Quick Rice Krispie Treats | Easter Recipe

Somehow, it has escaped my attention that we're already in spring, April is round the corner and it's nearly Easter. I would like this year to slow down slightly, please. Moving on from my last quick and easy baking post, I thought I'd share my favourite Easter themed treat - Rice Krispie buns.

Easter isn't the healthiest time of year, well it certainly isn't for me, but if you have some spare time over the holiday and you're looking for a gooey chocolatey fix, you've come to the right place.

Again, apologies for the quality - a camera update is needed ASAP. You will need:

• 3oz butter or margarine
• 4oz of marshmallows
• 5oz of Rice Krispies
• Mini Eggs

Slowly melt butter/margarine in a large pan. When melted, add marshmallows and blend. When well blended, take off the heat and add the Rice Krispies. Stir well until completely coated. Put a tablespoon of mixture into each bun case, (add more or less depending on the size). Hollow out the middle with a teaspoon and once the mixture has set, place the Mini Eggs in the centre. It's that simple!

So if you have anymore room after stuffing your face with various eggs and other Easter themed chocolate animals, give this really simple recipe a try!

Victoria

Favourite Lashes | Eylure

I'll be honest, I have a STRONG love/hate relationship with false lashes. Even though I've worn them on and off for parties and nights out since I was around 15, the struggle is still very much real. Don't even get me started on the individual ones I wore age 16 for my prom.

However, a severe lack of co-ordination aside, I do feel like I've definitely found my favourite brand of falsies from a fair few years of experience. 

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Eylure has been pretty much my staple for as long as I can remember. The brand are already very popular with their affordable prices and many celebrities and YouTubers joining on the bandwagon too.

My favourite thing about the brand is definitely the range they have. Looks vary from big and bold. to thinner and lighter, so the varied styles mean you can go for a very natural or dramatic look depending on your preference. If unlike me you do actually have some co-ordination, the lightweight bands are very durable, meaning they stuck to your own lashes very easily. The flexibility means you can also trim the inner corners of the strip, if they're slightly too long. I also find their adhesives, when applied correctly, make sure my lashes do not budge all night.

Unfortunately my most favoured set was the Katy Perry range, which they seem to have discontinued. Fortunately, they should give me more room to try out some of their different styles.
If anyone is looking to try out any false lashes for the first time, I do recommend looking at some YouTube tutorials, as they're very helpful indeed. 

What are your favourites from the Eylure range? I'm certainly also willing to try out different brands, so please do let me know if you know ones you can't live without!

Victoria ♥