Urban Decay Naked 1 & 2 Pallets- I finally Caved!

After years of hearing beauty fanatics rave about how amazing the Urban Decay Naked eye shadow pallets are, I finally caved and decided to buy one... or two! :')
I was always put off by their expensive price tag, which will set you back £38 per pallet giving you 12 wearable nude shades in each pallet.

I have always favoured MAC eye-shadows and I have filled a whole 14 piece custom pallet which is filled with my favourite MAC shadows that I chose myself; I love this pallet however when I work out how much money the entire pallet cost me, with each inset being £10 each on top of the cost of an empty pallet to start - it's a little scary!
In comparison, the Urban Decay pallet's overall seem a little more appealing and I'm not sure why I never invested in one before.

As many of you already know, I am a media makeup student at college and I aspire to one day become a makeup artist in some part of the industry so I am always trying to build up my kit to make jobs easier and give myself the opportunity to learn about and experiment with different products.... (some sort of excuse for buying more makeup right? haha!)

I searched online and read a ton of reviews on all the Naked pallets that Urban Decay have on offer, including the original, 2, 3 and their latest launch of the smokey pallet- I wanted to find out which pallet would suit me best and I found out that the original pallet was mainly warm toned bronze shades, the naked 2 was more cool toned, the 3rd pallet had pink tones that suited paler skin tones best and finally the naked smokey is as it suggests a pallet full of deep, rich shades that are perfect for creating a slurty smokey eye.
I was torn between the original Naked pallet and the Naked 2 as I thought they would both be great to use on all different skin tones and eye colours. In the end I decided to buy both as I knew I would use both pallets for different looks and considering I already know how amazing Urban Decay eye-shadows are, I knew I wouldn't regret my purchases.

I am very excited to start using these pallets more and start creating new looks with them, so far I am very impressed with the quality of the shadows and I love the colours, a few of my favourite shades from the Naked 1 are Buck, Sin, Toasted and I also love Half Baked which is duplicated in both pallets. Naked 2 holds 12 beautiful shades and my favourites so far include Foxy, Bootycall, Verve and Blackout which is an extremely pigmented matte black- perfect for a smokey eye!

Do you own any of the Urban Decay Naked pallets? Which one is your favourite? Let me know in the comments! :)

(Pictured above, makeup:
Clarins True Radience Foundation
L'oreal BB powder
Anastasia Beverly Hills dip brow pomade
The Body Shop Honey bronzer
MAC Heroine lipstick
URBAN DECAY NAKED PALLETS 1 & 2.)

French Pharmacy & Sephora Haul

I just got back home after a great 10 days relaxing in the south of France, exploring small towns and not to forget hunting down all the fantastic French pharmacies to pick up some skincare and beauty essentials from a country that knows exactly how to care for their skin.

If you didn't already know, pharmacies in France are a big deal; walk down any main street and you're bound to spot one or two offering the best skincare from brands such as Bioderma, La Roche Posay, Avene and Caudalie. You can get your hands on many of the brands back here in the UK however the French pharmacies have more exclusive products and often work out cheaper to buy with their deals and the current exchange rate.

Whilst I was in France, I also picked up a few things in Sephora which is a big makeup and beauty shop selling brands including Make Up Forever, Too Faced, Urban Decay, Guerlain, Sephora's own brand and many more - they have stores all over Europe and America although they still yet to have any stores back in the UK so I was very excited to have a look around and pick up some stuff that I cannot get back home.

Pharmacy 

LA ROCHE POSAY, TOLERIANE DERMO-CLEANSER 
I've used the La Roche Posay Toleriane moisturiser before and loved it so when I saw this corresponding cleanser in a big bottle with a pump for just under 10 euros I had to pick it up. The product claims to be a  dermo-cleanser that removes makeup and gently cleanses the face, no rinsing needed. I'm looking forward to using this as an easy, go to simple cleanser that I am sure will last me a long time in the impressive 400ml bottle.

EAU MICELLAIRE, Micellar Cleansing Water
Bioderma used to be my go to micellar water until many other alternatives came on the market for a cheaper price; Garnier is now my go to brand for their micellar water however in France the stuff is a lot more accessible and many brands offer it for as cheap as chips.
I decided to get this micellar water in a handy big 500ml pump bottle which I found in the supermarket for under 5 euros.

AVENE CLEANANCE MASK 
I have never tried any products from Avene before and I have heard many great things about the brand so I decided to try out this cleansing mask which looks like it would be a real treat for my skin.

AVENE EAU THERMALE, Thermal Spring Water 
I really like toner waters and have used La Roche Posay Serozinc and Lush's Eau Roma toning sprays before and I love how refreshing and cooling they are so I decided to try out this version from Avene to see how it compares.


DERMOPHIL HAUTE TOLERANCE
I have used these lip balms for years, they do the job at deeply moisturing lips without making them too sticky and they're really cheap and cheerful. I managed to get this multi pack with a free extra balm for under 5 euros and I'm pleased to be stocked up again with my favourite lip balm.

CAUDALIE VINOSOURCE, Moisturizing Matifying Fluid 

I was after a moisturiser suited for normal skin after finding it difficult when many were aimed at either very dry or very oily skin so with the help of a pharmacist in the shop, I was recommended this Caudalie cream which I can imagine to be great for me and I am looking forward to seeing how I get on with it.

CAUDALIE PURIFYING MASK
The Caudalie cream was on a special offer and came with this free purifying face mask which is suited for all skin types and I am excited to try it out.

SENSI BIAFINE, CREME VISAGE RICHE 
Whilst I was talking to the pharmacist, she noticed that my face was peeling from sun burn and kindly gave me a few samples including a rich moisturising cream which I used that night and woke up the next day with super soft skin that felt healed and moisturised- a few days later I stumbled across a pharmacy that had the exact same cream on a special offer for under 10 euros that included a free gift for the same price. The cream will come in handy for when my skin gets very dry and flaky, whilst also being able to use as a super hydrating mask overnight.

SENSI BIAFINE, LAIT DEMAQUILLANT APAISANT 
My free gift with the hydrating cream was a gentle milk cleanser suited for sensitive skin and I am looking forward to seeing how it performs at removing makeup and cleansing my face.

Sephora 

TRIPLE ACTION GENTLE MAKEUP REMOVER GEL 
Sephora have a sneaky way of getting your attention at the tills by offering mini versions of products to tempt you and I decided to pick up this handy little makeup remover that I can imagine will be perfect to use whilst travelling or to pack into my makeup kit.

POMEGRANATE FIBER FACE MASK
These masks were all over the shop floor and I couldn't resist picking one up, after taking a while to decide which scent to choose with the massive choice on offer I finally decided on the pomegrante version and I'm sure it will be perfect for a girly pamper night.

SEPHORA NAIL POLISH
I couldn't resist picking up this unique green nail polish which was on sale for just 1 euro!

SEPHORA SMART LINER 
I've noticed these oddly shaped eye liner pens pop up all over the internet and I have been curious to see how they work so when I saw one in Sephora I picked one up- I have already tested it out and so far I'm very impressed- I'm sure I will let you know my full impressions soon.

SEPHORA KISS ME TINTED LIP COLOUR, MELON SORBET 
I was attracted to these by their cool packaging and funky colours on offer- I decided to go for this orange colour which I wore a lot on holiday and left my lips tinted an orange/ peach colour which was really easy to wear and felt comfortable on my lips. The colour isn't as strong as it looks in the bullet which I was a little disappointed about however I do love the subtle tint it gives non the less.

SEPHORA CREAM LIP SATIN, 10, 01
I've heard many beauty bloggers rave about these lip satin liquid lipsticks so when I spotted them in Sephora I knew I had to try them out. I first decided to get no.10 which is a bright orange red colour and after wearing it the next day, I loved it and really wanted to get my hands on another colour so when I spotted Sephora in another town I picked up no.01 to add to my collection! These liquid lipsticks are extremely pigmented, dry matte, feel comfortable on the lips and last hours- what's not to love?

Duty Free

JUICY COUTURE, VIVA LA JUICY 
As I mentioned in my last post, I've started working in a little cafe and I got paid on the day before I jetted off on holiday so I decided to treat myself in duty free and bought myself this Juicy Couture perfume which is one that I used to wear all the time but haven't had the money to buy it myself for a long time- I love the strong unique scent and can't wait to start wearing it again.

I hope you enjoyed reading this post from me and maybe picked up some ideas to add to your shopping list if you're off on holiday any time soon! :)

Pack With Me For My Summer Holiday

I'm off to the south of France tomorrow and I thought I would share with you a few of the essentials that I am starting to pack in my case, from my jazzy sun glasses to the very crucial sun cream!

Beauty wise I like to keep things relaxed and simple to let my skin breathe, I will be packing more makeup to wear in the evenings however in the day time I will always make sure I wear SPF along with lashings of waterproof mascara, brow gel, bronzer, a dewy highlighter like the Marylumaziner (The Balm) and a hydrating lip balm like Carmex.

I may be on holiday but I still want to look after my skin and keep it clear. I decided to pick up this skin energising daily facial scrub from Clean&Clear on my latest trip to Boots which sounds like the perfect face wash which will be easy to use every day. 

I talk about Garnier's Micclear water like it's a bottle of gold so when I saw that they had started selling the stuff in mini travel sized bottles, I had to pick one up to take on holiday!

Sunshine can really dry out the skin so having a good moisturiser is essential- I have decided to take the Garnier moisture match for normal to dry skin which I know works for me and it also comes in a handy small size which is perfect for travelling.

I am never fussy when it comes to haircare but I simply cannot live without my tangle teezer which has saved my hair over the past few years, it's the perfect hair brush to use on wet and dry hair.

I never wash my hair more than twice a week although when I'm on holiday I know that my hair will be more prone to drying out due to the heat and swimming so I've made sure I have some deep conditioning shampoos to give my hair a treat. On the other hand I don't want to constantly be washing my hair so I've also packed a mini travel sized dry shampoo to use when my hair needs an extra boost.

I love to wear accessories in my hair and I really like this daisy hair bobble which I know will look really cute on holiday :)

Exfoliating is great to help a tan fade naturally without going patchy and I am hoping to get a slight sun tan so I have packed my favourite body scrub which is Soap &Glorys The Scrub of your Life.

Venus have recently started selling their new mini snap razors which are perfect for travelling as they come in a small case to make it easy to pack in your toiletries bag. I already own other Venus razors and blades which will fit perfectly onto this snap razor and I think it is a fantastic concept which I am sure will come in handy for many people including myself.

These blue mirrored sunglasses are from Accessories and I think they will look great on holiday- I can't wait to wear them! 

I recently bought this apple juice fragrance from Zara which cost me just under £10 which I think is a fantastic price considering the quality and I absolutely love the smell which I can imagine will be the perfect summer scent.

Are you going on a summer holiday this year? What are your holiday essentials? 

My Perfect Skincare Routine: Ft. LUSH Skincare Review

As much as I love makeup, I absolutely love taking it all off at the end of the day and using great products that leave my skin feeling it's best.

Recently I have got into a perfect evening routine and I have also discovered Lush Cosmetics skincare which is something I have never tried before and I have been very impressed with.

To remove the majority of my makeup I always use the Garnier Micellar cleansing water which never fails to disappoint me and I have yet to find anything that works just as well. I simply sweep a soaked cotton pad with the water and wipe away all my face makeup. This micellar water never stings or irritates my eyes/skin and feels almost like water gliding across the face.

The micellar water is great to remove all types of makeup including eye makeup however I sometimes like to use a seperate eye makeup remover because I find this to be more effective at removing heavy eye makeup and ensuring that even the most sensitive eyes will not suffer. The Body Shop Camomile Eye-Makeup remover is a great option for quick and effective eye makeup removal which works on even sensitive eyes.

I always like to use a second cleanser after the micellar water to ensure that all my makeup is gone and that my skin has been thoroughly cleaned.
I have never tried any products from Lush Cosmetics skincare so I was intrigued to try something and I decided to pick up their Let The Good Times Roll cleanser which is targeted at normal skin types like mine and I was also attracted to it by it's delicious cinnamon, popcorn scent with actual pieces of popcorn in the pot (yum!)
The cleanser is a 'play dough' paste consistency and I was told by a Lush employee to scoop a penny sized amount out of the pot, rub together in my hands with warm water then massage the paste onto my face and rinse off. I found the product to almost gently exfoliate my skin whilst giving it a really good clean- I love the smell and I find it leaves my skin feeling super soft and looking really clear.
I have the 100g pot and I can see it lasting me a long time as I have found you only need to use a small amount each application, plus Lush have a system where you can bring back 5 full sized empty pots or tubs to receive a free face mask... what's not to love?! (applies to all 'Not Virgin' products- look out for the sticker!) 

I never used to use facial toners as I thought they were a waste of money and a pointless step in my routine, however I have recently found that by using the Simple Kind To Skin Soothing facial toner, my skin has felt more balanced and 'normal', with no excess oil or dry patches and is always left feeling refreshed and hydrated.
I still don't think that using a toner is essential, however I do like to use this one to give my skin some extra care and I would recommend trying one out if you want to target a certain insecurity as there are many on the market that are designed for certain needs.

My final step is to use a hydrating moisturiser which I know will deeply hydrate my skin, especially to use in the evenings. I found it difficult to choose which moisturiser to try from Lush as they all sounded like they would do wonders for my skin although I finally decided to pick up the Skindrink facial moisturiser which by the name, sounded like it would be the perfect rich option.
This rich sesame oil cream has a thick consistency therefore I prefer to use it in the evenings as I think it would be too heavy for day time. I'm not too keen on the smell of this product however I do love the benefits that I have been seeing so far such as quick absorption, non greasy feeling and how my skin is left feeling afterwards... amazing!

Have you tried any other products from Lush skincare? Let me know in the comments if you think there is something else I would like! :)

Bargain Beauty: Collection Eyes Uncovered Nude Eye-shadow Pallets

Long time no post! It's been a good few weeks since I last updated you but life has been a little crazy and there's been a lot of changes, including me getting a part time job which I'm loving but it also means I have very little time to write as much as I'd like to. Things are starting to settle and I am learning to manage my time better so hopefully I will have many more posts for you to read in the upcoming weeks :)

As I mentioned in my previous beauty favourites post, I have been getting a lot of use out of my Urban Decay Naked Basics pallet and I love it, however £20 for a small eye-shadow pallet is a lot of money considering there are many good cheaper alternatives on the market, including this range of pallets from Collection that I am going to talk about today.

Collection (formerly named Collection 2000) is a budget make-up brand that you can find in Boots and Superdrug and they have recently launched their eyes uncovered nude pallets that I was curious to try out after noticing they looked very similar to Urban Decay's basics range and I wondered how they would compare.

Collection have three pallets to choose from; nude grey, nude bronze and nude (I have them all except the basic nude.) Each pallet has six highly pigmented shades inside and will cost you a friendly £3.99 per pallet.

I have found myself reaching for these pallets over many of my more expensive options and I think that the quality is outstanding-almost identical to the quality of Urban Decay shadows. The colours apply and blend easily and I have found it easy to create many different looks, whether that being an everyday quick wash of colour or an extreme smoky eye (Nude Grey is fantastic for more dramatic looks!)

Nude Bronze 

Nude Grey

The only downside to these pallets is their packaging which has a flimsy cheap feeling, no mirror in the compact and I found that the included eye-shadow brush was useless and cheap.
I would find a mirror and a better eye-shadow brush very appealing even if the price was raised with these added extras. Overall, for the price I don't think you can complain when the actual eye-shadow product quality is outstanding and one of the best I have ever tried from the drugstore/ more affordable brands.

Have you tried these pallets? What did you think? Let me know in the comments below!

My Current Makeup Favourites!

I have not writen up a favourites post in a while so I thought one was long overdue.I have recently discovered and rediscovered lots of makeup bits and pieces that I absolutely love so I thought this would be the perfect opportunity to share them with you.

As many of you know, I study hair and media makeup at college so I am always testing out new products and adding to my ever growing kit.
I am always changing up my own makeup routine and trying new things so I love to share what products really stand out to me so I can hopefully help others who are uncertain of what products are worth their price tag and which aren't.

Illamasqua Eyebrow Cake, Thunder
I love filling in my eyebrows to give a clean and crisp finish and I have tried so many brow products but recently I feel like I have got myself into the perfect brow routine and I love the products I use. To add colour and shape I love to use Illamasqua's eyebrow cake in Thunder which is a matte brown powder that has a soft, thick consistency making it easy to gently draw subtle hairs or alternatively layer up or use with a wet brush to give a more defined result.
Although £17.50 is a lot of money for an eyebrow powder, I personally think that for the money you get a lot of product that will last you a long time as you only ever use a small amount each time.

Maybelline Brow Drama, Medium Brown 
My eyebrows are naturally very thick and I can never go without setting the hairs into place after applying a brow powder- I love using Maybelline Brow Drama brow gel which sets the hairs into place all day long whilst also adding extra definition and colour. This is by far the best brow gel I have tried and beats any expensive alternatives like Benefit Gimmie Brow which I personally think doesn't compare to how great this one from Maybelline is.

L'oreal False Lash Superstar Mascara 
L'oreal recently launched a new mascara, False Lash Superstar, that has two wands, one being a white coating priming wand and the other being a normal black mascara. My first impressions of this weren't great as I found the white coating wand to make my lashes thick and clumpy and then giving a horrible base for the following mascara however after speaking to a friend who has also been testing this mascara out and told me to try applying the second black wand straight away on top of the white coat instead of doing both eyes with the primer then going to the black coat as this lets the white coat time to set which dries out the lashes and gives a clumpy base.
I love using this mascara when I want to have long lasting, thick, separated defined lashes that I know will stay in place all day/night long. I have also just bought a back up for when my current one runs out as I love it so much and can see myself using it again and again.

Urban Decay Naked Basics 2 
Urban Decay are mainly known for their popular Naked pallets that contain 12 eye-shadows and will cost you a hefty £38 per pallet. I have never used one of their main pallets, mainly because of the price tag and because I usually tend to stick with MAC eye-shadow and I prefer to pick out colours that I know I will use enough for them to be worth the money.
On the other hand, Urban Decay also have smaller Naked pallets containing 6 shadows which are nude and basic shades that are great for everyday wear and will cost you a friendlier £23.
I was given the Naked Basics 2 pallet for my 18th birthday earlier in the year and I really love it.
The quality of these shadows is great and they have a 'buttery' consistency which makes blending the colours very easy and good for using on the go- especially with the handy mirror in the compact. My favourite and most used shades in the pallet are Skimp, Frisk and Cover although I use all the shades and couldn't pick out a bad one.

MAC Fluidline, Blackstrack
When it comes to eyeliner, I only ever use gel and it will usually always be MAC Fluidline in Blacktrack which I think is a must have essential in anyone's makeup kit. Blacktrack is a classic black gel eyeliner that I couldn't complete any smoky eye without! I love to use it with my Ben Nye AB-4 small angled brush to give the perfect sleek winged liner.
I think that the MAC Fluidline gel liners are worth the money because a small pot will last you a very long time as you only use a small amount each application and the product stays at the right consistency without drying out over time unlike many cheaper gel pot eye liners.

MAC Heroine Lipstick (Matte)
I have only owned this lipstick for a few weeks although I'm already in love with the bright purple, long lasting colour. I love wearing bold lipstick but I usually find it difficult to find bold, summer appropriate colours that aren't bright neon pink and orange that usually wash me out.
MAC Heroine is my perfect summer bold lipstick and I love how unique and different it is to any other lipsticks that I have already in my collection. Heroine is a matte formula which means it is very long lasting and like many other MAC matte lipsticks, this stains your lips even after removing the main colour which you may take as a good or bad thing!:')

Real Techniques Miracle Complexion Sponge & The Body Shop Vitamin E Face Mist
Finally, I wanted to mention a way that I have been loving to apply my makeup and that has been to use the Real Techniques Miracle Complexion Sponge sprayed with The Body Shop Vitamin E Face Mist which helps dampen the sponge to prevent any makeup being absorbed and wasted on the sponge and to also give some extra hydration to the face.
I was very intrigued to see how the makeup sponge would perform as I had never used one before and I have been very impressed. I have found the sponge to help blend my foundation into the skin flawlessly and also to be great for blending cream contour and highlight.
You can of course simply use water to get the sponge wet however I have found that using the face mist from The Body Shop works wonders paired with the sponge to also help hydrate my face.

What makeup products have you been loving recently? Let me know in the comments below! :)

3 Quick, Easy & Healthy Breakfast Ideas

I absolutely love breakfast and I am always experimenting with new recipes so I thought I'd share with you a few of my go to dishes that are quick and easy to make whilst still being super healthy to fuel your day ahead.

Breakfast is by far the most important meal of the day and I find it to be the best time to experiment with a variety of different foods; there will always be something for everyone, whether it is a fix for your sugar craving or a plate of tasty avocado and eggs.
Without breakfast you are more likely to over eat throughout the day and feel restless and tired so that's even more reason to eat up in the morning!

I like to think that I live a very healthy but varied lifestyle and I always see a massive difference in my overall mind set and attitude when I eat clean, nutritious foods in comparison to processed unhealthy options which can make me feel sluggish, moody and sad.

Here are three of my favourite breakfast recipes that I find always give me the best start to my day.

Blueberry, Banana & Coconut Smoothie Bowl 

This is a recent discovery for me but I am already head over heels in love with the delicious and refreshing sweet taste that this has. Smoothie bowls are a super thick and creamy alternative to the artificial sugar loaded yoghurt's that fool many people with their advertising low fat, 'slimming' factors when in fact they are filled with a ridiculous amount artificial flavourings and sugar.

Don't be fooled by the ready made smoothies on offer in supermarkets that are filled with sugar to give an artificial taste, making your own smoothies at home is not only 100 times better for you, but will also be a lot more friendly to your wallet as they are also a lot cheaper to make at home too.

You can obviously mix up the ingredients that you use in your smoothies depending on what you like however to make the consistency of your smoothie thicker, it will always help to use frozen bananas and something to bulk it up such as chia seeds, oats or medjool dates.

INGREDIENTS 
Serves 1 

-1 Banana (peeled, sliced and frozen the night before)

-60g Frozen blueberries 

-2 Medjool dates 

-150ml Coconut water OR Coconut milk 

-Topping Ideas: 

Dessicated coconut
Granola
Muesli
Nut butter
Flaked almonds
Chia seeds
Dried, fresh or frozen fruit

METHOD

-Whizz up all your ingredients expect the toppings in a blender or food processor (I use a Blend Active blender)
-Pour your smoothie into a bowl and finish with your chosen toppings.




Granola / Muesli 

This is always my go to breakfast for when I am in a rush and don't have time to cook up anything fancy. I choose between granola or muesli although I will always be careful to look out for certain brands that advertise their cereal to be healthy whilst still adding a ton of artificial sweeteners to fool people into thinking they are making the right choices when in fact they may as well be sat down with a bowl of crunchy nut.

I personally prefer to eat my granola or muesli with yoghurt rather than milk although normal cows milk or nut milks is just as good.

Using frozen fruit instead of fresh is a lot cheaper as the producers pick the fruit when it's cheapest in season and freeze it ready for you to buy all year round. Frozen fruit is also more convenient as fresh fruit has a very short fridge life.

INGREDIENTS 
Serves 1

- Yoghurt of your choice - try to stay away from yoghurts that are advertised as low fat and low calorie as these tend to be filled with artificial flavouring and sugars that are very bad for you. I like to use Danio fruit layered yoghurt because they are super thick, filled with protein and really tasty!

- Granola OR Muesli - stick to simple brands with simple ingredients. I like to use Quaker Oats granola and Rude Health Super Fruity muesli.

- Frozen fruit  - I like raspberries, blueberries and mango. Let the fruit defrost slightly or fully before eating.




Chia, Banana & Berry Overnight Oats 

I love to eat a big comforting bowl of porridge in the winter, however when the weather starts to warm up it's not so practical. Overnight oats are a fantastic way to still enjoy your porridge but they are a more convenient choice for early mornings as it's all made the night before and they make the perfect lazy breakfast for when the sun decides to make an appearance- leaving you with more time in your mornings to chill.

This recipe is extremely versatile so you can change things up depending on what you have in your cupboards and what you prefer. I always have frozen berries in the freezer and a never ending supply of bananas so they are always my go to fruit toppings. I also like to use chia seeds for added nutrients and to bulk up the oats to keep me going for longer.

If you're known for snoozing in the mornings then overnight oats are for you as all you have to do is grab them and go. Simply mix together the night before, pop in the fridge and let the magic happen whilst you sleep!

INGREDIENTS 
Serves 1

For the chia overnight oats:

-50 g Porridge oats 

-180ml Milk (I use almond or coconut milk but you can use whatever you prefer)

-1/2 Banana mashed 

-1 tsp Cinnamon 

Toppings 

-1/2 Banana mashed 

-Handful of frozen berries 

More topping ideas:

-Extra Chia seeds
-Nuts
-Dried fruit
-Granola/ Muesli
-Nut butter


METHOD

-The night before mix together all of your oat ingredients, pour into a mason jar/bowl and leave in the fridge overnight

-In the morning finish the oats with your chosen toppings and enjoy!