Hey guys!

As anxiety ridden as it may be, I am a huge lover of travelling! I have been to many places from Paris, to Florida, New York, and Hawaii. Portugal, Corfu, and Lanzarote. Not to mention Tenerife and La Palma. At only 17 years old I have been to so many places, lived in two countries, two continents and travelled halfway around the world. It was when I was pushed out of my comfort bubble in my tiny house, in a tiny town, in a tiny country, on a tiny island. AKA England. Moving to Canada was the best thing to ever happen to me, and has awoken my inner traveller!

There are so many places I want to go to, and it was always my life long dream to go to Hawaii, and at 17 I have been able to do that. Though there are plenty of things I never got to do there, so I really want to go back, and visit a different island! These are some of the other places I want to visit before I die. Share you bucket list with me in the comments below!

1. Bahamas

2. Maldives

3. Bora Bora

4. Italy

5. See the Northern Lights

6. Cancun

7. Florida

8. Thailand

9. Nashville

10. Australia

11. New Zealand

12. Hawaii
13. Venice
14. LA, California
15. Grand Canyon, AZ
16. Spain
17. The blue Lagoon, Iceland
18. Algonquin
19. Fiji
20. Santorini

Hustle Hard Girl,

Summer of 2017. One of the most amazing holidays I have ever been on, in the gorgeous Oahu, Hawaii. It has been my life long dream to visit Hawaii, and I can't believe at 17 I have already been able to go! It definitely lived up to its expectations. I know this post is a little late, but when I went I wasn't blogging, but I still had to share this holiday!

Forever Wanderlust.

Where is somewhere you have always wanted to travel to?

I have always loved myself a good DIY, and having had bad skin for years, face masks are one of my favourite products to buy! So today I thought I would combine both my love for DIY's and face masks! 

Recently I have been using matcha powder a lot, especially in my smoothies. However matcha powder is actually really good on the skin externally, just as much as it is internally. First of all, it treats inflammation both in rosacea and acne. Matcha powder is actually gentle enough for any skin type, diminishing all redness. It also improves your complexion, and removes dead skin cells, as well as diminishing the signs of aging, and treating oily skin (and all other skin types). Tea tree oil is also really good for the skin, especially acne as it kills any bacteria or infection. 

- 1/2 tablespoon matcha powder

- 3-4 drops tea tree oil

- a dash of water

Enough for 1 mask

Simply mix all these ingredients together and pop it on your face, after having cleansed your skin! If you prefer a thinner consistency use less matcha powder or more water depending on how thick a layer of face mask you apply (bearing in mind this mask is for 1, adding more water will create enough for 2). 

When creating this mask be careful with the matcha powder as it can stain clothes! It is perfectly fine for the skin, but I recommend using a warm washcloth to remove the mask so that you are not scrubbing on the skin. Using micellar water after removing the mask will remove any green residue left over afterwards! 

Have you ever used a matcha face mask?

Hustle Hard Girl,