Tag: goth

The Rage Company: Bath Bombs and a Little Package of Gothic Gems [Review of my First Order]

March 2, 2018

Introduction:    For a while now I have had in the works an additional branch to this blog, namely, features and reviews of small beauty, bath and candle/wax businesses. Concurrent to being a loyal ‘Lushie’, I have been a massive supporter of small cruelty free and vegan beauty and candle/wax melt companies; frequently advocating the … More The Rage Company: Bath Bombs and a Little Package of Gothic Gems [Review of my First Order]

Spooky Box Club: Spooky Stationary Box [Subscription Box Review]

February 12, 2018

Introduction: Thanks to a devastating disaster involving my phone, I lost all the pictures I had taken of the Elegant Fripperies, Memento Mori, Gothic Globetrotter and Sweet Nightmares boxes for review. I am absolutely gutted about the loss of the images, especially for the Gothic Globe Trotter and Sweet Nightmares boxes. They were absolutely amazing … More Spooky Box Club: Spooky Stationary Box [Subscription Box Review]

Spooky Box Club: Dead Cute Box [Subscription Box Review]

May 1, 2017

Introduction: Advertised as ‘A box filled with creepy cute treats for pastel goths everywhere’ the Dead Cute box from Spooky Box Club did not disappoint! It most definitely made up for the Spirits and Spells box – for which I still feel pangs of guilt when I think of the review I wrote. However, as … More Spooky Box Club: Dead Cute Box [Subscription Box Review]

Spooky Box Club: Blood Moon Box[Subscription Box Review]

February 11, 2017

Introduction: Okies, I am seriously starting to struggle to find words that adequately express how much I love the Spooky Box Club. Even when the box as a whole has not been a favourite of mine, such as the Voodoo box, the fact that there are always one or two items that I absolutely adore … More Spooky Box Club: Blood Moon Box[Subscription Box Review]

Curiosity Crate: A Subscription Box for Fans of the ‘Alternative’

May 24, 2016

Around November last year I jumped on the subscription box band-wagon by signing up to Curiosity Crates. My only regret with regards to this subscription is that I did not commence reviewing them sooner, as they rarely disappoint and are exceptional value for money. This is especially true if you are a fan of anything … More Curiosity Crate: A Subscription Box for Fans of the ‘Alternative’