Natural cosmetics became my passion!

I'm taking a break from studying to write a post for you wonderful people out there. :)

I'm crazy and obsessed about the most natural cosmetics. Practically all my cosmetics are 100 % natural. Natural cosmetics ensure safe and healthy skin care. Scientific research confirms that natural substances are better tolerated by the skin than synthetic chemical substances. Natural preparations stimulate and support the skin in its natural physiological functions, while chemical- synthetic do the work instead of your skin, disrupting its natural rhythm and excluding it from the renewal processes. Certified natural cosmetics are not tested on animals. As you can see, you have many reasons to replace synthetic cosmetics to natural cosmetics. ❤️‍

 Links to where I bought my products:
http://secret-soap.com/
http://organiquecosmetics.com/
http://www.gemstoneorganic.com/

I'm disappearing for a few weeks.

I am going to be super busy for the past few weeks. I have a major exam coming up which will determine whether I get a bachelors degree or not. As for this blog, I have decided to not post anything until I get through this exam. Education comes first for me and I really need to focus on my studying right now. I promise to be back shortly after I've got my bachelor degree. In this last post I am sharing possibly my favourite photos that I took of my niece Matilda. She is just so incredibly beautiful.

See you soon!

Make a splash!

I was invited to celebrate the festival of colours. Unfortunetaly the friend who invited me could not go so I took my two good friends and we went. It was an exciting and overwhelming experience. We all had beer in one hand and coloured powder in the other. You can probably guess what happens next. Coloured powder bursts into the air in an exuberant rainbow of yellows, pinks, greens, purples and blues. So after smearing eachother in bright colours we danced to upbeat Zumba music. I do feel that the holi festivals in Poland will never be as amazing as the one's in the heart of India, but it was fun to get a glimpse of what Holi festivals are all about.

I've added a tiny bit of history about Holi.
Celebrated for hundreds of years and originating in the religious tradition of Hinduism, Holi marks the beginning of spring and also, in a religious sense, the triumph of good over evil. It’s a great reminder that we should settle conflicts, forgive each other and be friends!

It has always been my dream to visit beautiful India and celebrate the festival of colours there. So next spring I am coming to you India.

I'm a rainbow.

A fun birthday.

 This blog post is well over due. I was so busy that I didn't have time to blog on my nieces birthday, so I do apologise. Better late then never. 

A few weeks ago my beautiful niece Olivia turned 12. I took a ton of photos on her special day and I just had to share them with you. 

For her birthday, her mother planned a meet up with the family. The flat was decorated with pink and white balloons. The table was filled with delicious home made food. Not forgetting there was a close to perfection cake, again home made by Olivia's mother. The cream cake was the best cake I have ever tasted! As always, I had an amazing time at the party. Being around such lovely people makes me so incredibly happy and I feel so blessed to have a family so dear and true. Judging by the photos you can probably tell we had a lot of fun. Enjoy looking through them. :)

Olivia & Patricia.

Tiffany (left), Olivia (middle), Matilda (right), Patricia (below).

Playing hide and seek with this little one.

Sister love.

I managed to sneak into my own photoshoot.