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Batiste Dry Shampoo in Tropical - A absolute must have for me is dry shampoo! When my hair starts to look flat and greasy this is going to bring it back to life. Simply spray onto dry hair, brush through and hair instantly looks clean and bouncy. I use this all the time at home, even on clean hair, to add extra volume. How many more times can I say hair in the paragraph? Some of the scents are a little off but this tropical fragrance smells amazing, like coconut and pineapple! RRP £2.99
Got2b Oil-licious Styling Oil by Schwarzkopf -
While the top of my hair gets greasy when not washed, the ends get very
dry. I usually use the L'oreal Elvive Extraordinary Oil however the
bulky glass bottle is not suitable for travelling, so when I saw this
mini 50ml Schwarzkopf version I thought I would pick it up and test it
out. It does the job perfectly and the argan oil leaves the ends of my
hair shiny, soft and frizz free! It claims to leave no residue on your
hands after application but I still felt my hands were a little oily
after use. RRP £4.05 (Superdrug)
Hand Maid Hand Cleansing Gel by Soap and Glory - Festival port-a-loos are probably the most unglamorous place on earth so hand sanitizer is vital! Soap and Glory's version is my favourite as it is scented just like all their other products instead of that horrible strong alcohol smell. RRP £2.50
Clean and Fresh Handy Wipes - While the hand sanitizer kills the germs, hand wipes are good for mucky hands, particularly if things get a little muddy! I picked up a pack of 4 from Home Bargins for £1.00 incase of sticky situations. You can get these anywhere, mine are nothing special!
MUA Glamour Nights Palette -
Sadly this palette seems to be sold out everywhere but if you can get
hold of it I think it will be great for festivals. It has a mixture of
neutrals and brights, all with really great pigmentation. I plan on using the brighter colours for the evenings to create dramatic and playful looks, once I've added some glitter and gems I should really look the part! RRP £4.00
Nivea Refreshing Facial Cleansing Wipes for Normal to Combination Skin - Face wipes are another camping fundamental item. These Nivea wipes cleanse, tone and hydrate skin whilst removing even waterproof makeup. I chose these wipes in particular ones as they came in a handy miniature pack of 7 wipes and won't bulk up my bag. RRP £1.09 (Boots)
Revlon Lip Butter in Watermelon - These lipsticks are so moisturising and have a great colour pay off. They are super easy to apply, in fact you don't even need a mirror, making them perfect for camping and festivals. There are lots of shades to chose from but my current favourite is Watermelon. RRP £7.99
No7 Beautiful Skin BB Cream - BB creams are a fantastic invention, providing both natural coverage and hydration for skin, great for camping with it's 2 in 1 properties. I like this one in particular as it has SPF 15 which will help to protect my skin when outside all day. It is really easy to apply and blends in well with just my fingers so need to worry about brushes. There are 3 different formulas to chose from depending on your skin type. RRP £12.95
Beauty Formulas Feminine Intimate Deodorant - Lets not beat around the bush (ha see what I did there?!). If you can't shower then this is a great product. It makes you smell nice and feel fresh without upsetting things down there. I guess it might be a little inappropriate to include this but girls need to know about this if they are going camping...its brilliant! RRP £3.99
So there you have it, my top 10 camping essentials...of course me being me I'm bringing a truck load of other products too but these are definitely going to be the most useful. If you are going to any festivals or camping this summer I hope this was helpful. Oceanfest here I come! Thanks for reading
B xxx