Non-Beauty Cruelty Free Update

So this week I thought I'd just share some products that I've been using since going cruelty-free. I think with make up there are so many options, but with other hygeine and cosemetics it's been a lot harder. If anyone has any recommendations I'd love to hear them, but at the moment this is what I've been using:

• Toothpaste - Superdrug own brand whitening (really struggled with toothpaste! I've heard about Lush's toothy tabs but just not sure how effective the solid alternative is)
• Deodorant - Lush T'eo solid deodorant which I mentioned in a previous post, still loving it!
• Hand Soap - Imperial Leather classic cleansing handwash, I've used this for years so was glad to learn I could keep it
• Body Wash - Original Source Lemon and Tea Tree smells incredible, if you have morning showers it will definitely wake you up!
• Shampoo - Soap and Glory Glad Hair Day has an amazing scent and leaves my hair feeling clean but not stripped
• Conditioner - Lush Retread is still the one I'm reaching for, my hair has never felt so soft!
• Moisturiser - Smoothie Star deep moisturising body milk from Soap and Glory, I like that you can smell the oats in this scent, its not too overpowering or sweet which I think is hard to find. 

Hope this little post was helpful if you live in the UK because some things I found really difficult! I'd love it if you let me know what you've been using

Discovering Bioderma

When I was living in Canada it didn't take me long to find Bioderma in Shoppers Drug Mart. I had heard so much about the Sensibio H20, it was EVERYWHERE online but hard to find in the UK at the time (this was also before other micellar waters were accessible), and with the GBP-CAD$ exchange rate I was definitely making the most of it! So I purchased a bottle and fell in love. It's just so refreshing. There's so many reviews on this I don't think it's necessary for me to ramble on, but I will say, it removes my makeup so easily and I'm no longer tugging at my skin with a wipe.