Tuesday, 30 June 2015

Skirts Galore

Hello World!

For this post in going to do something a little different, and I'm going to give you some tips on styling for a skirt 


I absolutely love wearing skirts, especially because you can wear them in any season, and they always look good on everyone. 

For a patterned skirt: 

For a patterned skirt like this, I would keep your clothes in a simple colour pallet that uses the colours in the skirt 
For this skirt, I would wear a grey or white shirt, and accessorise with a little splash of cool colours (blues and purples) and in winter wear solid black tights. 


For a floral skirt, I would use a denim jacket and either a white shirt, or a plain shirt in the main colour from the skirt 


Eg. Here I would use a pink or white shirt 

Shoes
For skirts I nearly always wear either boots (black or brown) or high top solid black converses. For a light skirt or fancy dress, wear roman sandals or strappy sandals to really make it look good 


There you have it! 
I hope some of these tips were handy, go forth and wear skirts :) 

If you're ready, nothing can stop us
Stay fabulous, 
Girl Radical xxx

Friday, 19 June 2015

School Hair Made Easy

Hello World! 

I have realised over the past couple days that one of the hardest tasks in a girls life (first world problems) is finding a decent hairstyle for school. Now this may sound stupid, but sometimes you just want to go that extra mile and really get a hairstyle to impress. 

1. The reverse braid bun
As hard as this hairstyle looks, it's actually super easy to make. If you're anything like me and absolutely suck at French braids, simple filp your hair over group the bottom section and just pull it over your hair, looks the same and is so much easier. 

2. Side plait 
This hairstyle is super nice and is super super easy. I usually do this one with four small braids across the head, and then loosen the bun for a nice messy but controlled look. 

3. Twsit ponytail 
Another really easy one, just pull even sized sections from either side of your head, twist them tightly and use bobby pins to hold them in place while you twsit the rest. Then, pull the braids and the rest of your hair into a ponytail and tie. Once there, grab the twists, pull the bobby pins off and wrap the hair around the hair tie. 

4. Half up half down 
This hairstyle has to be one of my favourites coz I absultley adore it. Simply spilt your hair in half just above your ears, and pull into a ponytail, leaving the bottom half down. For curly hair, I recommend taking the side bits just behind your ears into the ponytail as well, as it makes your hair sit nicer, and also gives the impression of being a single ponytail. 

So there you have it!! 
I hope some of these hairstyles really help you, and if any of you guys know any more back to school hairstyles, leave a comment below and let me know :) 

If you're ready, nothing can stop us
Stay fabulous, 
Girl Radical xxx

Sunday, 7 June 2015

May- favourites

Hello World! 
So we have yet again come full circle, and yet another month is over! 

I have decided to make a new tradition and have decided to make a monthly favourites. Every month I will post to you guys what I have loved the most, and what I think you should try 

First edition, May! 
Item one: favourite food 

My favourite food of May is vegimite chocolate. As strange as it sounds, it actually tastes amazing and I love eating it. I hate vegimite but I adored the chocolate 

Item two: Favourite clothing item 
Winter coats. I have a coat similar too this and I absolutely adore it. It's so warm and cozy, and I wear it everywhere. Not to mention is very fashionable and in right now. 

Item three: Favourite make- up product
The revlon custom eyes natural compact. For someone like me who isn't great looking when wearing make- up, the compact is great with the natural looking colours. My favourite is the gold on the right, which gives a really natural look while still looking amazing 

Item Four: favourite drink 
Words can't express how much I love this drink. It is such a delight to drink and it tastes amazing. I highly reccomend this drink. 

Item five: favourite book
Despite having been released a while ago, I only just discovered this series and I absolutely love it (look out for a book review soon) 

Item six: favourite hair style 
So this is sort of an inverted French braid, and even if it's not the real name this is what I call it (if someone knows please tell me it's real name). This hairstyle looks great, especially if you have coloured hair, it really brings out the colour. 


So that's it for now, hope you enjoyed it, and make sure to check some of those products out, they really are amazing 

If you're ready, nothing can stop us
Stay fabulous 
Girl Radicall xxx

Saturday, 18 April 2015

Desert time

Hello World! 

I have a product review for you all today, and it's a very delicious one 

Product: Pancakes with milo ice- cream


How to create: 

What you will need for this delicious meal is pancakes, I've used the greens original pancake shake, which is a powered mix that you add water to and shake to create! 


Then, you need ice cream and some milo 



All you do is scoop out as much ice cream as you want, sprinkle some milo on the top and mix. 


Once you have created both of these, all you do is grab your favourite movies, a comfy seat and warm blanket, then scoop some milo ice cream onto a pancake, smooth it out like butter, and eat. 

YUM! 

Tips: 

When cooking your pancakes in a fry pan, try putting it on medium heat and, using a paper towel or cloth, apply some butter evenly to the pan, as this creates a non stick surface allowing for easing flipping and removal of the pancakes. 

Enjoy, and if you try this, leave a comment below telling me what you think. 

If you're ready, nothing can stop us
Stay fabulous, 
Girl Radical xxx

Sunday, 12 April 2015

New boots

Hello World! 

Got back from my trip to Mackay yesterday afternoon (had an absolute blast and will be posting pictures soon), and today with mum I went shopping to celebrate my return. 


We went to the nearest shopping centre, and I managed to pick up some brand new leather ankle boots 




And for only $40 from Aldi, I was pretty happy with this find, considering I've been looking for new boots since my black pair broke last December.

What's the latest thing you've found when out shopping and bought that you absolutely love? 

If you're ready, nothing can stop us
Stay fabulous,
Girl Radixal xxx 

Sunday, 5 April 2015

Book review: Tiger's Quest

Hello Wold!

For this blog post, I am delivering to you all book 2 in the new Tigers Curse Seris by our beloved Colleen Houck. 


Blub: 
The last thing Kelsey Hayes thought she’d be doing this summer was trying to break a 300-year-old Indian curse. With a mysterious white tiger named Ren. Halfway around the world. But that’s exactly what happened. Face-to-face with dark forces, spellbinding magic, and  mystical worlds where nothing is what it seems, Kelsey risks everything to piece together an ancient prophecy that could break the curse forever.


*** 


First off, Kishan. What a hunk of bad- boy muscle and charms. During his journey with Kelsey, we learn how underneath his cocky bad- boy exterior is a loveable man, still living in day by day pain of the decisions he made hundreds of years ago. This was incredibly refreshing in a book, as most bad boys are just plain rude or don't character flesh. Houck has written Kishan with such character depth, it improves this book so much. 

What a book :). 

If you're ready, nothing can stop us
Stay fabulous, 
Girl Radical xxx

P.s 
I'm going away for a few days for the Easter holidays, and will probably be posting my next entry late. Sorry Everyone! 

See you all soon <3

Friday, 3 April 2015

Book Review: Tigers Curse Colleen Houck

Hello World!

This week, I moved house! It's a downsize slowly, but it's still a beautiful modern home and I love it!! 

So, 
For this weeks blog post, I'm recommending a new book series (I'm still thinking of a name for monthly book recommendations, but I haven't got one yet. If you have an idea, please let me know!!) 

The first series I'm recommending is called 'Tigers Curse' by Colleen Houck. It's about two Indian princes who are cursed by an opposing royal house, and a few hundred years in the future they rely on an American teenager to lift the curse and help save them. 

The first book in the series is the self titled 'Tigers Curse' 


Blurb:
The last thing Kelsey Hayes thought she’d be doing this summer was trying to break a 300-year-old Indian curse. With a mysterious white tiger named Ren. Halfway around the world. But that’s exactly what happened. Face-to-face with dark forces, spellbinding magic, and mystical worlds where nothing is what it seems, Kelsey risks everything to piece together an ancient prophecy that could break the curse forever.

My breakdown:
I really enjoyed this book because it was written incredibly well, and Ren is such an enchanting character with incredible chemistry. I really liked the plot of the story, and the way everything played out. I was always wanting to read this book, and I never wanted to put it down. You can pick this book up from most good book stores for around $12. 

Enjoy!

If you're ready, nothing can stop us
Stay fabulous, 
Girl radical xxx