Hey loves. Its the mid-week again and time for another style post. Now, my outfit post on shades of blue here inspired me to create this girly outfit in different shades of pink. Who knows, Maybe I could do shades of green, shades of brown, shades of purple etc. It should be fun.

Hey beauties! How are you all doing? So this review is a long time coming, I just got carried away with other stuff. The pleasant team at Banish Acne Scars wanted me to try out their products so they sent some over. This brand is based in the United States and after doing my research on them, I was eager to receive my package. They specialize in products for problematic skin hence the name. So, if you are battling acne or acne scars etc, this is for you.

Hey darlings! First things first, what did you notice when you opened up my blog? New layout, new theme right? In the world of blogging, you have to keep re-branding yourself one way or the other so I got a responsive blog theme. I love my blog so much more now and I can't thank the hubby enough because he bought the theme and set it up all by himself. Happy wife! Hehehehehe.

Hey my lovelies! You know what time it is. Tutorial time! So I have been playing around with ankara fabrics more than ever recently and I decided to start ankara inspired makeup tutorials. As you know these fabrics are often very colourful and to be honest I love the idea of creating wearable looks inspired by them. Oh and guess what? All the products I used in this video are less than 2,000 naira each. Yup yup! You guys know I always deal in affordable products but an entire face with products that cost that low is almost a steal.

I've been anticipating this post for ages. Been looking forward to showing y'all my dark side. Lol, indeed! The story behind this dress is long but I'll try to summarize it. My dad actually bought this dress for my mum. Yes! My mum! Can you beat that? He walked into a store in South Korea, saw this fitted dress with a large skull and probably thought 'Hmm, this will look good on my wife'. Lol. Trust my mum to do away with the dress once she saw it (hands up if you know typical Nigerian mums). I was the secondary recipient and I love it. I have worn it so many times but this is the first debut on the blog (round of applause).

One thing I haven't really done is merging two different colours and patterns of ankara into one outfit. So I decided to step out of my comfort zone a bit and see how it turns out. I'm pleasantly surprised that it looks this good. I can't emphasize enough about how fashion should be fun. Play with it!