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Tag Archives: Viseart
 With the summer holidays upon us I thought I’d get into the spirit and share some Amalfi Coast glamour in the form of a commercial I worked on recently and is currently airing here in the UK.
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Posted in: At Work,On ScreenTags: 1960's,Beauty Kitchen,Benecos,Bite Beauty,Commercial,Couleur Caramel,Jane Iredale,Kjaer Weis,Lavera,Male Grooming,On Screen,sixties,Twelve Beauty,Viseart,Weleda
 Given that we are approaching the end of the alphabet and that the numbers of brands which begin with the latter letters is diminishing, the final couple of these posts will include multiple letters. This month, T and V are coupled together – my only suggestion for U (Une Beauty) sadly ceased trading last year…
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 Wednesday (1st November) was World Vegan Day and also saw the start of World Vegan Month and so I thought I would kick off this month with a post about my male grooming kit (it is Movember after all too). It sounds tenuous but please bear with me…
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 The third and final promo in the Volkswagen Motability series is by far and away my favourite and the one which genuinely brings a tear to my eye whenever I see it..
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 As 2016 comes to a close, it’s time to take my annual look back over the products I have written about this year and work out which of the (at time of writing) forty products are my five favourites. This is usually a pretty hard task as I only include products I really like in the […]
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Posted in: Lips,Skin,Top FiveTags: Angela Langford,Concealer,Facial Oil,Lipstick,Living Nature,Odylique,Serum,Viseart,YTTP
 Way back in March (it seems such a long time ago now) I worked on a mini series of promos for Volkswagen Motability. The promos were shot in South London and demonstrate Volkswagen’s involvement in The Motability Scheme, which helps people who receive specific allowances (such as Disability Living Allowance and War Pensioners Allowance) to buy or lease cars.
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