Nope! I don't get wet enough skiing to have it run on me. I don't even think that's possible!

Arissa: I buy him clothes more often. :) He's bought me a pair of shoes cause he knew I really liked them but he's usually afraid of buying me stuff for fear that I won't like them. He's a sweetie though.

Dawn: I'd double recommend Sleek! I really like it that much. Other than that, you can also try Barry M or MeMeMe.

Burger & Lobster is pretty affordable and trendy at the moment, although I've yet to go there!

I think the people at Peeka would be better equipped to answer your question.

Hi, Sorry haven't checked back for a long time. I believe that was me. :) I hope you're feeling better.

Dawn: Forgot to answer the question about curlers: I use babyliss hot rollers and curling iron, both of which I bought off amazon

Dawn: haha that's have to be me. I'm a lipstick fiend!

Hello! Welcome to Notts! :D For shopping definitely Oxford Street, I don't think there's anything quite like it. Try out the scents and have tea at Liberty, and if the weather isn't too cold, you can always have a picnic at Primrose Hill. If you have the time, I'd definitely recommend a visit to the V&A or Natural History Museum! And Four Seasons in Leicester Square is a must try

Arissa: not one anymore.

Arissa: I have one myself! I think they're nice. They remind me of my book corners.

And how sad you're deriving joy from putting others down anonymously. :)

Dawn: Imagine you are only stuck with BIC for the rest of your life. Uniball and pentel are superior!!!!

Dawn: I personally love Emoda and Murua. Where gyaru style used to sort of exist in a vacuum of their own with top brands driving the trend, I think high fashion is starting to have more of an impact on the style. The result is something rather European-inspired, yet still distinctly Japanese.

Dawn: I like knitted scarves, they keep me warm during the winter months.

Arissa: Hello! It started of with me wanting a draped leather jacket but I couldn't afford Rick Owens. I chanced upon the All Saints one and thought it was a suitable alternative!

In the end, I managed to enable Jingna (@zemotion) to buy 2 of the same jacket and Dawn to buy one as well. The leather is lovely and easy to match with the rest of my wardrobe. I know the price can be a little shocking but I got so much wear out of it, it basically paid for its worth in like 2 winters.

My only gripe is the lack of fastening in the front. Hope you find a nice leather jacket for yourself soon. :)

Dawn: It seems fine to us! Let us know if you still have problems with it x

Dawn: I've used a variety of compact foundations and oddly the one I like the most is also the cheapest (ZA). Ettusais and Chanel is great as well

Dawn: I actually don't have an awesome figure at all :(

Dawn: Welcome!! London winters are really mild, actually. You hardly get snow, and if you do, it turns to sludge in days. I didn't bother with thermal wear or woollen socks or anything; I find that a chunky knit sweater over a top with jeans or heat-tech tights (and a winter coat of course) was enough to tide me through winter. You definitely do not need uggs or north face jackets or anything. Unless you have unlimited luggage upgrade, I would save winter shopping to when I am there. It's always important to pack skincare items because you need a reliable product for when your face breaks out due to changes in climate. And pens, because pens in UK are horrible. Hope this helps and maybe we'd see each other around!