Sephora Haul

Now I don’t know about you, but one of the things I can’t help but do every time I visit Europe is to find the nearest Sephora. Why we don’t have one in the UK I don’t know. But seeing as we are sans Sephora here in the UK only means that I tend to spend the majority of my holiday money in one, when I’m out the country. And my trip to Portugal last month was no different. So let me show what I picked up.

Now I just stuck to skincare this time. Which is most unlike my. But probably has something to do with the fact that I literally have space for no more makeup in my life. My dressing table is crying out for a sort out. And I definitely have products in there that are older than the flat itself. But I just can’t bring myself to downsize any of the 32 bronze tone palettes that I currently own. So seeing it’s a one in one out policy when it comes to makeup at the moment. I’m ignoring that issue by focusing on skincare. Because I have space for a lot more skincare in my life.

And seeing as Sephora is known for its own brand skincare. I couldn’t resist picking up some of their masks. Including three of the face masks – Lychee for moisturising and brightening. Pomegranate for energising my skin. And Green Tea for magnifying and working to combat any blemishes.

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I also went for pomegranate in the eye masks, as it helps with dark circles. And cucumber to help with the puffiness. I also picked up a couple of the nose masks. A three pack of the charcoal ones to help with removing blackheads. And a pineapple one to help with pore perfecting and smoothing the nose area. And finally, I also picked up a clay mask to help with balancing out my skin. As well as some anti-blemish patches which look really intriguing. They’re enriched with green tea and you can just pop one on an area to dry out the blemish or spot.

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So what’s what I spent my money on this time at Sephora. Have you ever been to a Sephora? What do you usually end up buying when you’re shopping there?