Good morning! Today it is rainy and cold, but I am venturing out with my friend to a pumpkin patch in hopes to get the perfect pics for autumn. First, however, I am going out for hot chocolate with my mother. I'm likely going to post later about my experience at the pumpkin patch, and also my review of Obsession! Be honest, scale 1-10, how scary is it? I don't get scared too much, but I have to say that the reviews people are saying is that it is even scary for the brave-hearted. I hope I don't get nightmares.
It's also the time of year to make boo baskets for friends and family! I'm making my close friend who I am celebrating Halloween with one. I have already bought face masks, lip balms, shower gels and bath bombs, but now I don't know what handmade crafts to make her. If you have any ideas, please comment!
Anyway, Hhere is my perfect guide to the ultimate boo basket (semi-cheap):
First, you need a basket. I found one on Amazon for £7.00. And then you want to fill it first with some really nice shower stuff. I find that Doveis one of the best brands for cheaper, but quality shower equipment. For the girlies in the UK, go to Superdrug as they have a huge collection. I would recommend buying a shower gel , shower scrub (£9.00), and perhaps some shower oil?
Second, you need to fill the basket with cosy items. A blanket (£11.00), socks (£4.00), a teddy - jelly cats can be really cute but quite expensive, there are many alternatives! (£16.00), and lastly pyjamas. The ones from Primark are good (£13).
Third, the scents. A candle (£5.00), a perfume (£14.00) and a hand sanitiser. Touchland is cool, but again - there are many alternatives (£5.00).
Lastly, snacks! I won't add this up in the price, as it depends how much snacks you want to put in. I like putting a pack of something, a large chocolate bar, and then two small bars of some kind.
In conclusion, this boo basket in total comes to £53.00
Have an amazing Halloween!
Bye Angels.
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