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Delarom offers three different balancing aromas / face oils:

  • Arome Equilibrant Oxygenant – Oxygenating Balancing Aroma (Everlasting Flower Face Oil)
  • Arome Equilibrant Anti-Age – Anti Ageing Balancing Aroma (Magnolia Face Oil)
  • Arome Equilibrant Hydratant – Hydrating Balancing Aroma (Neroli Flower Face Oil)

The face oil, real nature concentrate is a cocktail of 100% pure and natural essential oils. It has been used from time inmemoriam both for its curative and cosmetic properites. I tested the Oxygenating one and got samples for the other two as well. This post focuses on the first one, due to the fact that you can’t make a proper review after just a few applications. These products show their real benefits after long-term use.

The Delarom Oxygenating Balancing Aroma should be applied in small quantities on the face and neck. You should smoothen it gently until absorbed and continue with your usual beauty routine. I use it before I go to sleep, due to the nature of its ingreditents – it contains some oils that might be phototoxic (moderately phototoxic). I apply the Delarom Aquaconfort Cream with organic aloe vera afterwards (I’ll review it in one of my next posts). The balancing oxygenating has an extremley fine and rapidly absorbed texture, your skin really doesn’t feel greasy after application. Its essential oils help eliminate toxins, rebalance, tone and oxygenate the skin. This face oil also helps fight against stress and tired complexion responsible for skin ageing. The skin regains glow and vitality. After a month of use, I really like the results. My skin looks healthy, but most importantly, I am looking forward to seing long-term use results (which I’m sure they’ll show). This balancing aroma is a great addition to the basic skin care. I would however go for the Hydrating aroma next time. It should be perfect for my skin type.

Price: around 50 euros (15ml)

Ingredients: Corylus Avellana (Hazel) Seed Oil, Citrus Medica Limonum (Lemon) Peel Oil, Anthemis Nobilis Flower Oil, Citrus Aurantium Amara (Bitter Orange) Peel Oil, Helichrysum Angustifolium Flower Oil, Litsea Cubeba Fruit Oil, Boswellia Carterii Oil, Pogostemon Cablin Oil, 3-Hexenol, Citrus Aurantium Amara (Bitter Orange) Flower Oil, Prunus Amygdalus Amara (Bitter Almond) Kernel Oil, Limonene, Citral, Linalool, Geraniol
(For all skin types; should not be used by pregnant or breastfeeding women and on children under 3 years)

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The little black dress is an essential piece of wardrobe. I own quite a few of them – from knee length classic, to the sexy with crystals and the newest one with a lace upper part that you can see on these photos. This lace really adds a special touch and makes the dress really unique. The black dress can be a lifesaver (or better timesaver), when you just can’t find inspiration for your outfit. I avoided black in the summer for ages, but recently I added few black pieces which can easily be combined and are appropriate especially for business meetings or evening events in the city.

“The little black dress is a uniform for all women of taste.” (Vogue, 1926)

wearing: Shop Akira dress (buy HERE), Have2have sandals, Alimonada knuckle rings, Sismade bracelet, La Fille Des Fleurs purse

photo: Domen Blenkuš

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I have so much going on lately, so I haven’t got enough time to post regularly. Tommorow I’m going to have my first ever acting role. We are filming a series “The Life of Tomaz Kajzer” and my role is a spoiled girl with a very influential father, dating the main character (that’s it for now, I’m not revealing more). The whole cast is quite good actually, a lot of well known Slovenian actors are doing a part in it as well, so I’m really grateful to get a chance to try something new and be a part of such an amazing project. Hopefully, I’ll do a great job; I’ll keep you posted on social networks (Instragram: @ajdasitar). P.S. Brounette on the third next to me photo is my younger sister Alja, a track&field athlete.

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Vichy Aqualia Thermal collection is perfect for dry (I’d rather say dehydrated) and sensitive skin. I got the Vichy Aqualia Thermal Day Spa a few weeks ago to test it out and it really convinced me. This water gel is very light when applied, you feel fresh and your skin breathes easily. Vichy has some other interesting products in the Aqualia Thermal line as well – the one with SPF factor is probably the most wanted in summer.

The one thing I can guarantee you is that this product really is a perfect match for summer. It feels light and absorbs easily. Providing you perfect hydration it’s a great product to apply before the foundation. I have normal to dry skin type and it works perfect for my skin (although it contains alcohol). I’ve always wanted to find a gentle product for hot summer days that would provide me with longlasting hydration, healthy-looking skin and instant radiance boost. I’ve been using it for more than a month now and I couldn’t be more satisfied. However, it’s not enough for night care, but Vichy has an Aqualia Thermal Night Spa on offer as well (I’m using Delarom products at the moment; you’ll get the review in few days). Speaking of other Vichy’s amazing products – I’ve heard only good stuff about their Aqualia Thermal Serum.  My wish list of products is getting larger and larger, but this one really deserves a try!

Price: 22,47€ (75ml)

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I’ve always avoided yellow in my outfits, due to my fair skin and blonde hair. I just couldn’t find a nice match, so I didn’t have any yellow pieces is my closet until recently. But I’ve noticed it’s all about finding a perfect shade of yellow and combining it with other colors. For this outfit, I added accessories and an amazing Sabo Skirt peplum top in black. To complete the whole look I painted my nails in light blue. Luka Gorjup made this photos during the sunset, with some help of additional artificial light.

wearing:
Sabo Skirt Peplum Top
Yellow Custom Made Skirt
Sismade Bracelet
Black Borseto Bag
La Fille Des Fluers Bracelet
Black Fur Pumps

photo: Luka Gorjup

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