Sum-up Saturday

To tell the truth I'm totally unable to write frequently. So, I decided to write summaries from time to time. Here's the first one.

I have three holy grails recently. One is the Syoss Volume Lift dry shampoo which really refreshes my hair. I usually use it on that day in the morning when I intend to wash my hair in the night.. I mean... I hope you understand :D The other one is Garnier Essentials Sensitive 2in1 calming makeup remover. It removes foundation and eye-makeup easily without irritation. My skin on my face is quite problematic. Some parts are oily some are incredibly dry, prone to break out or have dry patches... So yeah, it's difficult to treat. The third one is Nivea Aftreshave Balm for sensitive skin. Yepp, it's a product for men but a great alternative for priming. I've been loving it lately. I got the idea for using it from Nikkie's videos (NikkieTutorials) aaand it works ;D

Last month I collected four... Or more?! At least four new scarves. If you follow me on Instagram you've already seen some of them. If you are not my follower yet... It's time to fix this problem, so here you go: imlucychuu
I'm really a big fan of scarves. I wear them in winter, summer, outside, inside no matter what.

My Top 5 Christmas Movie

1. How the Grinch Stole Christmas
My every-Christmas-time favourite. No Christmas without Grinch despite I don't like Jim Carrey at all. This film is the only exception.It's uniquely funny, near to disgusting but not reaching that. I've seen it so many times, I mostly know the whole movie word by word but can't get bored of watching it againg and again.Although it's a basic Christmas story about love etc. Oh and the main thing: consumer society judging about unreasonable overspending. Perfect!

2. Polar Express
Beautiful graphics. Cute story. Magical atmosphere. We get to the North Pole, we seem to see and get to know everything behind the myth of Christmas but in the end the only thing that we really know and believe that miracles are existing.

3. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Not especially Christmas movie but kind of "faith in humanity restored" story and it plays in winter. There are unpredictible things and you shouldn't be skeptic or greed unless you're not ready for kickbacks.
I love Johnny Depp. He's so multifaceted. The worlds made by Tim Burton are absolutely amazing. It's not a coincidence that my all-time favourite movie is Alice in Wonderland. I've been liking the story before the movie was made but it's another story.

4. The Nightmare Before Christmas
Tim Burton again. I like these somehow plasticine made-of graphics. There's some spooky, some disgustingy and some self-realization even though things aren't happening the way that our "hero" planned them.

5. Arthur Christmas
Typical saving the Christmas story. Or not eventually. Awkwardly funny and cute.

Summer Favourite