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The spring tag

Hello lovelies!
I was nominated for this tag ages ago so I apologise for being so slow in response! I was nominated by the lovely Sophie AKA Petals of perfection. She has been a great help with starting my blog and her blog is amazing so go and check her out here - petalsofperfection.blogspot.co.uk. Lets get on with this tag!

Question 1: What three colours remind you of spring?
Probably pink, white and baby blue.

Question 2: What is the first thing you added to your spring wardrobe?
A gorgeous floor length dress. It has a lovely floral pattern of the vest style top and then it's black to the floor and it's kind of see through. I'm not great at describing haha, so check it out here- http://www.littlemissrendell.blogspot.co.uk/2015/04/huge-fashion-haul.html I did a huge fashion haul and it's included in this!

Question 3: What is the first item of clothing you ditch to make it more spring-like?
Jeans! I hate wearing them; when winter rolls around and I'm forced to wear them I hate my outfit. I just feel they're restricting and I just feel more comfortable in a dress or leggings. That's why I love spring so much, I can get back into clothes I adore. Woo, spring haha.

Question 4: What is your ultimate nude and bright lipsticks?
My favourite nude lipstick is Revlon's Just Bitten Kitten lip stain (010 Darling). It's gorgeous, it goes with the majority of outfits and it's reasonably cheap!
My favourite bright lipstick is MAC's Heroine. It's a lush bright purple that's bold and it has a great durability!

Question 5: What is your signature spring fragrance?
Beyoncé rise. It's really subtle and sweet which goes really well with the season!

Question 6: What do you add or drop to your skin care routine?
I don't really have a skin care routine? Is this bad? I moisturise but that's about it? Comment below to help me out!

Question 7: Do you change your hair in spring?
I don't change it specifically due to the season but I love experimenting with dyeing my hair. At the moment I have purple hair but in a few weeks who knows?

Question 8: Are there any exciting beauty releases that you are looking forward to?
I am so buzzed for Tanya Burr to make her announcement in the summer! I love her current beauty range so I cannot wait to see what she has in store!

Question 9: What are your top three nail colours for spring?
Well I hate to say this but I have recently reprised my addiction of biting my nails :( so no painting for me!

Question 10: Who do you tag?

http://chasingrubieschasingpearl.blogspot.ie/

charlotteann101.blogspot.co.uk

hannahdelacour.blogspot.co.uk

Thank you again Sophie for tagging me!
LMR xx


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