Xen Tan Dark Lotion Absolute Luxe and Luxury Tanning Mitt

I got this at the Xen Tan bloggers event held way back in July at the rather swanky Malmaison in Manchester.  It's my favourite tanning brand so there was no way I was missing out.  I'm only just getting round to trying it now as I've been in denial about my paleness and pretending that I still have my Mexico tan (I really don't).  The event was great, we were all offered Xen Tan spray tans, the chance to get our nails done in the spa and a bag of Xen Tan treats.  We heard all about the brand too which I thought was an excellent touch - interesting Xen Tan fact, and something I didn't know, is that they're based just down the road from me in Bredbury.

So on to the review.  The Dark Lotion Absolute Luxe packaging looks great, and as it's a tube it's really easy to dispense the tan to apply it.  First impressions of the lotion was that it looked really light, a caramel colour rather than the usual brown Xen Tan, and it smelled absolutely amazing.  Not a hint of fake tan here, it smells really sweet and like vanilla, I loved it!  Now, the lighter colour of this made it a bit tricky to see where I had applied it already but I soon got the hang of it.  Application was very straightforward and quick, the creamy formula really helped and felt really moisturising.  I also used this on my face with no problems.

Once it's applied, you can tell you're a slightly different colour but it doesn't look like you've been rolling around in mud.  Even my boyfriend commented that the colour looked more reasonable than it usually does whilst I'm mid-tan.  I would say you could legitimately go to the corner shop wearing this.  I left this overnight - Xen Tan recommend at least 3-4 hours but best results in 7-8 - and the sheets looked absolutely fine when I woke up. Yay!  However the smell of DHA (that giveaway tan smell) was definitely present but it wasn't strong and went away after a shower.

The colour had developed overnight into a really nice, noticeable un-orange tan that looks pretty natural (for November anyway) - it wasn't quite as dark as I was expecting but I'm actually quite pleased about that.  No-one wants to look like they've been Ronsealed.   Not a hint of streaking either.  Overall, this is a gorgeous tan that's easy to use and actually makes tanning a lot less of a hassle, it isn't cheap but it's a luxury product that works really well so I would pay full price for this happily.  I love the tanned look but I just find tanning so time consuming but I'm going to try and keep up the tanning regularly with the help of this, wish I'd tried it sooner!

The Luxury Tanning Mitt really impressed me too.  I tend to apply with surgical gloves or a cheap tanning mitt I bought ages ago but I've now been converted to the Xen Tan Luxury Tanning Mitt.  It applies evenly and smoothly, and there's no residue on your palms as that tell tale giveaway that you've been faking it!  If you tan regularly I would definitely invest in this.

I've noticed today that Xen Tan have introduced some new products which look pretty nice - Luminous Gold Gel and Moroccan Tan as well as a back applicator...hmmm, interesting! 

For more information about Xen Tan or to buy some visit www.xen-tan.co.uk

Sleek Pout Polish in Pink Cadillac

This is my first Sleek purchase, I was tempted by the lipsticks too but this was my third item on a 3 for 2 and I was running out of time on my lunch break to pick out some more so I left it.  I can always go back!  The packaging on this, and the product as a whole actually, reminds me of the MAC Tinted Lip Conditioner.  It even smells a bit vanilla-y.

In terms of colour, it's more of a sheen or a wash of colour than anything else.  It changes the colour of lips a little but not much and I still want to wear lipstick over it if I'm going somewhere.  Sleek Pout Polish has SPF 15 in it so it protects and moisturises.  This is quite a nice product, especially for winter, but I prefer Carmex Moisture Plus as it gives a similar level of colour, comes in a stick so less mess and it really feels moisturising.  I didn't feel like Pout Polish was quite as moisturising.  This is probably a product that I'll keep in my handbag or desk at work rather than using it religiously.

They do a few other colours too, so if you're looking for a MAC alternative, I would probably go for this as I personally don't feel like it's that different a product!

Available for £4.29 from Superdrug, currently on 3 for 2.

NUDE skincare - NUDE Cellular Renewal Serum, NUDE ProGenius Treatment Oil and NUDE Perfect Cleansing Oil

After a recent bout of terrible skin that I think is probably caused by overusing one of the facial oils that I have subsequently found out is actually full of mineral oil, a cheap 'filler' oil which is a product left over from making petrol.  Mineral oil can make you break out, and isn't great for acne prone skin (which I don't have thankfully).  So, after researching mineral oil I've vowed to be more careful about what I use on my skin to avoid these sore breakouts.

The timing couldn't have been better for me to be sent these items from NUDE skincare for review.  These products are free of parabens, sulphates, PEGs, TEA, DEA, propylene glycol, phthalates, synthetic colour, synthetic fragrance, mineral oils and silicones. I don't even know what half of those are so I obviously need to do some more research.

The packaging on these is very different from what I envisage when I think of a 'natural' brand.  The Perfect Cleansing Oil bottle reminds me a little bit of suncream - but it makes sense as it's an oil cleanser so it means it won't slip out of your hands -  but the ProGenius Treament Oil and Cellular Renewal Serum look a little bit like something from an apothecary or a lab with their dropper bottles.

NUDE Perfect Cleansing Oil (100ml)
I've used this every night to take off all of my make up, including my eye make up and I'm really impressed. You apply it to your skin, add a tiny bit of water to make a milk and then rinse off. I use a cotton pad on my lashes to remove all of my mascara and it works a treat. My skin doesn't feel tight or dry after using this and my skin really feels clean. It doesn't feel like it leaves a residue behind, which pleases me.  It smells really nice too and because of the packaging it isn't messy to use.

NUDE ProGenius Treatment Oil (30ml)
I put this on after I use the cleansing oil.  It feels really light and - odd as this sounds - not really greasy and sat on the top of my skin.  It seems to absorb into the skin really well and quickly which is different to the oils that I've used before.  You don't need to use a lot of this product and again, this smells really nice - a little more herbal than the cleansing oil.

NUDE Cellular Renewal Serum (30ml)
This stuff is lovely, it actually looks to me like it glows when you drop this out of the bottle.  I pop some on on a morning, this is also really light and absorbs really quickly without feeling oily or greasy.  So if you want to put this on on a morning and then get your make up on, it's really not a problem.  You don't need to use a lot of this product either as a little goes a long way.  I feel like my skin looks visibly brighter from using this.

Overall, I'm so impressed with these products!  I've used similar things before and thought they were ok but these are way better and I feel like my skin has improved as a result.  I don't have any more spots, and the dryness around my nose that I often suffer from once the weather gets colder is nowhere to be seen.  I would certainly purchase these products in future, and others from the range (I've read great things about the Miracle Mask).  NUDE skincare is a premium brand so it isn't cheap but I genuinely think that these products are worth it, the quality of the products and the improvement in my skin justifies the price. These products have actually changed the way I view my skincare and I'll be reading more labels in future before I purchase products as I think minimal harsh chemicals is the way to go for my skin.

NUDE Skincare is available from John Lewis, for more information about the brand click here. 

Max Factor Eye Brightening Tonal Black Mascara for Green Eyes

As a bit of a mascara snob - when your lashes are as rubbish as mine, you don't mind dropping a few £££'s to get results (hello YSL Shocking Mascara) - I don't normally buy from cheaper brands but I thought I'd give this a go.  I actually wanted the version of this for Blue eyes after seeing an advertisement for it in a magazine and being a little bit excited that there was a mascara with a blue flash in it that didn't look too 80's.  Nevertheless when I got there and realised it was divided by eye colour, I went for green as that's what colour my eyes are.  I guessed that it would maybe have a bit of lilac in it as that's what colour apparently complements green eyes (I don't really wear eyeshadow).

I got a bit freaked out when I got home and noticed that it said Black Ruby on the bottom...um did I buy red mascara?  Thankfully, there's no red in it, more of a gold shimmer.  When I bought this I thought "hmm, gimmick" and I can't say that my opinion has changed.  Without trying the others and comparing my eyes to see how they look I can't say for certain if the shimmer makes a difference, it's really subtle though, it's not like glitter mascara.  The brush is quite stiff but seperates the lashes really well and isn't fiddly to use.

I was so impressed with this mascara!  It really lengthens and adds volume to the lashes whilst seperating them out which I prefer.  It can go a bit clumpy if you're not careful but some people like that look.  It doesn't flake throughout the day either and it's pretty easy to remove at the end of the day.  It has a little scent to it too which isn't unpleasant but is pretty pointless.

I've got liquid liner on in the pic below, but I think this shows the difference that the mascara makes to my little lashes still:

I don't honestly think that the colour tint makes a massive difference but I can say that this is a great mascara that really lengthens and offers volume to the lashes.  If I had normal length lashes I think the results would be brilliant!  I've been converted from my high end mascaras but I might try the version for blue eyes next time after all as I like the idea of a blue tint to it.

If you're looking for a new and inexpensive mascara, I'd recommend this one.  Available from Boots.com*

Revlon Matte Lipstick in Really Red

I've been after a proper matte red lipstick for a little while now, I wanted one that was genuinely matte and not too expensive as it's not that often that I rock a red lip.  I also wanted the 'right' kind of red - some of the ones I saw were too orange or leaned towards pink, which isn't what I wanted.  I came across these Revlon Matte Lipsticks during a bit of blog reading so went to check them out.

They're obviously popular because some of the nude and pink colours had sold out, I'd have liked to have tried them too but there's time for that I suppose.   A red what was I wanted and a red is what I got.  This is the perfect retro, classic red.  The matte finish is absolutely gorgeous but it definitely means you need to be spot on with your application, it's probably a lip pencil job here.

I just love it, it looks really glamorous and is exactly what I wanted.  I'm going to wear this on my next night out, it's a high impact look but with proper lashes and liner on it looks amazing.  The matte finish doesn't look dry but I'd still say to make sure your lips are moisturised well and in good condition.  It lasts ok, I do need to reapply if I've been eating/drinking etc but it does stay put fine.
 

Available from Boots.com, currently on buy one get one half price.

Recent purchases (coat, top, shoes and a bag!)

I just thought I'd show you a couple of things that I've been buying clothes-wise recently:

 

River Island Grey Faux Fur Collar PU Boyfriend Coat - £85 

I've wanted a fur collar coat since last winter but by the time I caught on, a lot of the nice ones were sold out so I kept looking this year and spotted this one.  There's quite a lot going on with this coat given the faux leather sleeves, faux fur collar and tweed but I actually love it - because it hits about 5 trends in one I can wear it with something really boring and still feel like I've made an effort.  It's toasty warm too, especially with the fur.  As it's a boyfriend fit I went down a size as I felt it was a bit baggy, it's still not fitted though.  It's also available at ASOS so if you've got a NUS card then you can get 10% off River Island stuff there.

Topshop MJ Black Gem Slippers - £32

I resisted the slipper trend for so long.  I don't know why as I'm usually always down for clothes that are as close to pyjamas as possible (hi, harem pants!) but I just didn't think they'd be very me.  That changed when I saw these, I dismissed them outright, then found I couldn't stop thinking about them over the weekend so rushed to Topshop on my lunch to get them.

 Topshop Key Detail Clutch Bag - £28

I actually went into Topshop looking for this bag, and came out with the one above instead.  It's actually really sturdy and pretty big so I can fit my purse, massive phone and make up in there.  It has a little zip pocket inside too.  The outside zips are fake but I love the little key detail - I think if I ever get bored of these, you could easily replace with some other charm too. 

 

Topshop TALL Jersey Peplum Top - £18

I already had this in grey but it's ridiculously comfortable, reasonably priced and so flattering on.  I know it's quite plain but it can easily be dressed up or down if need be.  I've worn it for work, out and about and I think it'd work well on a night out too.  I bought the tall version as sometimes tops are a bit short on me and on a peplum that isn't a good look.

All my purchases are mainly black aren't they?  Just shows, we're getting into winter....

Dior Grand Bal Collection - false eyelashes in 002 Gold Crystals

Now available nationwide, Dior's Grand Bal collection sees the brand branching out into false lashes for the first time - 001 Pearl Drops and 002 Gold Crystals.  I was sent 002 Gold Crystals to review so here they are:
The packaging is very typically Dior - gold, opulent and luxurious.  Even the way the lashes are packaged are pretty different to the standard high street ones, they're packaged more like MAC lashes.  The glue that came with it is reusable in a little pot though I suspect it's no different to the glue that you get with say Illamasqua lashes (it has the same blue tint!).  It's effective enough and adheres the lashes well.

The style of these lashes aren't what I would usually wear.  I usually prefer something a bit more spiky and upturned or wispy and a bit feathery.  These sort of slant outwards and I didn't feel that this was massively flattering on my eyes.

The lash band on them is quite sturdy too and the lashes are quite long, I could probably do with trimming a little bit off these before I wear them again.  The crystals are really good quality and they do look pretty on.

 

After years of wearing lashes, I know what sorts of styles I suit and this isn't really it, I'm afraid so I probably wouldn't buy these.  If you're more adventurous or looking for a special treat for a lash love then I'd say this would be it!  They cost £19 which includes glue.

 

Some of the other items (especially the lipsticks and polishes are pretty gorgeous too), these are my two favourites from the rest of the Grand Bal collection:

Grand Bal Diorific Vernis Nail Polish - Diorling 

Grand Bal Collection Diorific Lipstick - Diva

 

The Dior Grand Bal Collection is available from Selfridges, starting at £18.00 

Etsy wants

Etsy is fast becoming a favourite website of mine, I've only bought a handful of things from there but I've been really impressed with each item I've bought.  I find it quite hard to browse unless I have an idea of what I'm after, kind of like Ebay.  But here's what I'm hankering for on Etsy at the moment:

Pink/lilac ombre hair extensions - LulusGalaxy

These are amazing, and actually not that expensive for what they are.  I could probably do this myself with a weft of hair and some Manic Panic dye but I have no experience with dying hair crazy colours so I'd rather leave it up to someone who knows what they're doing!  I wouldn't dye my own hair these colours either as I suspect work would have a fit and there are some days when you just want to blend in which is hard with pink and lilac hair!

Thin Gold Bangle - CheapandChicHandmade

I don't wear much jewellery and when I do - apart from earrings - I like to keep it understated.  This bangle is really pretty and delicate.

Ombre Tights - BZRshop

I don't think I need to say much about these, they're just pretty.

Strawberry Shortcake Nail Polish - WonderBeautyProducts

The choice of fab, unique polishes on Etsy is overwhelming but I narrowed down my choice to this one, I think it's really interesting and a bit different to what you can buy on the high street.

Printed cushions - CSERASURFACEDESIGN

I think these are so gorgeous, they're quite expensive so they'd very much be an accent cushion rather than a full set of matching ones but I really think they'd be a great addition to my home decor and I've had my eye on the hummingbird one for ages now.

Classic Pink Lipstick Print - emmakisstina

I think this would look great in my dressing room (aka the spare bedroom to anyone else) and I love the lipsticks that she's chosen to draw.

Chanel Nail Polish Illustration - 23madisonstudio

As above really, imagine owning all of these in real life!

Songbirds on a Wire Print - AnamnesisPrints

I don't know where this would go in my house and it doesn't really go with anything of mine but I can't seem to delete it from my favourites.  There are quite a lot of this kind of thing on Etsy, drawings over pages of vintage books but this is one of the ones I like best.

Ace of Spades and Hearts Fimo Canes - yippeekawaiiyeah

3d nail art.  I love it.  For some reason I love Aces as well so I'm tempted to do some nail art with something like these are they look really good in terms of design and quality.

 

Have you ever used Etsy?  What's been your favourite Etsy purchase?  Mine's probably my teacup candle or my phone cover.  I'm now off work for a few days so I might well buy some of these things when the temptation gets too much!

L'Oreal Paris Color Riche Le Nail Art in Poudre D'or

After coveting these for ages I finally picked some up in Boots Manchester.  I went for Poudre D'or as I think they're the most striking and look really expensive and luxurious.  At £8.99 (or thereabouts) they're not cheap but I bought these with Boots points so I was even more pleased.

I've not used nail wraps for ages so my application technique was a bit off at first.  These don't need any heat or anything to apply, they're literally just stickers.  They feel like plastic but the actual design feels like matte velvet with little raised gems.  My thumbnails used the biggest sized wraps so if you've got larger nails - which I don't think I have, I never normally have to use the biggest oness - then give these a miss.  You stick them to your nails, pull them tight to smooth out any wrinkles (ahem) and then file off the edges, I used a glass file.

From a distance they look okay but if you look closely they're a bit wrinkled in some places!

 

In terms of longevity these didn't really last long but that might be down to my poor application (it probably is).   I really liked them on, they look so glam but I do think they're quite expensive for what they are so I don't think I'll be buying these or any of the other designs in future.  They're more of a one night only kind of nail.

 

My Nazila Loves Glamour nail giveaway ends on 31st October so if you want to win some fantastic embellished false nails then click here to enter.

 

Lauren's Way Dream Rollers

Sleep in rollers are something that have sort of passed me by, I didn't think I needed them or that they'd be that effective. But when I was asked to try the Lauren's Way Dream Rollers, I was still interested as it's a brand I've heard a lot about but never actually tried anything from.  Anyway, I like sleep and I like looking good so actually these are a bit of a no brainer for me...longer in bed and bouncy hair?  Yes please!

These are pink medium sized soft rollers filled with foam so that they're more comfortable when you sleep.  You get 20 in a pack and on first glance I thought there was way too many but nope, I used them all in my hair!  You can get packs of 8 too.  Putting them in was easy, you just roll your hair around them like a normal roller and the velcro keeps them in - you can use clips to secure them even more but I didn't need to do this.  They go into dry hair after it's been washed and dried (when these first came out I wasn't sure if they went in dry or wet hair, like those bendy rollers I've used disasterously twice as a kid).  It probably took about 10 minutes in total to get them in my hair.

I actually popped by the Lauren's Way stand when I was at Professional Beauty North and I have to say I didn't look half as glam with these rollers in as the gorgeous models on the stand did with them in that day! 

So, the sleep.  I can't say sleeping with these in guarantees the best sleep I've ever had, but they're not uncomfortable and every roller did stay in at night.  As someone who moves around a lot in her sleep, if they stay put for me then they'll stay put for you.  Getting these out was actually harder than getting them in as the velcro's really strong.  I didn't think they pulled on my hair or anything though.

I wasn't really sure what the curl from these was going to be like but I really really hoped it wasn't like ringlets.  Luckily the curls were gorgeous and I loved the end result!  My hair was big and bouncy with a bit of a curl at the end, just the way I like it!  I suppose as your hair's dry and there's no heat styling there isn't going to be a huge ringlet going on.  This is basically how I try to dry my hair or pay the hairdresser to do it, all done while I sleep.

I really would recommend these as you can style while you sleep and it reduces the amount of heated tools you use on your hair.  I'm pretty sure I've already mentioned the C-word recently, but I do think these would be a great Christmas present for someone.

For more information or to buy your own set of Dream Rollers visit www.laurensway.com.

P.S.  Don't forget to enter my giveaway to win a set of Nazila Loves Glamour false nails!

Bare Minerals Ready SPF20 Foundation in Medium Dark

 
I was recently sent this foundation for review and unfortunately it wasn't the right colour for me.  Luckily the lovely Haitch from www.nailtart.com stepped in to help me out with a review! So, here's what she thought of the foundation:

 

When I took the foundation out of the box the first thing that struck me was how nice the packaging was of the foundation.  Instead of the usual cheap feeling plastic, this compact felt expensive and smooth to the touch.

I am a big Bare Minerals fan because I have oily skin. I usually use their loose powder foundation and apply this with a kabuki brush. This foundation is a pressed powder and I wondered if I should use a sponge to apply it.

On the first morning of trying this product I thought I would go with what I know. I took my kabuki brush and tapped it against the compact powder. A reasonable amount was on the brush.

I applied the colour to the back of my hand  with my brush and it was almost invisible.  It had blended perfectly into my skin. There was no orange colour and there was no excess or cakeiness.

I then brushed it over my cheeks and across my nose. Despite this shade being medium dark it does not go on as dark as you would think. With bare minerals shades I change from summer to winter. I have three different shades I use throughout the year. This shade gave me a bit of a warm glow across my cheeks as I added more there  and blended perfectly into my face.

After six days of using this foundation I loved the following things about it:

• The colour blended really nicely with my skin
• Despite the SPF 20 in this product I didn’t find it added any oiliness to my face
• The colour of the foundation didn’t change throughout the dark as my skin got warmer
• The size of the compact

The only thing that I could find that I didn’t love:

The opening of the compact I found quite tricky and possibly with long term use I could end up breaking my nails if I forced it. This wouldn’t be an issue if my nails were very short but they are currently a bit longer than usual. But that is the only downside I can find!

I really loved this foundation and the great thing about bare minerals is that they do so many shades which are perfect for so many skin types. As someone with oily skin this was perfect on me. 

A huge thank you to Haitch for her great review - make sure you go and check out her blog!

Bare Minerals Ready SPF20 Foundations is available for £25 from Selfridges* or http://www.bareminerals.co.uk

 

Nazila Love Glamour Nailglitz in Barbie (and giveaway!)

I finally got myself some of these nails after blogging about them last month.  I haven't seen these in Superdrug yet so I picked these up at Professional Beauty North West which was held last Sunday.  Apparently these nails have been seen on Tulisa, Rihanna and Amanda Holden.
 

Professional Beauty was great, I've been before and it does get really busy. As I'm a bit of a boy when it comes to shopping (if I can't buy it online then I like to go in a shop, buy what I came to get and get out) I went early, managed to see all the stands I wanted to - plus quite a few more - and get out before it got too chaotic and before things started to sell out as they can do.

Nazila Love Glam was a stand I was looking out for and I wasn't disappointed, they had all of their gorgeous false nails on display and I felt like a kid in a sweet shop.  I picked out the Barbie ones I've coveted since I saw them and here they are:

The sizes of these nails are fine, I had no problems finding nails that fit (and the embellished ones were all the right size for me).  They don't come with glue but instead have little applicator tabs/stickers with them which are alright but I have to say I prefer glue.  Applying the nails was ridiculously straightforward.

Did I like them?  Yes.  Would I wear them?  I don't know!  I can't think where I'd wear them to for starters plus they're obviously not that practical, especially with the sticker tabs but I knew this anyway.  I haven't worn them for any length of time so I'm not sure how easily they ping off but the embellishments seem attached pretty securely.  They do feel quite heavy on the nails, especially the ones with the big stars on them, because of the amount of stuff on them.

I can't deny that I think that these are gorgeous - there are so many from the range that I love - and as I've said before, I realise they won't be to everyones taste. But if you do like this type of thing I'd really recommend them, the prices are fairly reasonable and they feel good quality.  Until they're in Superdrug, you can look at and purchase the various styles at http://www.nazilaloveglamour.com/

If you want to try out some Nazila Love Glamour Nailglitz, I'm giving the style below away to one lucky winner so carry on reading!

GIVEAWAY

This giveaway is open internationally to all followers of Beauty and the Blogger.  All you need to do to enter is comment below with how you follow Beauty and the Blogger (GFC, Bloglovin', Hello Cotton etc), email address and where you'd wear these nails to.  Giveaway ends on 31st October 2012 and the winner will be selected at random. The winner will win the set of nails below:

 

A clever way to store your hair extensions...the HeadKase.

I don't tend to wear hair extensions quite as much now as I used to (a night out was never a night out unless I had some extensions in a few years ago) but I do still wear them every now and again, usually to do something like a long fishtail plait or to add length when I wear my hair curly.  I also used to spend quite a lot of money on them as I wore them frequently but now I just pick up cheap synthetic wefts that can still be heat styled.  I like them long and usually get 22-24 inch.

Anyhow, hair extension preferences aside, I usually store my extensions either in the packaging they come in or in a plastic bag.  Oh yes, I'm that glamorous!  Neither of these options are ideal because the hair gets knotty and tangled or it gets weird kinks in it from being stuffed in a drawer.  It's hard to get these kinks out with synthetic hair sometimes too as you don't want to use a high heat on it.

So when I was asked if I wanted to try the Headkase Hair Extensions Case I was really interested, it sounded like the perfect solution to my storage problems!  As well as using it to store your extensions, you can use it when you put them in to as it can hang with either hooks or suction cups so you can easily see what you've got to put in, both are strong enough too.

Basically, it works.  It keeps my extensions looking neat, ensures they stay smooth and wearable and looks pretty too.  I haven't really found I use the suckers to stick them up that much but they do work and I can see why they'd be useful.  I think this is a really nice product and if you do spend a lot of money on extensions then this is well worth the money to protect the expensive hair you've bought. It's a simple idea, executed well and makes a difference.

As you can see, my extensions are long and stick out of the end of the HeadKase but it's fine as they just roll up along with the rest of it and stay in pristine condition.  It looks pretty too, which I actually think is really important!  If you travel a lot or are taking your extensions away somewhere with you (getting ready at a mates house or something) then again, these are a good idea.

It comes in four colours: pink, black, leopard and zebra.  Available for £19.99 from http://www.head-kase.co.uk/