It's Bank Holiday Monday (here in the UK at least) and if you are anything like me, you are nursing a belly full of chocolate and debating what t.v show to binge on next. Well I am going to ask that you step away from Netflix and Spring clean your make-up stash. Yes it is time to chuck out all those old, neglected products and finally get your house, well beauty house that is and let me help you with a small to-do list. You can of course neglect all your beauty duties, have another Creme Egg (I won't judge you) and bookmark this post and tackle your make-up bag at a later date.

Liquids

Generally speaking liquids as in shampoo, general haircare products, cleansers and even moisturisers - although they may loose potency over the months - do tend to age the best and equally show tell tale signs of spoiled products too. For liquid lipsticks and glosses it is time to wave goodbye to any shades that have separated (look for a water-like substance at the top of the product) and a change of smell and/or colour. The same applies for skin care products - should the product have change in scent or texture then it is best to let it go. I realise this may be a little extreme but I do scribble my start date on the back on any face care product with a Sharpie, that way I have a general idea how long I have owned and used the product; I realise that as a beauty blogger I have a larger stash than most but it may be a helpful tip none the less.
For mascara and any product you appl...