As my MAC addiction slowly started to grow, I decided that investing in a pro palette would probably be wise. Buying eyeshadows for the palette is slightly cheaper and the palette just looks cool. It just does. The palette itself is a two part purchase - the 15 shadow holder part and then the actual case. When I bought the palette, I already had a few individual MAC eye shadows, which I had to depot (there are loads of videos on YouTube on how to do this - its simple).

Before leaving England I stocked up on some LUSH goodies and I thought I would do a little post about them. I repurchased some of my old favourites as well as some new products. Whenever I walk into a LUSH store wanting to try something new I just tell them what skin type/issues I have and then I let them suggest away. This tends to end up with me leaving with more than I had expected to buy but the products are always amazing! And this time was no exception. 

I felt that it would only be right to have my first What To Do In Copenhagen post to be one about food. Because yum. To kick off this series of posts, I would like to feature one of my absolute favourite places to eat in Copenhagen - Café Europa 1989. Located in the centre of Copenhagen, in Amagertorv, this is the perfect place to take a break from your sightseeing or shopping ventures and treat yourself to a delicious meal.