014, it was to feel connected.
Tossing around these words, there isn’t a whole lotta differences between these two. But in the core of my being, by simply changing my focus ever so slightly, I discovered a whole lot more than I could ever have imagined.
Rewind to late 2014. I left behind many beautiful friends to move south to Melbourne. From the outside, you might look at this and say “didn’t you feel dis-connected with connectedness?”
