One.
I've tried to, but I cannot remember for the life of me where I first saw these beautiful bralettes. They're from an American brand called Lovesick who do clothing from sizes 8 to 28, which is really fucking fantastic and I am so monumentally happy that I've finally found some halterneck bralettes in my size. They actually look like they will hold and support 'ole 38F over here, so I am beyond chuffed! At $24.90 they seem quite pricey, but from what I can gather they always have offers on and throw around discount codes like there's no tomorrow.
Two.
Ah, the Oral B Pro 600 in pink. The older I get, the more I realise how important oral hygiene is and no, I cannot believe I really just said that. My boyfriend received the blue version of this for Christmas and I'll admit it I was just a wee bit jealous. It's only £24.98 in Superdrug at the minute, so sign me up!
Three.
I've had a pair of Skullcandy Hesh 2 headphones for almost five years now and the cable is getting a bit dodgy, so I'm thinking it's about time for an upgrade. I've scoured the internet to find these August EP650 Bluetooth headphones, and the price ranges from around £25 - £40, depending on colour and website. I'll be getting mine from Amazon, where the pair pictured cost £36.08.
Four.
I've grouped the books together. We've got Trumpet by Jackie Kay, and A Quiet Kind of Thunder by Sara Barnard. As you know, I'm well into the Banging Book Club, and these books are 100% to do with that. Trumpet was on last year's reading list and the BBC reviews have really really really made me want to read it, spoilers and all; and A Quiet Kind of Thunder is the novel chosen for this March's read. Obviously, your average paperback book varies from about £7 - £12.
Five.
I have recently branded myself the Pink Fairy Lump and coloured my blonde balayage pink. I need Manic Panic to keep up the look (although it's £11 for 115ml and I'm not about that life, so I'm keeping my eyes peeled for alternatives).
What are you guys buying come payday?
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