*Press Sample Managing multiple complex chronic illnesses is like having a full time job (that I don’t get paid to do). There is a lot to remember and organise but that can be really hard with brain fog. The way…
Today I have a full review of Opallac Gel Polishes along with swatches of some of the shades I’ve worn. Opallac Gel Polish is a light based curing polish that can last for 14 days. It is Australia’s best selling…
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2020 was a tough year for many people, and my year was certainly no exception. Today however, I want to focus on a positive, and share with your my 2020 cruelty free beauty favourites. I won’t be going through every…
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After the interest in my Cruelty Free Indigenous Beauty and Wellness Brands in Australia blog post, I have decided to do a series of posts about Indigenous owned brands so that you can support them. Today I am covering Indigenous…
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*press sample Paperbarklove is an Indigenous owned, cruelty free, handmade skincare brand. Amanda, the owner, is a proud Kungarakan woman. Historically, the Kungarakan people were known as the “Paperbark People” and are the custodians of the Finniss River region in…
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Mecca Max is a cruelty free and vegan brand that can be purchased in store from Mecca Maxima, or from the Mecca website. Mecca Max is a makeup-focused line aimed at providing more affordable products for Mecca customers. They recently…
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*Press sample I have used essential oils for a few years now. I haven’t previously spoken about it on my blog or social media as I was using an MLM (Multi-level Marketing) brand, and I don’t ever want to promote…
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*Press Sample If you haven’t been following me on social media, then you may not know that I went back to university this semester. I am now completing my second last subject of my double degree after an 8.5 year…
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Today I have a special post for you, I’ve worked really hard to find as many Indigenous beauty brands in Australia that I could. I have contacted every one of these Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander owned brands and asked…
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*press sample I’ve shared a few cork items on my blog previously because cork is my favourite material, but none of those products were for beauty lovers. Today that changes because I have an awesome cork makeup bag from the…
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In my previous post I told you all about the sustainable beauty brand, Elate Cosmetics. Elate Cosmetics is based in British Colombia, Canada, and specialises in cruelty free and vegan makeup products that come in sustainable and re-usable packaging. Read…
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I’m Alinta, an animal lover who writes reviews about cruelty free products as a distraction from my chronic illnesses. Read more…
