Christmas Gifts - £10 to £50

This weeks Christmas gift post is featuring gifts which are priced between £10 and £50.

Boots

Ralph Lauren Big Pony Womans Collection Gift Set - £29.99

Champneys Bubble Heaven - £16

Fearne Bag of Treats - £16

Baylis and Harding Large Gingerbread Trio - £12

Benefit Crescent Row Perfume Gift Set - £29.50

Benefit High Flying Glosses Gift Set - £19.50

Debenhams

Urban Decay Ocho Loco 24/7 Glide On Eye Pencils - £40

Philosophy The Cookbook Set - £16.50

Philosophy Winter Escape Set - £22

Harvey Nichols

Cowshed Knackered Cow Luxury Bath Set - £36

Bliss Berry Bubbly - £29

House of Fraser

Heathcoate & Ivory Mimosa and Pomegranate Birdcage set - £22

Thierry Mugler Miniature Perfume Set - £31

Cowshed Best of the Best Gift Set - £40

Molton Brown Orion Gift Set - £36

Bellapierre Shimmer 9-Stack - £59.99

Next

The Collection Fragrance wardrobe - £14

QVC

Frontcover Desk to Date Collection - £16.25

Nails Inc 6 Piece Neon & Nudes Mini Collection - £22

Emma Hardie 4 Piece Starter Kit - £25

L'Occitane 5 Piece Shea Bath & Body Collection - £43.92

Selfridges

Swarovski Aura Miniatures Set - £45

Jo Malone Sweet Lemon Cologne 30ml - £38

Kiehl's Orange Flower and Lychee EDT 30ml - £26

Aromatherapy Associates Miniature Bath and Shower Oil Collection - £30

Next week's Christmas Gift post is going to feature non beauty gift ideas.

Wednesday Wishlist - 15 Skincare

Lush Duck

1. Lavera Organic Calendula Balancing Cream - £11.50

2. Lavera Organic Calendula Cleansing Gel - £6.90

3. Madara Deep Purifying Foam Cleanser - £16.00

Look Fantastic

4. REN Pore Minimising Detox Mask 50ml - £18.00

5. Weleda Almond Cleansing Lotion 75ml - £7.15 

Feel Unique

6. Cowshed Skincare Starter Kit - £19.50

ASOS

7. Steamcream 3 in 1 Moisturiser London Tin - £13.00

8. Korres Pomegranate Skincare Set - £25.00

Review - Cowshed 'lippy cow' lip balm

Cowshed is one of those brands which I think everyone has heard about due to their quirky product names such as horny cow, moody cow and lippy cow which is the name of their lip balm.

I've had the lippy cow lip balm for a while now but have only just started using it. It is the only Cowshed product I've used and chose it as it contains natural ingredients. I wasn't sure if I'd like the scent of it as it contains essential oils and floral fragrances which I don't particularly like.

The consistency is really quite runny. It's more of a lip gloss or a lip shine than a balm but it does sink into the lips quickly so that's the redeeming factor for it being called a balm.

As for the scent, yes it is really floral but I have got used to it. It isn't a synthetic scent which is good but if you love florals I would highly recommend this.

I use this at night before I go to bed to give my lips a good moisturise and it does this well. It has an RRP of £5 for a tube which I don't think is too pricey. I would repurchase but it wouldn't be my first choice to buy. It is available from ASOS, Look Fantastic or..... Direct Cosmetics have it available at a bargain price of 79p! At that price who could say no to trying it?!

Have you used this? What did you think? Which other Cowshed products would you recommend?

Essie 'Becky's Wish' for Cowshed

Essie have joined forces with Cowshed to create a limited edition nail polish where all proceeds get donated to the Starlight Children's Foundation.

The polish is called 'Becky's Wish' and it's a gorgeous blue shade.

This costs £10 and is available now from Cowshed spa's and online.