Tag Archives: Make-up Artist This week we are celebrating Organic Beauty Week, part of the Soil Association’s Organic September. In previous years I have written about the benefits of using organic beauty products, the Soil Association’s Campaign for Clarity and the age old problem of greenwashing. I don’t wish to repeat myself and so this year thought I would […]  If you follow me on Instagram (an/or twitter) then you may have noticed I spent Saturday at the Goodroots festival in East London. Held in the unique MC Motors warehouse in Dalston and billed as an Urban Wellness and Good Food festival, Goodroots is a new addition to the festival scene (I believe this is it’s first […]  One evening over Christmas (and most likely a glass of white) my partner and I were discussing my little blog; it’s (then potential) transition from Blogger to WordPress and things worked and didn’t work. During this chat he (and I have to give him the credit for this one) came up with the idea of Organic […]  If you have been watching terrestrial TV in the UK over the past couple of weeks you may have come across the latest Oxfam advert promoting the new fundraising campaign Dressed By The Kids Day 2016.  About eighteen months ago I came across make-up brand Sappho Organics, a small Canadian based make-up line founded by an Emmy nominated Make-up Artist.  A couple of months ago I was approached by Ana from the beauty and lifestyle (with an eco-friendly twist) blog Ana Goes Green, who asked if I would mind answering some questions on natural and organic make-up and on my work as a Make-up Artist. |
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