The product: Sleek MakeUP Highlighting Elixir in Poppin’ Bottles, She Got It Glow, and SUN.LIT The Sleek Highlighting Elixir formula On January the 1st, I celebrated 10 years of The Sunday Girl so although this post is a tad late, it is only fitting that I hit publish on a Sunday.

We still embody the passion and ambition of those who created the brand 35 years ago and we are not afraid to do it our way. This post contains sponsored content - Mother’s Day is right around the corner but so is so many other gifting opportunities from birthdays to anniversaries and all that’s in-between. With the beauty sector being closed for the best part of a year due to current restrictions, I think we all would welcome a little at-home pampering session and my favourite hand and foot care brand, Margaret Dabbs London, couldn’t have made this easier nor more luxurious with two glorious gift sets to select from. Always wanted to master the classic smokey eye, or find your perfect lip shade? What about raising your brow game, literally, with a brow lamination effect? We can see you nodding, and we’ve got the answer; the Sleek MakeUP blog posts were made for you! The Sleek Highlighting Elixir Illuminating Drops formula is, to put it simply, very lovely. It’s difficult to find illuminating drops that are silicone-free, but Sleek makes it look easy. These drops are silky and intense, with a liquid-crème formula that feels like nothing once you blend it in.UK mainland only. Surcharges apply to the following locations The Channel Islands & Isles of Scilly

Because these blend out (like any highlighter) to luminous translucence, I think most people will find that they can select a shade to suit their tastes. I, however, love Poppin’ Bottles — in more than one way. Like my favourite bottle of bubbly, Poppin’ Bottles is big, bold, and effervescent. One bottle will last for ages, and it makes me feel glowy and ready to go out. It never makes me look greasy, but instead highlights my brow bones, cheekbones, and cupid’s bow, thinning out my nose more than contouring ever has. Like any great highlighter, it’s full of dense, finely-milled shimmer and has an almost wet-look finish. These are a budget-friendly alternative to the often-lauded Cover FX Custom Enhancer Drops. They’re a silicone-free alternative to Dermablend’s Glow Creator Drops and L’Oreal’s True Match Lumi Drops.

I later changed the name to Adrienne Adores after some gently persuasion from a PR (turns out brands don’t want to work with a blog that’s got the word “bitch” in the title...who knew) before settling on The Sunday Girl and as they say the rest is history.